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Program Details

PMC760 - Projet majeur de conception II

Presentation

Summary

• Cycle: 1st cycle
• Credits: 6 credits
• Faculty or Center: Faculty of Engineering
• Trimesters: Winter 2026, Summer 2026

Training Objectives

• Execute a development project in engineering, considering the specifications, rules of the art, regulations, standards, and social responsibility.
• Manage an engineering project using an adapted management process, respecting best practices in electrical, computer, mechanical, or robotic engineering.
• Demonstrate professional behavior and communication in conducting an engineering project.

Content

• Analysis, design, realization, testing, and documentation of an engineering project.
• Evaluation and validation of technological choices, use of design practices, regulations, standards, and planning, monitoring, and project management.
• Risk analysis and mitigation, communication with appropriate stakeholders.

Prerequisites

• Having obtained 82.00 credits and having passed the PMC660 course.

Programs Offering This Course

• Bachelor's in Computer Engineering
• Bachelor's in Mechanical Engineering
• Bachelor's in Robotic Engineering
• Bachelor's in Electrical Engineering