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Lecturer(s)
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Course content
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The subject introduces students to the relationship between the utility values of footwear, their function, required parameters and the choice of materials used and construction of footwear, the application of test methods and requirements for footwear in terms of upper, lining, reinforcing materials and fittings, components, technologies and standards. Enables practical verification of structural, material and manufacturing defects. It represents the occurrence of mechanical thermal and chemical damage to footwear. The teaching is vividly documented on samples and examples from the forensic expert's archive together with extensive photo documentation of expert opinions.
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Learning activities and teaching methods
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- Home preparation for classes
- 26 hours per semester
- Participation in classes
- 26 hours per semester
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| Knowledge |
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| - describe the relationships between the utility values of footwear, their function, the required parameters and the choice of materials used and the construction of the footwear - define requirements for footwear in terms of upper, lining, reinforcing materials and fittings, components, technologies and standards |
| - describe the relationships between the utility values of footwear, their function, the required parameters and the choice of materials used and the construction of the footwear - define requirements for footwear in terms of upper, lining, reinforcing materials and fittings, components, technologies and standards |
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| The student will be able to: - analyze the emergence of design, material and manufacturing defects - to propose a suitable composition of materials with regard to the construction of the footwear - propose other possible structural and material solutions |
| The student will be able to: - analyze the emergence of design, material and manufacturing defects - to propose a suitable composition of materials with regard to the construction of the footwear - propose other possible structural and material solutions |
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