• Training structure

    Polytech Montpellier

Presentation

The Embedded Systems (SE) specialization trains engineers (bac+5) through apprenticeships to lead industrial projects in the fields of electronics and industrial IT for embedded systems.

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The advantages of the training program

A STRONG PARTNERSHIP

The SE training program receives strong support from the Occitanie Region through the Regional Higher Education Apprentice Training Center (CFA ENSUP LR).

ALL OF THE SCHOOL'S TRAINING PROGRAMS ARE BASED ON A NETWORK OF STRONG PARTNERSHIPS WITH:

- the industrial world (800 internships, 200 industrial projects, and 50 apprenticeship contracts per year),

- academic research (14 associated research laboratories),

- International (more than 100 partner universities worldwide).

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Objectives

APPRENTICESHIP TRAINING

50% school and 50% work experience, with an average rotation of two weeks over the three years.

THE BENEFITS OF APPRENTICESHIPS

- Free high-level studies.

- A real first professional experience.

- Employee status for three years.

- Rapid entry into the workforce after graduation.

 

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Know-how and skills

Upon graduating from school, the SE engineering student:

- Acquired solid scientific foundations in the fields of physics, electronics, automation, and industrial computing;

- Has a good knowledge of technologies specific to current embedded systems, both hardware and software, and is proficient in the associated design tools (CAD);

- Is capable of managing the technical, human, and economic aspects of a project or activity in the field of embedded systems;

- Is attentive to issues of sustainability, recycling, and eco-design.

He is qualified to perform the following duties:

- R&D Engineer

- Design and consulting engineer

- Methods and Industrialization Engineer

- Operations and maintenance engineer

- Quality Engineer

- Technical sales engineer

- Business engineer

- Project Manager

- Information systems administrator

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Organization

Special facilities

CALENDAR

- Start of training: early October.

- Duration of training: 3 years.

- 71 weeks at school + 85 weeks in a company (including paid leave).

- Alternating between school and work:

23 weeks / 24 weeks in thefirst year
24 weeks / 23 weeks in thesecond year
23 weeks / 24 weeks in thethird year

 

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Open alternately

This course is available on a work-study basis.

Internships, supervised projects

Internship

Mandatory

Internship abroad

Mandatory

Program

MAIN SUBJECTS TAUGHT

- mathematics

- physical

- digital & analog electronics

- automatic

- computer science / industrial computing

- signal processing

- humanities and social sciences

- modern languages

A comprehensive list of teaching units (UE) and available hours is available at www.polytech-montpellier.fr, under the heading Training / Embedded Systems.

PROFESSIONAL UNITS

In-company training is supervised by an industrial tutor, the apprenticeship supervisor, and monitored by an educational tutor, the teacher. It is organized around five professional units:

- knowledge of the company (UP1)

- technical environment (UP2)

- technological application (UP3)

- project management (UP4)

- final year industrial project (UP5)

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Select a program

  • MATHEMATICS, SCIENCE, COMPUTER SCIENCE S5

    7 credits
    • Mathematics for Engineers

      4 credits
    • Algorithms & C Language

      3 credits
  • SHEJS & English S5

    6 credits
    • English S5

      1.5 credits
    • General Economics

      2 credits
    • Writing and Oral Communication

      2.5 credits
  • PROFESSIONAL MODULE 1

    7 credits
    • Company Evaluation

      4 credits
    • School evaluation

      3 credits
  • S5 SPECIALIZED SCIENCES

    10 credits
    • Linear Electronics

      3 credits
    • CAD / PCB

      2 credits
    • Logic and VHDL 1

      2 credits
    • Linear Systems Auto.

      3 credits
  • FOREIGN AND WAVES

    6 credits
    • Fourier

      1.2 credits
    • Numerical Analysis

      2.4 credits
    • Waves

      2.4 credits
  • COMPUTER SCIENCE

    2 credits
    • Collaborative Work and Groupware

      0.2 credits
    • Information Systems Modeling

      0.7 credits
    • UNIX shell

      0.5 credits
    • Embedded Computing

      0.6 credits
  • ELECTRONICS & DIGITAL SYSTEMS

    8 credits
    • Metrology Microcontrollers and Microprocessors

      0.5 credits
    • Logic and VHDL 2

      1.5 credits
    • Microcontrollers & Microprocessors

      2.4 credits
    • Electronic functions 1

      3.6 credits
  • SHEJS AND ENGLISH S6

    4 credits
    • English S6

      1.5 credits
    • Business management

      1.5 credits
    • Business and the Law

      1 credit
  • PROFESSIONAL MODULE 2

    10 credits
    • Company evaluation

      5 credits
    • School evaluation

      5 credits
  • MATHEMATICS AND PHYSICS S7

    5 credits
    • Statistics & Random Functions

      2 credits
    • Vector Calculus & EDP

      1 credit
    • Signal Processing 1

      2 credits
  • PROFESSIONAL MODULE 3

    11 credits
    • School evaluation

      5 credits
    • Choose one of two options:

      • Company evaluation

        6 credits
      • Company evaluation Continuing education

        6 credits
  • SPECIALIZED SCIENCES S7

    9 credits
    • Real-Time Systems

      2 credits
    • Functions of Electronics II

      3 credits
    • Power Amplifier

      1 credit
    • Discrete-Time Systems

      3 credits
  • SHEJS AND ENGLISH S7

    5 credits
    • Organization and operation of companies

      1.75 credits
    • Quality management

      1.75 credits
    • English S7

      1.5 credits
  • MATHEMATICS AND PHYSICS S8

    5 credits
    • Electromagnetism

      2 credits
    • Signal Processing II

      3 credits
  • SPECIALIZED SCIENCES S8

    6 credits
    • Embedded Power Supply

      3 credits
    • DAC/CAN converters

      1 credit
    • Embedded Linux

      2 credits
  • PROFESSIONAL MODULE 4

    11 credits
    • Choose 2 out of 3

      • School evaluation Continuing education

        5.5 credits
      • School evaluation

        5.5 credits
      • Company evaluation

        5.5 credits
  • SHEJS AND ENGLISH S8

    8 credits
    • English S8

      1.5 credits
    • Project Management

      1.75 credits
    • Professional Integration

      1.75 credits
  • SHEJS & ENGLISH S9

    4.5 credits
    • English S9

      1.5 credits
    • Right to Work

      1 credit
    • MEA Specialized Conferences

      1 credit
    • Information Issues in Business

      1 credit
  • PROFESSIONAL MODULE 5

    11.5 credits
    • Choose one of two options:

      • Company evaluation Continuing education

        11.5 credits
      • Company evaluation

        11.5 credits
  • INDUSTRIAL COMPUTING S9

    6 credits
    • Object Programming and Modeling

      2.5 credits
    • Graphs and applications

      1 credit
    • IP networks

      2.5 credits
  • SPECIALIZED SCIENCES S9

    8 credits
    • Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC)

      2 credits
    • CAD / PCB / CAPM

      3 credits
    • Sensors

      1 credit
    • Electronics for Communications

      2 credits
  • PROFESSIONAL MODULE 6

    12 credits
    • Choose 2 out of 3

      • Company Evaluation

        6 credits
      • School evaluation

        6 credits
      • School evaluation Continuing education

        6 credits
  • SECURITY AND IDENTIFICATION

    6 credits
    • Cryptography and Hardware Security

      1 credit
    • RF Design

      0.5 credits
    • RFID

      1.5 credits
    • Functional SdF

      1.5 credits
    • Test & JTAD

      1.5 credits
  • INDUSTRIAL COMPUTING S10

    7 credits
    • UML modeling

      2 credits
    • Formal Verification

      1.5 credits
    • Digital Systems Synthesis

      1.5 credits
    • Networks and Field Buses

      2 credits
  • SHEJS ENGLISH S10

    5 credits
    • English S 10

      1.5 credits
    • Management Tools for Engineers (ERP)

      1.5 credits
    • Innovation Management

      2 credits
  • Optional

    • STUDENT ENGAGEMENT

      2 credits

Admission

Admission requirements

- Be of legal age at the time of signing an apprenticeship contract (according to current regulations)

- Hold a two-year degree (L2, DUT, BTS, CPGE, PeiP, etc.) in science and technology.

- Be eligible for the competition based on application and interview.

- Have signed an apprenticeship contract.

The apprentice receives minimum pay of between 41% and 78% of the minimum wage.

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And after

Professional integration

TARGETED BUSINESS SECTORS

- Engineering and consulting firms.

- Semiconductor industry.

- Telecommunications and multimedia sectors.

- Healthcare sector.

- Transportation industry.

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