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Browse Programs Admission InformationThe Master's program in Automation and Systems (academic Master's) aims to train specialists capable of analyzing, modeling, controlling, and optimizing complex dynamic systems in the industrial, energy, and technological sectors. It is based on a solid scientific foundation in automation, signal processing, linear and nonlinear systems, industrial computing, and embedded systems. The program is organized according to the LMD system and structured over two years (Master 1 and Master 2).
– Advanced Linear Control
– System Modeling and Identification
– Applied Mathematics for Control
– Signal Processing
– Industrial Computing
– Scientific Programming (Python / MATLAB)
– Related Practical Work
– Introductory Unit (subject of your choice)
– Nonlinear Control
– Digital Control of Systems
– Dynamic Systems and Servomechanisms
– Sensors and Instrumentation
– Applied Numerical Methods
– Introduction to Artificial Intelligence for Control
– Ethics, Integrity, and Standards
– Related Practical Work
Advanced modules are primarily developed in Master 2 and cover advanced control, robotics, embedded systems, intelligent systems, optimization, predictive and adaptive control, and preparation for research. The program concludes with an internship in a company or laboratory, culminating in a written thesis and an oral defense.
Admission to the Master's program in Automation and Systems is open to holders of a Bachelor's degree in Automation. Holders of Bachelor's degrees in Electrical Engineering, Electronics, Electromechanics, Industrial Computing, or other related fields within the Science and Technology domain may also be admitted, subject to regulatory requirements and established ranking, in accordance with the harmonized national curriculum.
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