ECTS
3 credits
Training structure
Faculty of Pharmacy
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M1 CES work-study project
ECTS
2 credits
Training structure
Faculty of Pharmacy
Water quality and microbiology
Study level
BAC +4
ECTS
2 credits
Training structure
Faculty of Science
Optimized management and protection of water resources (both surface and groundwater) requires water quality to be taken into account. Assessment of the quality status of water bodies, particularly with regard to current legislative frameworks, is based on precise chemical and microbiological quality criteria, as well as standards adapted to the types of use envisaged for these resources.
Remote sensing for water management
Study level
BAC +4
ECTS
3 credits
Training structure
Faculty of Science
Time of year
Autumn
The EU content is structured around 5 sequences:
- An introduction to the techniques and principles of optical, thermal and radar remote sensing,
- A presentation of the main data sources (images, altimetry products) and a practical data search exercise,
- Practical acquisition of pre-processing methods (geometric and radiometric corrections) for optical and radar images, frequently used in Geographic Information Systems.
- A series of lectures and workshops illustrating the value of different types of remotely sensed data for hydrology and water management.
- Using remote sensing to answer environmental questions
Introduction to the R language
Study level
BAC +4
Training structure
Faculty of Science
This UE is sequenced according to the following activities: First steps - R environment; R structures; Input-output in R; Manipulating R structures; Basics of algorithmics; Programming structures in R; Group mini-project on an R function to be created on an applied 'Water' problem.
Objectives* :
The objectives of this course are 1) to introduce the basics of the interpreted language of an engineering tool (environment, structures, input-output, manipulations of structures, graphics, programming), 2) to provide the fundamental theoretical knowledge needed to create one's own functions and programs based on practical examples in water science, and 3) to enable students to pursue their self-training and expertise in R.
Quantitative survey methods
Study level
BAC +4
Training structure
Faculty of Science
Time of year
Spring
This course is an introduction to quantitative survey methods in the social sciences.
It focuses on the use of statistics and the definition of categories to describe the social world, as well as on the objectification of representations.
This course puts the questionnaire tool into practice by creating a questionnaire, administering it and analyzing its results.