Lukyanenko Svetlana Aleksandrovna

Faculty: ENERGOMECHANICS AND AUTOMATION DEPARTMENT (E&A)

Speciality: Automatic control of technological processes and production

Theme of master paper work:

"Development of the automated diagnostic system of working conditions of the mine main conveyor line"

Research supervisor: Gavrilenko Boris Vladimirovich

CURRICULUM VITAE

     I, Lukyanenko Svetlana Aleksandrovna, was born on 4 December, 1984 in Donetsk, Ukraine. My father, Lukyanenko Aleksander, worked in the Mine named after A.F. Zasyadko. Now he is a pensioner. My mother Lukyanenko Irina works in the Mine named after A.F. Zasyadko. When I was a child my parents taught me to read and write, because I didn’t go to a nursery school.

     In 1991 I started school. I tried to study well, but it was hard to keep discipline at first. Some time passed I liked to learn, because it was interesting. When I was in the 7th year I took part in school Olympiads in Algebra, Geometry, Chemistry, History. When I was leaving school I studied Psychology and Pedagogic as additional subjects. I liked those subjects very much. But I decided to choose more serious and perspective speciality. That’s why I entered Donetsk National Technical University to study automatic control of technological processes and production (the faculty of power mechanic and automation) after finishing school with a gold medal in 2001.

     When I was a first-year student I participated in different conferences in Sevastopol State Technical University and Sochi, supervised by professor Helen Kazakova. My articles were published in the books: “Informatics” (2002), “Applied problems of mathematics and mechanics” (2002), “Applied problems of mathematics in mechanics, economics and ecology” (2003), “Progressive direction in development of machine and device designing and transport” (2003). I was also awarded by diplomas after the conferences. After the third year I practiced in Donetsk scientific and research institute “Automatgormash named after V.A. Antipov”, where I improved my knowledge in practice.

     We had to choose our research supervisor at the third year. I chose one of the best specialists of our department, Assistant Professor – Gavrilenko Boris. I began to investigate development of the automated diagnostic system of working conditions of the mine main conveyor line.

     After the fourth year I practiced in the Ukrainian Scientific Research, Designing and Technological Institute of Explosionproof and Mine Electrical Equipment with Research-Experimental Production (UkrNDIVE), where I’m going to work after graduating university.

     In 2005 I became Bachelor of Science in Computer Technology and Automation. I decided to continue studing and I entered the Department of Masters. In the near future after passing my master paper I hope to become a worthy specialist in my profession.