OPTION 5

This course unit allows students to carry out an engineering project in its entirety, in the form of an interdisciplinary engineering study relating to environmental or health impacts, hydrological, hydraulic, and hydrogeological modeling, risk management, etc.

This 5 ECTS course is divided into two parts: a 2 ECTS course in S3 (Interdisciplinary Project 1: Water Resources), followed by a 3 ECTS course in S4 (Interdisciplinary Project 2: Water Resources). These two courses are inseparable, with the second course serving as the culmination of the first.

During the EU Interdisciplinary Project 2 Water Resource, the steps will be:

1. Continuation of the study (in the form of remote work sessions or sessions supervised by professionals and ECs, field trips if necessary).
2. Study presentation phase (technical report on activities carried out and results obtained in the field) and oral defense before a jury (mid-February).

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This course builds on the Bibliographic Project course and serves as preparation for the research internship that will be conducted in the laboratory. It aims to define the research question based on the current state of scientific knowledge, drawing on the bibliographic review conducted in the Bibliographic Project course.

The student will therefore have to define, in consultation with their internship supervisor, the issue to be explored and the initial state of the art. They will also have to specify the working methodology that will be implemented during the "research" internship, as well as the provisional schedule.

This work will be presented orally before a panel consisting of an external examiner, the internship supervisor, and one of the program directors.

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