The student gains practical experience and gets familiarized with the future occupational environment. The student identifies basic functions of the business system in the domain of design, development and manufacturing as well as the role and tasks of the mechanical engineer within such a business system.
Students should become proficient in the manner of organizing and functioning of the environment where they will apply the acquired knowledge in their future career. Students can identify the models of communication with the colleagues and business information flow. They can also identify basic processes in the design, manufacturing, maintenance within the context of their future competences. Establishment of contacts and acquaintances are useful during graduate studies as well as for applying for the job in the future.
 
Practical teaching means work in the companies where various activities related to mechanical engineering are proceeding. The subject matter and business company or research institution is selected in consultation with the professor. In principle, the student is allowed to conduct skill praxis in manufacturing companies, design and consulting firms, enterprises for machine equipment maintenance, public enterprises and municipal service companies or any laboratory at FME. Skill praxis can also be performed abroad. Students are obliged to keep a diary of skill praxis, where they describe the jobs they are doing, write down deductions and perceptions. Having completed the skill praxis the students must make a report they will defend in front of the professor. The report is handed over in the form of a seminar work.