Computer Science

Curriculum: 2 main themes

• Software Design
• Software Development

The common curriculum aims to provide all students of the Computer Science Department with the knowledge required to master aspects relating to software engineering, networks, system architecture as well as more diverse domains like information systems, data processing or decision support. Several options allow the specialisation of the training.

Choice of four options in the 3rd year

LARGE SCALE SYSTEMS

Devoted to mastering applications and distributed systems at a large scale, this option is aiming to provide students with the skills needed to meet the challenges of the widespread use of the Internet, the distributed infrastructures and the clouds, as well as the parallel computing and the use of multicore architectures.

MEDIA AND INTERACTIONS

This option aims to give students the skills to analyze and model the media such as images, videos, texts or speech in order to design interaction tools tailored to user needs. The studied topics are: computer graphics, virtual reality, motion capture and analysis of human gestures, image / video analysis and language processing.
 

DATA SCIENCE

This option aims to give students the skills to analyze and model the media such as images, videos, texts or speech in order to design interaction tools tailored to user needs. The studied topics are: computer graphics, virtual reality, motion capture and analysis of human gestures, image / video analysis and language processing.

SECURITY

Dedicated to the security of computer and electronic systems, this option aims to make students aware of the problems relating to the protection of information, physical devices and software implementations. The topics cover both the development of security mechanisms (encryption, secure programming, network security, trust, intrusion detection) and the design of new methods of attack.

The training is articulated through lectures, tutorials, practical sessions, internships and projects.