The aim of this LP is to train professionals capable of managing the design, development, testing and monitoring of projects involving connected objects and digital systems.
The course provides dual skills in software and hardware.

Graduates will be able to use their knowledge and skills to develop new technologies, to develop software and implement it on hardware specific to embedded systems, to advise on the implementation of electronic circuits, sensors and actuators, and also to deploy the online infrastructure (cloud) enabling the collection, security, centralisation and analysis of data gathered by these systems, in compliance with the regulations in force.

Special features
The annual teaching timetable is 544 hours, divided into 4 Teaching Units (TUs):
- UE1: Software development and Human Machine Interfaces (HMI) = 154 h
- UE2: Embedded Electronics and Computing = 140 h.
- UE3: Integration into the business world (communication, project management and English) = 110 h.
- UE4: Tutored project = 140 h including 70 h enabling students to specialise in software development and human-machine interfaces or in electronics and embedded computing.
In addition, there are 29 weeks of on-the-job training, representing a total of 1,015 hours.
The total duration of the course is therefore 1559 hours.


Partnerships
Institutional partnerships : This degree has been developed in partnership with Campus La Salle and industry professionals such as Brad Technology and Quatrain, because we want to offer a course of study that meets a need in the professional world.