L3 - Computer Science

From a theoretical perspective, the notions and concepts covered will address the following topics:

• Database design: extension of the E/A model and UML.

• Functional dependencies and normalization (transitive closure, coverage)

  minimal, multivalued dependencies, Chase algorithm, different forms

  normal, etc.).

• SQL add-ons: data manipulation language (complex queries),

  data definition language, data control language

• Transactions

• Procedural language

• Trigger

• Indexing and optimization

  From a practical standpoint, the database management system used during the course will be Oracle. Other systems such as MySQL or Postgres may be used as part of the project.

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This course introduces first-order logic, also known as predicate calculus.

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The objective of this EU is to bring together researchers and industry professionals working in a specific field of computer science within the same session. The topics covered will span the entire spectrum of computer science while focusing on the courses offered in the Computer Science department's master's programs:

• Master's Degree in Computer Science: IASD, Imagine, Algorithms, GL, and RIC tracks

• Master's Degree in Bioinformatics

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The objective of this module is to understand the use of formal and numerical calculation both in mathematical experimentation and in helping to solve certain problems in computer science.

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This teaching unit aims to introduce students to the software environments necessary for modern development. Topics covered will include version control, modeling, test development, virtualization, continuous integration, and more.

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This module explores some advanced topics in algorithm design and analysis.

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To define a career plan, it is necessary to understand the job market and sectors of activity, identify professions and jobs, discuss your educational background, and begin to build your network. This module will enable students to develop and present a career plan in line with the job market and their education. This module will also cover more general communication skills, particularly those needed to present work and information, both orally and in writing.

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