Master in Embedded Systems (Systèmes embarqués)

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Master in Embedded Systems (Systèmes embarqués)

  • Objectifs Toulouse has one of the greatest concentrations of Embedded Systems industry in Europe with the major aerospace and equipment manufacturers working either for the aeronautical, space or car industry, including Airbus, CNES, Astrium, Continental, Thalès, etc. Embedded Systems have become essential in several kinds of product in daily life. Embedded Systems encompass a broad class of systems and are actively involved in all domains, from transport systems (aeronautics, space, road, rail and sea), to energy sectors (e.g. nuclear and chemical) and also to communication systems (e.g. mobile phones and PDAs). The Embedded Systems Master Program is a oneyear professional course, designed by the ENSEEIHT and ISAE partners, with the support of the embedded systems industry. Aware of the real need for a multidisciplinary approach, the program prepares students with in-depth and comprehensive knowledge of the underlying technologies involved in embedded systems. The program focuses on both theoretical and concrete aspects. It aims at: - developing competencies, at system level design for the development of Embedded-Systems, based on strong basics of complementary subjects, such as electronics, computer science, energy conversion and management, automatic control, telecommunications and networks, - developing the system approach through integrated projects to Master specific methods and tools applied to the following domains: aeronautics, space, automobile or multimedia. The training for this Master’s degree is multidisciplinary. It covers all hardware, software and control issues of Embedded Systems within an integrated system based perspective.
  • Contenu Embedded Systems require collaborative training approach with a broad spectrum interweaving experts
    from all concerned fields: electronics, energy, computer science, networks and control systems.
    The academic session of the Master program consists of a 550-hour program covering the five disciplinary fields while focusing on the architectural aspect:

    Initial Part - Standardisation
    Laplace and Fourier Transformers, Transfer functions, frequency response, basic principles of stability, Analogic and digital electronic circuits, Distributed circuits and transmission wires, Physical principles of energy conversion, Computer based operations

    Part 1 - Computer science
    Real time language, Architecture description language, Real time operational systems

    Part 2 - Control systems
    Design and Validation of DES, Feedback Control, Signal Processing

    Part 3 - Electronics
    Digital representation of analog signal, Microprocessor and DSP architecture, Architecture and conception of digital integrated systems, Hardware and software co-design, Emission/Reception architecture

    Part 4 - Energy
    Actuator and converter control, Electromechanical and static energy converters, Autonomous energetic systems, Embedded electrical network

    Part 5 - Networks
    Embedded networks: an introduction, Specific buses and networks , Real time networks, Design and validation of real time protocols, Architecture of fault-tolerant buses

    Part 6 - Embedded systems engineering - Applications
    Real time control of a space system, Hybrid Systems, System Engineering, Real time control of a mecatronic system, Networked control systems

    Part 7 - Embedded systems engineering - Courses
    System Dependability, Certification, Computer Safety, Optimization, Electromagnetic compatibility , Mecatronic integration

    Part 8 - ISAE Information system user introduction

    Part 9 - Multi-diciplinary project
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