Elective major - Industry 4.0

Campus : Dijon
Prerequisites: Instrumentation, Signal and Data stream

Objective

Engineers working for so-called "Industry 4.0" have strong skills in embedded systems and robotics, quality control and customer support. As a leader in a key area of digital transformation, they help manufacturers to transform, innovate and optimise their facilities.

Main areas

Robotics & Mechatronics Engineering
Additive Manufacturing Engineering
Numerical Modelling, Simulation & Optimisation Engineering
Automation & Industrial Computing Engineering
Energy & Environment Engineering

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Common Core

ESEO Dijon offers a core curriculum common to the 3 options on the Dijon campus: E-Health, Industry 4.0 and Smart City.

This theoretical and technical core covers the following areas: artificial intelligence, HMI, networks, data analysis, sensors, connected objects, cyber security, signals, images, databases and many others.

Teaching units

Semester 8

English: 2 ECTS – 24h
Cross-disciplinary skills: 2 ECTS – 28h
- QHSE, Green IT, Excel
Connected Instrumentation Project: 4 ECTS – 56h
- Instrumentation, IoT
Data Sciences and Artificial Intelligence: 4 ECTS – 56h
- Statistics for Data Science, Supervised and Unsupervised Classification, Deep Learning
Computer Vision: 2 ECTS – 28h
Big Data: 2 ECTS – 28h
Project: 14 ECTS – 219h

Semester 9

SI & ID: 3 ECTS – 42h
- Information Systems, Distributed Infrastructures
Flow optimisation: 2 ECTS – 28h
- Optimisation, Genetic algorithms
Virtual, augmented and mixed reality: 2 ECTS – 28h
- Introduction to Unity, AR/VR Project
Dynamics of electromechanical systems: 3 ECTS – 48h
- Dynamics of electromechanical systems, Integration of robots and cobots
IS and Industrial Computing: 2 ECTS – 28h
- ERP, PLC operation, Supply Chain Management
Modelling and digital twins: 2 ECTS – 28h
CAD and additive manufacturing: 2 ECTS – 28h
Final year projects: 14 ECTS – 168h
- Advanced Artificial Intelligence, Big Data