Electrical Engineering (State Engineer)

Program Overview

The State Engineer program in Electrical Engineering, specializing in "Electrotechnical Systems Engineering," aims to train highly qualified engineers capable of designing, analyzing, and optimizing complex electrical systems. The goal is to develop both theoretical and practical skills to meet current technological and industrial challenges.

This course is distinguished by:

A solid foundation in mathematics, physics, chemistry and computer science.
Progressive teaching ranging from fundamentals to specialized modules in electronics, electrical engineering and automation.
A significant proportion of practical activities, tutorials and work placements.
Personalized educational monitoring and supervision by experienced tutors, guaranteeing rapid integration into the job market.

Teaching Language : Anglais

Curriculum Highlights

Core Courses

Mathematics and Analysis (courses in analysis, differential equations, integrals).

Algebra and Geometry (study of vector spaces, matrices and linear systems).

Physics and Mechanics (classical mechanics, thermodynamics).

General Chemistry and Structure of Matter.

Computer science applied to electrotechnical systems .

Advanced Topics

Fundamental and advanced electronics.

Fundamental electrical engineering (laws of electricity, electrical circuits, electromagnetism).

Signal theory and systems control.

Automation, regulation and industrial control.

ü Conversion techniques and power electronics.

Controlled systems and modeling of electrical systems.

Additional activities:

Supervised projects and supervised personal work.

Internships in companies for immersion in the professional world. Seminars, workshops and conferences on new technologies and the challenges of the energy transition.