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Engineering Problem Solving
RP01
Description
Objectives:
This course aims to develop students’ ability to solve engineering problems using a rigorous scientific approach. It focuses on both methodology and practical implementation, helping students acquire transferable problem-solving skills.

Main learning outcomes and topics include:
- Applying a scientific methodology to analyze and solve engineering problems
- Analyzing a problem: key questions, planning and execution of actions
- Building and exploiting models: definition of the framework, assumptions, and limitations
- Identifying input data: variables, endogenous and exogenous parameters
- Numerical problem solving using computational tools such as Octave and Maxima
- Interpreting and discussing numerical results
- Studying parameter influence and performing sensitivity analyses
- Presenting problem-solving approaches and engaging in technical discussions and debates
- Formulating an engineering problem and proposing solution strategies

The course encourages critical thinking, structured reasoning, and constructive debate, preparing students for advanced engineering studies and professional practice.

ECTS credits
6
Teaching Language
Français
Exam Language
Français
Support Materials Language
Français
Basic Learning Outcomes
  • Numerical methods and algorithms (B1.5 - MEB - Numerical methods and algorithms)
  • Use of dedicated engineering software (B2.5 - MEB - Use of dedicated engineering software)
  • Finding solutions to practical mechanical problems using a multidisciplinary approach (B12.5 - MEB - Finding solutions to practical mechanical problems using a multidisciplinary approach)
  • Ability to integrate information from different sources into practical knowledge (B12.9 - MEB - Ability to integrate information from different sources into practical knowledge)
Final Learning Outcomes
  • Solve mathematical problems that may arise in engineering skillfully applying different methods
    (F01 - MEB - Solve mathematical problems that may arise in engineering skillfully applying different methods)
  • Use typical computer science technologies as required by engineering (F2 - MEB - Use typical computer science technologies as required by engineering)
  • Design and test machines and mechanical systems using innovative solutions and multidisciplinary approaches (F12 - MEB - Design and test machines and mechanical systems using innovative solutions and multidisciplinary approaches)
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