Introduction to management and realisation of an mechatronic project
TNEV
Description
Developing skills in:
Project management by demonstrating the ability to plan, set milestones, and meet deadlines.
Teamwork by showing the ability to distribute tasks, coordinate, integrate completed work, and communicate effectively.
Implementing a mechatronic system by demonstrating the ability to identify and use mechanical, electronic, and computer technologies to achieve set objectives, as well as the ability to implement technical means of material transformation under constraints of safety, cleanliness, etc.
ECTS credits
6
Teaching Language
Français
Exam Language
Français
Support Materials Language
Français
Basic Learning Outcomes
Business organization and management (B4.3 - MEB - Business organization and management)
Include social, human, and technical constraints, norms and regulations in engineering design projects (B7.2 - MEB - Include social, human, and technical constraints, norms and regulations in engineering design projects)
Applied knowledge of automation and control fundamentals (B9.3 - MEB - Applied knowledge of automation and control fundamentals)
Identify different functional elements of mechanical systems (B12.3 - MEB - Identify different functional elements of mechanical systems)
Final Learning Outcomes
Handle basic concepts of business and management in engineering projects (F4 - MEB - Handle basic concepts of business and management in engineering projects)
Show cross-cultural skills from a global perspective of the career (F7 - MEB - Show cross-cultural skills from a global perspective of the career)
Apply theory, principles, and fundamentals of electrical, electronic and automation engineering (F9 - MEB - Apply theory, principles, and fundamentals of electrical, electronic and automation 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)
