Program Design of the Master of Computer Engineering (ME)
| Semester 1 (450 hours) |
Semester 2 (450 hours) |
Semester 3 (450 hours) |
Semester 4 |
| 30 ECTS | 30 ECTS | 30 ECTS | 30 ECTS |
| HARMONIZATION PERIOD |
COMMON CORE & SPECIALIZATION Period 1 |
COMMON CORE & SPECIALIZATION Period 2 |
INTERNSHIP |
| 3 SPECIALIZATIONS | |||
| ON CAMPUS | IN COMPANY | ||
Harmonization Semester 1
This semester aims at providing students with solid technical background that acts as a common basis for the international students coming from different educational systems. This semester is common to all three areas of specialization.
| General Sciences | Technical Skills | Management & Engineering Science | Networks & Systems |
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Common Core
This period is shared by all students within the same cohort. The purpose of this core is to provide students a deep knowledge of advanced management and engineering science, as well as business exposure. Sports and extracurricular activities are also included.
Students pursuing the three specializations should share such skills to start their career smoothly and efficiently.
| Advanced Management & Egineering Science | |||
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Software Development & Multimedia (SDM)
The SDM major trains students to become future Digital Leaders, who are able to innovate, suggest new contents, new uses, and new services, based on open source technologies or those of major publishers (Microsoft, Adobe, etc.). In a global context where digital technologies are becoming increasingly strategic, SDM engineers work across all economic sectors as new service architects or leaders of innovative projects. They show technological diligence, strong listening skills and are able to manage the human factor linked to new uses.
At the end students gain knowledge in Back-End, Front-End, Data Basis, mobile applications and video game development.
| Advanced Software Development | |||
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As a French, I chose EPITA because, for me, it's a decent school and well recognized by companies, plus, with the goal of going abroad, so that's why you have to validate an international experience to get the diploma. Speaking about international, I'm currently doing my internship at Ericsson iKarlskrona, Sweden, for two reasons: I had a good opportunity (thanks to a contact) and I have yet to validate my international experience. About the SDM specialization, its big advantage is that you will learn a lot of technologies, and their strengths, add that with the project and you will have a good idea of your preferences.
Sylvain Delarche - Class of 2018
Global IT Management (GITM)
The GITM major prepares students to become comprehensive project managers in the IT field. It is a combination of business processes and new technologies with a focus on change management and innovation, taking intercultural approaches into account. The graduates are able to pursue careers in the field of e-leadership and become sales engineer, auditor, consultant, strategist, risk management engineer.
| Advanced Software Development | |||
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Systems, Networks & Security (SNS)
The SNS major teaches students about systems (from design to administration), networks (existing and new generation), security (functional and technical) and organization (governance, management systems...).
Drawing on their knowledge of businesses and fundamental control mechanisms, SNS engineers are prepared to work as chief information security officers (CISO) and know how to take effective cyber-security measures. Thanks to their ability to understand the risks and governance of a business as well as identify areas of improvement linked to infrastructure technologies and new associated services, students are well-prepared to detect and analyze attacks.
| Advanced Security & Security Management | |||
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Internship
Our last educational period is organized around a 6-month company internship, culminating in a Master’s thesis presented on-campus in front of the Graduate Committee.
This required internship allows students to discover the latest technologies while gaining valuable experience. Feedback from the internship host companies has been overwhelmingly supportive of our programs.
Students of our Master of Engineering are paid between €1,200 and €1,600 per month during their internships.