University
Cadi Ayyad University
Faculty of Sciences and Techniques Gueliz
The Mathematics and Computer Science Applied to Engineering Sciences (MIASI) degree was developed taking into account the experience of the old accreditation which will end this academic year. This project also takes into account other training recently accredited at the level of the establishment (in particular the LST in computer science). This new sector project is therefore predominantly mathematical.
The objective is to give mathematics the place it deserves to occupy in our society. And this taking into account the evolution of mathematics at the level of teaching, research and applications to engineering professions. The first four semesters allow the student to acquire basics in general mathematics, mechanics, electricity, electromagnetism, computer science and communication techniques. They also allow the student to acquire a solid training in applied mathematics with simulations and computer experiments which will also allow the student to broaden his knowledge of computer science. During the license cycle, the modules are programmed in such a way as to gradually provide students with:- The elements of integration and functional analysis necessary for the mathematical study of mathematical models modeling certain physical or chemical phenomena.
- Scientific computing tools.
- Object-oriented programming. Semester 6, during which students will have to complete a graduation project. The content has been designed to achieve several objectives:
1) Consolidate the student's general scientific knowledge in fields as diverse as mathematics, physics, computer science, corporate culture, etc.;
2) Develop the student's ability to reason, pose and solve problems;
3) Acquire the necessary skills to tackle innovative fields in mathematical engineering and computer science Targeted skills
Mastery of the mathematical, theoretical and applied tools necessary for engineering sciences.