M2 Control, Signal and Image Processing

Analyse a complex dynamic system in terms of stability, performance, robustness.

The objective of this curriculum is to train students to address academic and industrial research topics of a high scientific level in the domains of systems and control, signal and image processing. The courses focus on methodological foundations and recent developments in these fields, which intervene directly or indirectly in many disciplines such as optics, medicine, robotics, energy, automotive... The curriculum also trains student to research work through dedicated teaching initiatives (seminars, bibliographic work, project, etc.) and a strong involvement of the associated research laboratories.Students who follow this curriculum will have job opportunities in academic research as well as in industry. They will be able to pursue research training in the form of doctoral studies in academic or industrial environments (CIFRE thesis). They also will be able to work immediately as research engineer within industry R & D teams and specialized laboratories with needs in the areas of automation and control systems, signal and image processing or data science.This program has a dual objective: to prepare students for their doctorate and to provide them with the necessary elements to help them advance new areas of scientific research. The curriculum covers the main scientific themes that concern university laboratories and industrial companies dealing with automatic control and signal processing. It teaches the basics of methodology and recent theoretical or applied developments. These developments, which are in constant evolution, directly or indirectly intervene in numerous disciplines such as optical, electronics, statistics, economics, medicine, robotics, energy, etc.