Course Director(s): Valérie Locurto
Description
Discovery of a choice of 10 activity sectors :
Links between other projects / multi-disciplinary projects / internships
A complementary module to the “Professions” project which leads to the discovery of 7 professions
Positioning within the overall programme
Shared “blocked” week in semesters 7 & 9, allowing the student to discover two activity sectors over the two years.
Key words
Activity sectors
Number of work hours per student
21
Intended learning outcomes
On completion of the unit, the student will be capable of: |
Classification level |
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Knowing the techno-economic details of a chosen activity sector |
1. Knowledge |
Useful |
Understanding the functioning of an industrial site |
2. Understand |
Useful |
Analysing comments from a practising engineer |
4. Analyse |
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Learning assessment methods
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Programme and content
Type of teaching activity |
Content, sequencing and organisation |
(inter)active Amphitheatre |
Techno-economic details of an activity sector delivered by professional actors (professional unions ...) |
Practical work |
Visit to an industrial site of interest |
Conference |
Feedback and comments from working engineers |
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