M2 Design and System Science
Informations
Skills
Be able to model and simulate the behaviour of a complex system.
Objectives
The Design and System Sciences (DSS) course trains students, through research and for research, in the field of engineering and management of complex systems design (design engineering & management, system engineering). The overall aim is twofold: on the one hand, students learn the methodology required to specify, innovate, and dimension a complex technical system whilst guaranteeing its performance in technical terms and for usage. On the other hand, students are involved in designing and improving the performance of the industrial process of design, and of validation & verification, in companies that produce goods and services. The programme teaches the appropriate methods and processes for handling cost control and the technical and organisational specificities of multidisciplinary and collaborative design-validation. Lastly, students learn about the innovation processes that connect research projects to development projects, along with the management techniques for these processes.
The programme covers:
- System engineering and deployment of product parameters, concurrent engineering, collaborative design, product-process design, virtual model or pre-project CAD, product configuration, product platforms.
- Assessment of objective and subjective needs.
- Identification of performance models, representation of design spaces and optimal solution spaces, optimisation and multi-criteria comparison/evaluation of products.
- Product evaluation throughout the design project and performance monitoring, costs and risks.
- Management of company knowledge, project briefs, feedback.
- Sustainable development and eco-design.
- Management of innovation, management of innovative organisations.
- Management of development projects, people, objectives, resources.
- Durable and reliable design, inclusive or universal design, lean product design.
Fees and scholarships
The amounts may vary depending on the programme and your personal circumstances.
Capacity
Available Places
Supporting documents
Compulsory supporting documents
Copy of identity document.
Motivation letter.
Letter of recommendation or internship evaluation.
All transcripts of the years / semesters validated since the high school diploma at the date of application.
Certificate of English level.
Curriculum Vitae.
Detailed description and hourly volume of courses taken since the beginning of the university program.
Additional supporting documents
Certificate of French (compulsory for non-French speakers).
VAP file (obligatory for all persons requesting a valuation of the assets to enter the diploma).
The application procedure, which depends on your nationality and your situation is explained here : https://urlz.fr/i3Lo.
Supporting documents :
- Residence permit stating the country of residence of the first country
- Or receipt of request stating the country of first asylum
- Or document from the UNHCR granting refugee status
- Or receipt of refugee status request delivered in France
- Or residence permit stating the refugee status delivered in France
- Or document stating subsidiary protection in France or abroad
- Or document stating temporary protection in France or abroad.