The postgraduate examination directions of intelligent construction major include but are not limited to the following:
Control Engineering: A Master of Control Engineering is a professional engaged in the design, manufacture, development, management, and maintenance of automation equipment. His research interests include pattern recognition and intelligent control, embedded system control and design, robot control technology, system engineering, detection technology and automation devices, navigation guidance and control, and other control fields.
Electrical engineering: Electrical engineering is one of the core disciplines in the field of modern science and technology, and it is an indispensable key discipline in today's high-tech field.
Control Theory and Control Engineering: Control Theory and Control Engineering are subordinate to the first-level discipline of Control Science and Engineering. Some graduates work in automation companies such as Siemens, Honeywell, and Hollysys.
Computer technology: Computer technology is the core technology in the information society and one of the key technologies to achieve modernization.
Building Information Modeling (BIM): BIM refers to the use of computer technology to digitally model the whole process of a construction project to achieve standardized, shared and collaborative management of project information. BIM plays a vital role in intelligent construction, and BIM technology can realize information sharing and collaboration in the process of building design, construction, operation and maintenance, and improve the efficiency and quality of construction projects.
The above are just some of the postgraduate directions of intelligent construction majors, and the specific choice of which direction needs to be decided according to personal interests and career planning.