Graduate Program

DCP

From the beginning of the training, each student is integrated into a team and participates in a "professional skills development project" (projet de "Développement des Compétences Professionnelles" DCP in french) in all its components business (team management, communication training, management time and costs, risk management ...). Students can choose to complete this project within one of the many student associations on campus. As such, the project can be a scientific and technical, humanitarian, social, sporting, or consist of events, awareness campaigns

The professional skills development project in figures:

• 5 years of existence,
• 20 projects per year on average,
• 200 students each year (1st year).

Focus on a few projects DCP in 2009:

Many projects each year punctuate the life of the school by the quality of records, the involvement of their authors, the consistency of results, they often find themselves under the spotlight of the campus, even distinguished out by a scholarship or by an award.

Bén'INT won a scholarship STERIA-Institut de France on 3 June 2009

Ben'INT is a students' association wich brings together 9 engineer students from Telecom SudParis around a humanitarian project: to allow access to computers for disadvantaged people. Let them talk about it:

"In our society, it seems natural to use a computer and to connect to the Internet. But then, this is not the same in parts of the world. In Africa for example, the access to the computer is very limited because very expensive.

That is why we decided to install a computer lab at a school in Benin and to introduce young people to information and to share our knowledge, we will create teaching modules."

See the Ben'INT blog

The jury "STERIA-Institut de France" which has awarded the scholarship to Bén'INT, were composed:

Yves Quéré, member of the "Academie des Sciences",
François Baccelli, member of the "Academie des Sciences",
Jean Salençon, member of the "Academie des Sciences",
4 representatives of STERIA.

The project, tied with of another school, received a grant of € 7.5 K to complete the equipment of this room.

See the website of the STERIA-Institut de France foundation

The INTech club is vice-champion of the French Cup of robotics 2009.

INTech, robotics club on campus, ranked second - and first club among Schools of engineering - in the finals of the French Cup of robotics held from 20 to 24 May 2009 at La Ferté-Bernard (France), thanks to his team "Tech the wave."

Thus qualified to contest the World Cup of robotics, "Tech the wave" has finished 5th tie the competition which saw 3 teams battle each of the twelve countries involved.

The other team "ArchINTech "ranked 110th of the French Cup.

website: http://www.planete-sciences.org/robot/