Abstract on the topic:

Moscow State Technical University named after N. E. Bauman

Plan:

Introduction

• 1 University today
• 2 Titles
• 3 History
  • 3.1 18th century
  • 3.2 19th century
  • 3.3 20th century
  • 3.4 21st century
• 4 Graduates and teachers of MSTU
  • 4.1 Famous graduates of MSTU
  • 4.2 Teachers and professors of MSTU
• 5 Faculties and departments
  • 5.1 Main faculties and departments
  • 5.2 Industry and other faculties
• 6 MSTU buildings
  • 6.1 Main academic building of MSTU
  • 6.2 Educational and laboratory building of MSTU
• 7 Kaluga branch
• 8 Dmitrovsky branch
Notes

Introduction

Coordinates: 55°45′57″ n. w. 37°41′05″ E. d. /  55.765833° N. w. 37.684722° E. d.(G) (O)55.765833 , 37.684722

Moscow State Technical University named after. N. E. Bauman(full title State educational institution of higher education vocational education"Moscow State Technical University named after. N. E. Bauman", also known as Baumanka, Baumansky, MVTU) - the first and one of the largest technical universities in Russia, one of the leading technical universities in Europe, a scientific center, a particularly valuable object of cultural heritage of the peoples of Russia.

Previous title: “Moscow Order of Lenin Order October revolution Order of the Red Banner of Labor State Technical University. N. E. Bauman." Named in honor of the revolutionary Nikolai Ernestovich Bauman, who never studied there, who was killed in 1905 near the main building of the university.

MSTU actively participates in the Bologna process, and its diploma is traditionally recognized abroad. MSTU received the “European Quality” award “for its desire to achieve high quality educational services in accordance with international standards.” MSTU im. N. E. Bauman has been the head university of the Association of Technical Universities for more than 10 years, which includes more than 130 Russian universities. MSTU is the first Russian university to become a member of the Top Industrial Managers for Europe association.

For his great contribution to the development of science and technology, to the education of engineering personnel at MSTU. N. E. Bauman was awarded the Orders of Lenin, the October Revolution and the Red Banner of Labor. By Presidential Decree Russian Federation dated January 24, 1995 No. 64 MSTU is included in the State Code of Especially Valuable Objects of the Cultural Heritage of the Peoples of the Russian Federation.

In all-Russian official rankings, MSTU constantly ranks first among technical universities. MSTU is one of the winners of the competition of innovative educational programs of the Russian Ministry of Education and Science. MSTU is also one of the three Russian universities whose graduates are most in demand in major companies.

1. University today

MSTU provides training in more than 65 specialties. In the rankings of technical universities, MSTU. N. E. Bauman invariably takes first place. In 2007, about 18,000 students studied at the university; over 4,500 professors and teachers are involved in the educational process of the university, including 450 doctors of science and about 3,000 candidates of science. In the period from 1918 to 1997, over 120,000 specialists were trained, most of whom connected their lives with scientific and design activities, working at the largest mechanical and instrument making enterprises. Some branch faculties of MSTU are also located in cities near Moscow: Krasnogorsk, Reutov, Korolev, and the Kaluga branch of the university operates.

During the existence of the university, over 200,000 engineers have been trained there.

View from the Yauza side

2. Titles

• 1764-1830 - Imperial Orphanage.
• 1830-1868 - Moscow vocational educational institution (MRUZ).
• 1868-1918 - Imperial Moscow Technical School (IMTU).
• 1918-1930 - Moscow Higher Technical School (MVTU).
• 1930 - Moscow Mechanical Engineering School.
• 1930-1943 - Moscow Mechanical Engineering Institute named after. N. E. Bauman (MMMI named after N. E. Bauman).
• 1943-1989 - Moscow Higher Technical School named after. N. E. Bauman (Moscow Higher Technical School named after N. E. Bauman).
• 1989 - present - Moscow State Technical University. N. E. Bauman (MSTU named after N. E. Bauman).

3. History

3.1. XVIII century

On September 1, 1763, for the development of arts and crafts, Catherine the Second signed highest manifesto on the establishment in Moscow of the Imperial Educational House, which later turned into a Craft Educational Institution, into the Imperial Moscow Technical School, Moscow Higher Technical School and, finally, Moscow State Technical University named after N. E. Bauman.

April 21, 1764 took place Grand opening Catherine II of the Orphanage, in honor of which M.V. Lomonosov wrote an ode:

The bliss of society increases worldwide;
The monarchy connects works to works;
Trying for the good of great joys for us,
He cares about the upbringing of little children;
So that in the fatherland it is left despised,
This treasure has been acquired pricelessly,
And so that from a difficult number for society
To build commendable crafts with morals.
Guardians of goodness for future posterity!
Hear the joy of healthy petting:
It is a commendable thing to despise the poor,
Pure praise for the benefit of educating;
Nature speaks, faith commands.
Heed the importance of the royal example -
Catherine leads you to this honor,
Hurry with wisdom as with fidelity behind it.

3.2. 19th century

In 1826, the Dowager Empress Maria Feodorovna “deigned to command the establishment of large workshops of various crafts” for orphan boys of the Orphanage. For this purpose, the famous Moscow architect D.I. Gilardi rebuilt the Slobodskaya Palace in the German settlement, which burned down in 1812. The building was acquired modern look in the late Moscow Empire style. In the central part it is decorated by the sculptor I. P. Vitali with a multi-figure composition “Minerva”, symbolizing the achievements of science and the practical skills of a craftsman.

In 1830, Emperor Nicholas I approved the “Regulations on the Crafts Educational Institution”. The current MSTU dates back to this year.

In 1868, the Charter was approved, the first paragraph of which stated: “The Imperial Moscow Technical School is a higher specialized educational institution with main goal to educate civil mechanics, mechanical engineers and process engineers.” The first departments in the school were departments higher mathematics, general and applied physics, machine construction, construction art, technology of fibrous substances, general chemistry, chemical technology.

MRUZ graduate D.K. Sovetkin proposed a system of practical training for the profession that combined pedagogical and technological requirements. Improved by IMTU professors, it was included in the training of engineers and combined with theoretical courses. This system of engineering education brought the school world fame (Big Golden medal World Exhibition in Vienna in 1873) and received the name Russian. IN late XIX- the beginning of the 20th century, the role of IMTU in technical and scientific life countries is constantly increasing. Fundamental scientific schools are being formed at the school, brought to life by the intensive growth of industry and the attraction of leading scientists, mainly students of Moscow University, to the school. The “father of Russian aviation” N. E. Zhukovsky works in the field of theoretical mechanics and aeromechanics. The physical direction is represented by the works of D. N. Lebedev, P. P. Lazarev, V. S. Shcheglyaev, S. I. Vavilov. Thanks to the works of A. S. Ershov, P. L. Chebyshev, N. E. Zhukovsky, N. I. Mertsalov, domestic science about the theory of mechanisms and machines. The works of D. N. Lebedev, A. I. Sidorov, P. K. Khudyakov lay the basis for improving calculations of the resistance of materials and machine parts. Thermal engineering direction, work in the field of electrical engineering, chemistry and chemical technology are developing.

3.3. XX century

A copy of the R-7 in Moscow at VDNKh

After 1917, the school experienced a number of transformations. In 1918 it became known as the Moscow Higher Technical School (MVTU). Students were admitted to 4 faculties: mechanical, civil engineering, chemical, electrical engineering. Aerohydrodynamic, automotive, and chemical technology laboratories were separated, which gave birth to such research institutes as the Central Aerohydrodynamic Institute (TsAGI), the All-Union Institute of Aviation Materials (VIAM), the Central Institute of Aviation Motors (CIAM), and the Scientific Automotive Institute (NAMI).

Radicalism of some leaders of Narkompros in “proletarianization” high school, attempts to solve its problems using political pressure and administrative interference caused protests from many professors and teachers. In the early 1920s, many of them were subjected to repression.

In 1929, the student population was over 7 thousand.

The school underwent serious transformations in 1930, when technical universities were organized on the basis of the Moscow Higher Technical School, which later became the largest educational institutions: Moscow Aviation Institute (MAI), Moscow Energy Institute (MEI), Moscow Civil Engineering Institute (MISI), Academy of Chemical Protection etc. The mechanical faculty remaining from the Moscow Higher Technical School in the previous building was renamed the Moscow Mechanical Engineering Institute (MMMI) and in the same 1930 it was named after the Bolshevik revolutionary, a veterinarian by training, N. E. Bauman.

On November 17, 1933, by a resolution of the Central Executive Committee of the USSR, MMMI named after. N. E. Bauman was awarded the Order of the Red Banner of Labor for special services in socialist construction.

Since 1934, the school has been teaching hard of hearing students. In 1938, instead of the general technical faculty, three defense faculties were opened at MMMI: tank, artillery and ammunition. In 1943, MMMI was returned to its previous name - MVTU.

In 1948, the Faculty of Rocketry was created, with which the activities of the creator of the world's first space rocket R-7 and the founder Russian cosmonautics S. P. Koroleva.

July 12, 1955 by decree of the Presidium Supreme Council USSR Moscow Higher Technical University named after. N. E. Bauman was awarded the Order of Lenin in connection with the 125th anniversary of its founding and for his services in the development of science and technology and the training of highly qualified personnel.

In 1960, the multi-storey main building of the Moscow Higher Technical School was erected on Rubtsovskaya embankment (architect L.K. Komarova).

On April 28, 1980, by decree of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR, Moscow Higher Technical School named after. N. E. Bauman was awarded the Order of the October Revolution in connection with the 150th anniversary of its founding and for his services to scientific work and training of highly qualified personnel.

By order of the USSR State Committee for Public Education No. 617 of July 27, 1989, Moscow Higher Technical School named after. N. E. Bauman was transformed into the Moscow State Technical University (MSTU) named after. N. E. Bauman. Thus began the humanization of higher technical educational institutions and the organization of technical universities in Russia.

Since 1995, State Educational Institution MSTU named after. Bauman is included in the State Code of Especially Valuable Objects of Cultural Heritage of the Peoples of the Russian Federation

3.4. XXI Century

Around 2001, a new text of the university anthem was created, the music and words of which were written by A. Kozhevnikov, a graduate of MSTU.

In area international activities MSTU im. N. E. Bauman cooperates in bilateral and multilateral exchange programs for students, graduate students, doctoral students, teaching and research staff, accepts foreign students under contract, participates in joint scientific research, educational and methodological developments, as well as congresses, conferences and seminars . Currently, the university has established connections with more than 70 universities in Europe, America and Asia.

In 1997, MSTU named after. N. E. Bauman was accepted into the association of European engineering universities TIME, which makes it possible for university diplomas to be recognized by member universities of the association in 11 countries Western Europe.

In 2005, MSTU turned 175 years old. On September 5, 2002, the Decree of the President of the Russian Federation V.V. Putin was issued “On the celebration of the 175th anniversary of the founding of the Moscow State Technical University. N. E. Bauman”, and on December 31, 2002, a corresponding order was issued by the Government of the Russian Federation.

In August 2008, at the Educational and Laboratory Building of MSTU. N. E. Bauman opened an underground passage under Hospital Lane.

October 7, 2009 MSTU named after. N. E. Bauman became the winner of the competitive selection of university development programs for which the category “national research university” is established.

4. Graduates and teachers of MSTU

4.1. Famous graduates of MSTU

MSTU im. 10 cosmonauts graduated from N. E. Bauman, as well as the following scientists and engineers:

• Alexander Alexandrovich Arkhangelsky - Soviet aircraft designer, Doctor of Technical Sciences (1940), Honored Worker of Science and Technology of the RSFSR (1947), Hero of Socialist Labor (1947).
• Vladimir Pavlovich Barmin - Soviet scientist, designer of jet launchers, rocket-space and combat launch complexes, academician of the USSR Academy of Sciences (since 1966, since 1991 - academician of the Russian Academy of Sciences), Hero of Socialist Labor (1956).
• Isaac Semyonovich Brook is a Soviet scientist in the field of electrical engineering and computer technology, corresponding member of the USSR Academy of Sciences.
• Boris Lvovich Vannikov - Soviet statesman.
• Vladimir Petrovich Vetchinkin - Soviet scientist in the field of aerodynamics and aircraft engineering, Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor (1927), Honored Worker of Science and Technology of the RSFSR (1946).
• Nikolai Antonovich Dollezhal (1923) - designer of the reactor of the world's first nuclear power plant.
• Viktor Filippovich Zhuravlev - prominent Russian mechanical scientist, academician of the Russian Academy of Sciences
• Pavel Pavlovich Isakov (1941) - Soviet designer of tanks and tractors, Doctor of Technical Sciences
• Vladimir Yakovlevich Klimov - Soviet scientist in the field of aviation engine building, aircraft engine designer, major general of the engineering and technical service (1944), academician of the USSR Academy of Sciences (1953), twice Hero of Socialist Labor (1940 and 1957).
• Sergei Pavlovich Korolev (1929) - designer and organizer of the production of Russian rocket and space technology and missile weapons; created the R-7 launch vehicle; On October 4, 1957, he launched the world's first artificial satellite Earth and the world's first astronaut (April 12, 1961); organized the production of space technology in the USSR and created Russian complex ensuring launch and control of spacecraft.
• Karl Adolfovich Krug - Soviet electrical engineer, corresponding member of the USSR Academy of Sciences.
• Semyon Alekseevich Lavochkin - Soviet aviation designer, corresponding member of the USSR Academy of Sciences, major general of the aviation engineering service, four times laureate of the Stalin Prize, twice Hero of Socialist Labor.
• Andrei Nikolaevich Larionov is a Soviet scientist in the field of electrical engineering, corresponding member of the USSR Academy of Sciences.
• Sergei Alekseevich Lebedev (1928) - founder of computer technology in the USSR
• Alexander Aleksandrovich Mikulin - academician, Soviet aircraft engine designer and leading designer of the Mikulin Design Bureau.
• Eduard Vikentievich Myslovsky - Honored Master of Sports, Honored Mountaineering Trainer of the USSR, participant of the first Soviet expedition that climbed Everest in the spring of 1982. Eduard Myslovsky, together with Vladimir Balyberdin, were the first Soviet climbers to climb Everest. Ph.D., professor.
• Mikhail Yakovlevich Marov - Soviet and Russian astronomer. Academician of the Russian Academy of Sciences (2008). One of the initiators and scientific leaders of a long-term program for exploring the planet Venus with the help of Soviet automatic interplanetary stations of the “Venus” series.
• Vladimir Mikhailovich Myasishchev - Soviet aircraft designer, head of OKB-23, head of TsAGI in 1960-1967.
• Joseph Fomich Nezval - Soviet aircraft designer. Chief designer of the OKB A. N. Tupolev. Led the development of TB-7 and Tu-128. Carried out general management of the development of the Tu-160 design.
• Sergei Pavlovich Invincible - Soviet missile designer, Doctor of Technical Sciences, professor, corresponding member of the Russian Academy of Sciences, academician of the Russian Academy of Sciences and the Russian Academy of Sciences, deputy of the CPSU and trade union congresses.
• Vladimir Mikhailovich Petlyakov - Soviet aircraft designer.
• Nikolai Alekseevich Pilyugin (1935) - Soviet design engineer in the field of autonomous control systems for rocket and rocket-space complexes, academician of the USSR Academy of Sciences, member of the Council of Chief Designers of rocket and rocket-space technology.
• Dmitry Nikolaevich Reshetov (1930) is an outstanding scientist in the field of strength, durability and reliability of machines. Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor, Honored Worker of Science and Technology of the RSFSR.
• Alfred Rosenberg (1918) - German statesman and political figure, one of the main ideologists of the National Socialist German workers' party(NSDAP).
• Anatoly Ivanovich Savin - academician, winner of the Stalin Prize in his 4th year.
• Pavel Osipovich Sukhoi (1925) - aircraft designer.
• Vadim Aleksandrovich Trapeznikov is a Russian scientist in the field of electrical engineering, automation, control processes and the economics of scientific and technological progress, the author of a number of world discoveries in these areas.
• Andrei Nikolaevich Tupolev (1918) - aircraft designer.
• Vsevolod Ivanovich Feodosyev - Specialist in the field of mechanics of deformable solid, nonlinear problems of thin-walled structures. Founder of the scientific school “Mechanics of Aircraft Structures”. Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor. Corresponding member of the USSR Academy of Sciences in the Department of Mechanics and Control Processes (mechanics) since 1979.
• Evgeniy Alekseevich Chudakov is a Russian scientist, academician of the USSR Academy of Sciences, one of the founders of the automotive industry.
• Vladimir Grigoryevich Shukhov (graduated in 1876) - design engineer, author of the first Russian oil pipeline projects, developed the theoretical and practical foundations for the design, construction and operation of main pipelines, inventor of the world's first industrial oil cracking plant, the world's first steel hyperboloid and mesh shells.
• Boris Nikolaevich Yuryev is an outstanding aviator scientist, full member of the USSR Academy of Sciences, lieutenant general of the engineering and technical service. Inventor of the swashplate (1911), a device that made it possible to build helicopters with stability and controllability characteristics acceptable for safe piloting by ordinary pilots.

4.2. Teachers and professors of MSTU

More than 3,000 teachers work at MSTU (together with other employees - more than 10,000 people). Among them are more than 340 professors, doctors of science, more than 1,700 associate professors, candidates of science. More than 150 employees are laureates of the Lenin and State Prizes, awards of the President of the Russian Federation. Average age teachers - 54 years old.

The following scientists taught at MVTU:

• Sergei Ivanovich Vavilov - Soviet physicist, academician, founder of the scientific school of physical optics in the USSR, president of the USSR Academy of Sciences.
• Vasily Gavrilovich Grabin is an outstanding Soviet designer of artillery weapons of the Great Patriotic War.
• Boris Pavlovich Demidovich - Soviet mathematician, scientist in the field of ordinary theory differential equations, theory of functions, mathematical physics.
• Nikolai Egorovich Zhukovsky is an outstanding Russian scientist, the creator of aerodynamics as a science.
• Pyotr Petrovich Lazarev is a physicist, biophysicist and geophysicist, one of the founders of modern biophysics, researcher of the Kursk magnetic anomaly.
• Lubenets, Vladislav Diomidovich (1916-1993) - an outstanding scientist in the field of vacuum devices and spacecraft. Athlete. Participant in the historical ascent of Elbrus in 1943.
• Bronislav Sigismundovich Malakhovsky is a Russian engineer, creator of the C series steam locomotive, one of the best domestic courier locomotives that has surpassed the speed limit of 100 km/h.
• Dmitry Vitalievich Sklyarov - Russian programmer, hacker and cryptographer, demonstrated almost complete insecurity PDF format Adobe company.
• Yuri Semenovich Solomonov - Director and General Designer of the Federal State Unitary Enterprise "Moscow Institute of Heat Engineering", Academician in the Department of Energy, Mechanical Engineering, Mechanics and Control Processes (Mechanical Engineering) since 2006, Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor, Laureate State Prize USSR, designer of the Topol-M and Bulava-M missiles.
• Konstantin Petrovich Feoktistov - cosmonaut and designer spaceships, the first non-military cosmonaut, the only non-party cosmonaut in the USSR.
• Vladimir Mikhailovich Chaplin - Russian Soviet scientist and teacher, specialist in the field of heating and ventilation technology
• Sergei Alekseevich Chaplygin - Russian physicist, one of the founders of hydro- and aerodynamics, academician of the USSR Academy of Sciences.
• Vladimir Nikolaevich Chelomey - professor, academician, Soviet scientist.
• Alexey Evgenievich Chichibabin - professor, Russian and Soviet organic chemist, academician of the USSR Academy of Sciences.

5. Faculties and departments

At the beginning of 2010, the structure of MSTU included the following faculties and departments.

5.1. Main faculties and departments

5.2. Industry and other faculties

The graduating departments at these faculties are the departments listed below. Ciphers are indicated on the left study groups. For example, students studying in groups AC1 receive a specialty from the department SM-2. The same system applies to GUIMC.

6. MSTU buildings

Among the buildings of the Moscow State Technical University are the buildings of State University of Culture, Ulk, MT, IBM, E, SM, the Scientific and Training Center "Robotics" of the Moscow State Technical University named after. Bauman, Sports Complex (SK), Palace of Culture, clinic No. 160 at MSTU, dormitory buildings.

6.1. Main academic building of MSTU

The main academic building (GUB) of MSTU consists of two parts.

The oldest (also called the palace) was the Slobodskaya Palace of the 18th-19th centuries. This part faces the 2nd Baumanskaya Street.

The second, later (so-called “circular” or “high-rise”) part of the GUK, which has 12 floors and was built already in Soviet times, faces the Yauza embankment. Its construction began with the left wing, which is called the “northern” wing. Later the right, “southern” wing was completed. Auditoriums located in this wing are numbered with the suffix “yu”.

Communication between university departments is carried out mainly on the 2nd, 3rd and 4th floors. In the south wing, some passages are blocked by units of the Faculty of Military Education. The passages of the circular part on the 1st floor are occupied by administrative services and laboratories. The passages along the 5th floor have exits to the attic rooms, where some technical services university, as well as shooting range with lines at 25 m (for pistol shooting) and at 50 m (for rifle shooting).

The State Administration of Ukraine operates general rule audience numbers. The GUK auditorium number consists of the floor number (first digit) and the serial number of the auditorium. Serial numbers audiences are assigned in a staggered order. Even numbers are located on the right when moving along the circular part in the direction from the central staircase of the high-rise building of the State University Building.

6.2. Educational and laboratory building of MSTU

Educational and laboratory building of MSTU and monument to Korolev

The educational and laboratory building was opened on March 1, 2004. O. Minister of Education of the Russian Federation Vladimir Filippov, Mayor of Moscow Yuri Luzhkov, Rector of MSTU Igor Fedorov. The robot supplied the scissors for cutting the ribbon.

The ULK was built over three decades. Construction of the building began in 1972, but in 1984 work was suspended due to funding problems. After the Moscow government intervened in 2001, construction of the new building resumed.

Vladimir Filippov called the opening of the building “the most ambitious project in the last 20 years,” in his opinion, the opening of the new building “symbolizes the revival of the country, the revival of Moscow.” In turn, the mayor of Moscow said that “His Majesty the Market” allowed us to build the new building.

Yuri Luzhkov:

We need a university. We are a country that must solve problems of technology, technology, which must not lose technological independence, technological sovereignty in the world. And this sovereignty is born only in a certain fairly small number of higher educational institutions. The leader of the country’s technological sovereignty is Bauman University...

The total area is more than 80 thousand m². Designed to simultaneously accommodate more than 5 thousand students. It has 100 classrooms, 20 computer classes, 19 elevators, a library (designed to store 800 thousand volumes of books), a reading room with 680 seats, a concert Assembly Hall with almost 1170 seats, a conference hall with 126 seats and a number of other rooms. Students call it "Cruiser", "Titanic" and "Icebreaker" for its resemblance to the hull of a ship. ULK stands on the banks of the Yauza.

In February 2007, the building of the ULC was consecrated by the Russian Orthodox Church. The consecration ceremony was performed by the rector of the Church of All Saints in Krasnoye Selo, Archpriest Artemy Vladimirov. A video film was shot during the ceremony.

Funding by the Moscow government for the construction of the ULC is considered a kind of compensation for MSTU for the construction of the Lefortovo tunnel, since the construction of the section of the tunnel passing through the territory of MSTU and in the immediate vicinity of it was carried out open method by a German mole excavator almost around the clock, which greatly worried the students studying in buildings “SM” and “E” and living in dormitories No. 10 and No. 11, directly adjacent to the construction site. As a result of construction, part of building “E” was demolished, the foundation sank and cracks appeared along the walls of the building. Also, “thanks to” the Moscow government and the Third Transport Transport Company, almost all MSTU classrooms are equipped with double-glazed windows that protect against excessive noise.

7. Kaluga branch

Kaluga branch of MSTU named after. Bauman

In 1959, MSTU named after. N. E. Bauman opened a branch in Kaluga to train engineers for industrial enterprises in mechanical and instrument engineering. From the founding of the branch, with the active assistance of industrial enterprises and administration Kaluga region, there was an intensive formation of its educational and material base.

Currently, the Kaluga branch of MSTU named after. N. E. Bauman is the leading technical university in the region, authoritative and the largest of the branches of technical universities in Russia. By organizational structure The Kaluga branch is an educational, research and production complex, which includes: 5 faculties, 28 departments, the department of military training, a computer center, a library with reading rooms, a sports camp and a sports complex, as well as an experimental site.

High words of gratitude for the training of engineering personnel addressed to MSTU. N. E. Bauman’s concerns were expressed more than once by the leadership of the Kaluga region, Kaluga and the heads of industrial enterprises.

8. Dmitrovsky branch

Dmitrov branch of MSTU named after. N. E. Bauman was built in accordance with Decree of the Council of Ministers of the USSR No. 1009-R dated 04/06/1960. The first stage of the Center was put into operation in 1965. In 1965-1973 - Country educational and scientific-experimental center, in 1973-2000 - Educational-experimental center. Also not far from the Dmitrov branch there is the MSTU Radio Telescope. N. E. Bauman. Dmitrovsky branch on the map: 56.427778 , 37.477778 (Dmitrovsky branch) 56°25′40″ n. w. 37°28′40″ E. d. /  56.427778° s. w. 37.477778° E. d.(G) (O) (I)

Notes

1. Official website of MSTU named after N. E. Bauman - www.bmstu.ru/news.php?newsid=525
2. Election of the rector of MSTU named after. N. E. Bauman - www.bmstu.ru/news.php?newsid=535
3. 1 2 What is MSTU im. N. E. Bauman - www.bmstu.ru/mstu/abitur
4. Bologna process in Russia - www.bologna.mgimo.ru/
5. Students are more interested in getting a diploma that is recognized almost throughout Europe - bologna.mgimo.ru/mgimo.php?doc_id=60
6. “European quality” behind Bauman University - University News - NEWS - 5ballov.ru - www.5ballov.ru/news/hs_news/2008/03/26/59727
7. “European quality” belongs to Bauman University! - March 27 | MSTU im. N. E. Bauman - pr.bmstu.ru/newsline/?p=1161
8. 1 2 Bauman MSTU is the first among technical universities - In focus - NEWS - 5ballov.ru - www.5ballov.ru/news/king_plan/2006/08/09/53869
9. List of universities:: Moscow State Technical University named after. N. E. Bauman (MSTU named after Bauman) - www.cmpk.ru/info/vse_voyzi_moskvi/spisok_voyzov/bauman/
10. http://www.proforientator.ru/ratng/ratng_techn.html - www.proforientator.ru/ratng/ratng_techn.html
11. http://www.philippov.ru/files0/files1/files19/files27/files429/docs/Rating0202.doc - www.philippov.ru/files0/files1/files19/files27/files429/docs/Rating0202.doc
12. Elena Novoselova. Where the university will take it - www.rg.ru/2004/06/18/vyz.html. Russian newspaper(June 18, 2004).
13. Kommersant-Vlast - The best of the highest - www.kommersant.ru/doc.aspx?DocsID=774994
14. Ministry of Education and Science of the Russian Federation - www.mon.gov.ru/press/reliz/2617/
15. Kommersant-Money - The most popular Russian universities - www.kommersant.ru/doc.aspx?DocsID=884450
16. Kommersant-Dengi - The most sought-after graduates in Russia - www.kommersant.ru/doc.aspx?DocsID=883779
17. ISBN 5-7038-2911-9
18. Alma Mater. Videos about MSTU. N. E. Bauman - pr.bmstu.ru/s/video_disk6.htm
19. proletar - www.bmstu.ru/~ClubFrance/proletar.html
20. History of MSTU named after. Bauman - moscow-high.ru/history/3819/
21. Included in the list by Decree of the President of Russia No. 64 of January 24, 1995 - document.kremlin.ru/doc.asp?ID=075526
22. Whois Service
23. Download the MSTU anthem - ifolder.ru/1347859
24. Top Industrial Managers for Europe
25. http://www.bmstu.ru/mstu/info/vneshdel/ - www.bmstu.ru/mstu/info/vneshdel/
26. An underground passage has been opened near the Educational and Laboratory Building of MSTU named after. N. E. Bauman - www.bmstu.ru/news.php?newsid=414.
27. 12 Russian universities will receive the status of national research universities - www.edu.ru/index.php?page_id=5&topic_id=5&sid=10230
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30. http://www.jstor.org/pss/3269855 - www.jstor.org/pss/3269855
31. Specialties and specializations - akf.bmstu.ru/about/spicialnosti.html
32. GUIMC is the leading educational and research methodological center for professional rehabilitation of the hearing impaired.
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