Program Overview

Master's Degree in Engineering Grenoble INP - Ense3, Automatic Control and Intelligent Systems (ASI)

Overview

The Master's Degree in Engineering Grenoble INP - Ense3, Automatic Control and Intelligent Systems (ASI) is a National Master of Engineering Degree that provides skills in modeling, simulation, and control design of cyber-physical systems. The program aims to make these systems more intelligent, optimized, and automated, leading to safer, better-diagnosed, and monitored systems.

Objectives

The program covers the following skills:

• Analysis, modeling, and simulation of dynamical systems
• Design and optimization of controlled systems
• Design of embedded control systems
• System supervision, monitoring, and reconfiguration
• Acquisition and signal processing
• Personal development
• Management and industrial engineering

Training Partners

The program has several training partners, including:

• G2Elab
• GIPSA-lab
• G-SCOP

Companies

The program is associated with several companies, including:

• Actia
• Actemium
• Alstom
• Areva
• Atos Origin
• Bosch
• Cnes
• DCN
• Delphi
• EADS
• EDF
• Framatome
• IFP
• PSA
• Renault
• RTE
• Safran
• Sames Technologies
• Schneider Electric
• Shell
• SNCF
• SNR
• Thales
• ST Microelectronics
• Total
• Valeo

Admission

To be admitted into Year 1, students must have completed two years of preparatory courses or have earned an undergraduate degree from a university. To be admitted into Year 2, students must have a Bachelor of Science or engineering in electrical or mechanical engineering, with a minimum level of English of TOEFL 550 or equivalent.

Program

The program is a 3-year (6 semesters) course, with the following structure:

• Year 1: Core curriculum
• Year 2: Semester 7 and 8 curricula
• Year 3: Semester 9 curriculum, with an elective semester in one of two cross-disciplinary programs (IPEM or MANINTEC)
• Semester 10: End of Studies Project, which can be completed overseas or in France, in a research laboratory or in industry

International

The language of instruction is French, and internships abroad are available. The program has many agreements with partners around the globe, offering exchange programs, dual-degree programs, internships, and more.

Prospects

The program leads to many jobs in the energy, transport, automotive, and aerospace sectors, as well as in the environment and industrial processes. Graduates can expect to have acquired skills in analysis, modeling, and simulation of dynamical systems, design and optimization of controlled systems, and more.

Expected Learning Outcomes

The program aims to provide students with the following skills:

• Analysis, modeling, and simulation of dynamical systems
• Design and optimization of controlled systems
• Design of embedded control systems
• System supervision, monitoring, and reconfiguration
• Acquisition and signal processing
• Personal development, management, and industrial engineering

Further Learning Opportunities

Year 3 students planning to go on to a PhD program can earn a dual degree with another Master's program relevant to their first major within the Grenoble University system.