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The Faculty of Electrical Engineering in Split was established in 1960 as a fully autonomous and independent organization within the University of Zagreb. The Centre for part-time study in Split was founded in the same year and operated within the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering and Naval Architecture in Zagreb. During its five years of activity, it was noticed that the preliminary part of study could be more effectively organized by using the resources of the Faculty of Electrical Engineering in Split. In 1965 the Centre for part-time study was replaced by the Mechanical and Technological Department, which was founded at the Faculty of Electrical Engineering in Split, providing the two first years of study in Mechanical Engineering. The study programme provided an opportunity for continuing the study programme in Zagreb after the fourth semester. In 1968 the Naval Architecture programme of study was established at the Department of Mechanical Engineering. The next step in the development of the Faculty was the introduction of postgraduate studies. Postgraduate studies in the field of Electronics and Telecommunications were conducted in 1969 and 1970. In 1971 the Faculty was renamed as the Faculty of Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering and Naval Architecture in Split (FESB). Since 1974 the Faculty has been a constituent part of the University of Split. The Faculty, as one of the founders of the University, significantly contributed to its establishment. The four-year Mechanical Engineering programme of study with its own curriculum was finally completed in 1976. Regarding the takeover of the educational programmes that were previously conducted at the Nautical College, the two-year post-secondary study programmes in Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering and Naval Architecture were conducted in the 1979/80 academic year, according to the initiative of the University of Split in 1978. The first phase in the construction of the new Faculty building was completed in 1980 at the location Visoka within the university campus and the second phase of the large project was completed in 2007. Two new undergraduate study programmes were established in 2002: Computing and Industrial Engineering. The activities of the Bologna process of the harmonisation of the higher education systems in Europe were intensified at the end of 2004. Within this process, the Faculty introduced new degree programmes at undergraduate and graduate levels in 2005. At the same time, the Faculty adopted a new credit transfer system called ECTS (European Credit Transfer System). The new study programmes were organized in accordance with the recommendations of the European accreditation agencies. Five undergraduate study programmes were established: Electrical Engineering and Information Technology, Computing, Mechanical Engineering, Naval Architecture and Industrial Engineering, as well as seven graduate programmes: Control and Systems, Electrical Engineering, Electronics and Computer Engineering, Communications and Information Technology, Computing, Mechanical Engineering and Industrial Engineering. Also, four professional study programmes were established: Electrical Engineering, Computing, Mechanical Engineering and Naval Architecture. Furthermore, in 2006 two postgraduate study programmes for obtaining a Doctor of Science degree were established: Electrical Engineering and Information Technology and Mechanical Engineering.
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Energetsko certificiranje zgrada Ulazak RH u europsku uniju sa sobom donosi i promjenu zakonske regulative u sektoru energetike te općenito energetske učinkovitosti u raznim sektorima potrošnje energije, a posebno u sektoru zgradarstva. Sektor zgradarstva je posebno važan jer je upravo on odgovoran za 40 % od ukupne potrošnje energije te isto toliko emisija ugljičnog dioksida. Sa druge strane u RH približno 85 % zgrada ne zadovoljava trenutno važeće propise o toplinskoj zaštiti zgrada sa potrošnjom većom od 200 kWh/m2god. Nadalje, stambeni fond sačinjava oko 2 mil. zgrada, a od kojih je 50 % izgrađeno do 1970. Upravo je vidljivo da sektor zgradarstva u RH, ali podjednako i u zemljama članicama EU, ima najveći potencijal za uštede. RH je prihvatila oko tridesetak europskih direktiva iz područja energetike kao i direktivu Europskog parlamenta 2002/91/EC, a što je kroz RH zakonodavstvo iskazano kroz Pravilnik o energetskom pregledu zgrade i energetskom certificiranju ("Narodne novine" broj 88/17) te Pravilnik o osobama ovlaštenim za energetsko certificiranje, energetski pregled zgrade i redoviti pregled sustava grijanja i sustava hlađenja ili klimatizacije u zgradi („Narodne novine“ broj 73/15., 133/15.). Temeljem direktive Europskog parlamenta o energetskim svojstvima zgrada 2010/31/EC, iznimno je važna prilagodba europskim standardima i zakonima, odnosno trajna edukacija odgovornih osoba. Iz tog razloga postoji opravdana potreba za ovakvim programima stručnog osposobljavanja, a koje je Ministarstvo zaštite okoliša, prostornog uređenja i graditeljstva upravo predvidjelo navedenim Pravilnicima kroz programe osposobljavanja osoba koje će provoditi energetske preglede i/ili energetsko certificiranje zgrada. Uloga Fakulteta elektrotehnike, strojarstva i brodogradnje Fakultet elektrotehnike, strojarstva i brodogradnje Sveučilišta u Splitu (FESB) ima već dugogodišnje iskustvo u stručnom usavršavanju (Gospodarenje rashladnim sredstvima, CISCO akademija i sl. programi). Svojim ljudskim i prostornim kapacitetima FESB je osposobljen za izvođenje stručnih seminara, odnosno različitih programa usavršavanja iz područja tehničkih znanosti, a sve u cilju cjeloživotnog obrazovanja, tj. promicanja razvoja znanja, sposobnosti te u konačnici razvoju društva. FESB se svojim znanstvenim i stručnim djelovanjem, tj. suradnjom s privredom pozicionirao kao važna institucija u cijeloj Dalmatinskoj regiji i kao takav ima prepoznatljivost i važan regionalni značaj. Nastavni kadar Fakulteta, predstavlja priznate znanstvenike, ali i vrsne stručnjake u svojim područjima, a što dokazuje kontinuirani godišnji rast broja upisanih studenata kao i trajna suradnja sa privredom. Suradnja s privredom je iskazana kroz izradu velikog broja stručnih elaborata, studija, tehničkih analiza, mjerenja te kao što je već prije spomenuto kroz različite programe stručnog usavršavanja koji se već provode na Fakultetu, a koji osiguravaju preduvjete za razvoj Dalmatinske regije. Kao institucije koje će provoditi programe osposobljavanja, Ministarstvo je predvidjelo Sveučilišta, Veleučilišta i druge strukovne organizacije. Stoga, upravo postoji opravdana potreba za formiranjem predloženih programa osposobljavanja, a koji bi se provodili upravo na Fakultetu elektrotehnike, strojarstva i brodogradnje (FESB), Sveučilišta u Splitu. Trenutno u cijeloj Dalmatinskoj regiji osim FESB-a ne postoji niti jedna institucija koja ima suglasnost nadležnog Ministarstva za provođenje programa osposobljavanja i u tom pogledu je iznimno važno da upravo FESB osigurava provođenje programa osposobljavanja prema cjelinama propisanim Pravilnicima, NN 113/08 i NN 36/2010, kako bi se osigurao određeni broj osposobljenih osoba za provođenje energetskih pregleda i energetskog certificiranja. Temeljem toga Fakultet, elektrotehnike strojarstva i brodogradnje uključio se u izvedbu programa za stručno osposobljavanje osoba koje provode energetske preglede i/ili energetsko certificiranje zgrada.