Initial training About 120 engineers graduate each year in Computer Science, after three years of specialisation. According to the market needs and to the foreseeable evolution of data processing the Department has decided on a policy of training generalists. Instead of defining training adapted to a specific domain of application in computing, we prefer to forge a set of basic skills for our students so that they can adapt to the requirements of their employment and fulfil their own personality. This will eventually help them to reach the highest positions in their companies. The students thus become problem solvers.
Specialisation is avoided giving similar importance to each different area studied.
We prepare our students to be designers and co-ordinators and do not insist on highly specialised domains which are liable to change in the short term. We place them in semi-professional environments, dealing with projects of increasing complexity, carried out within student teams, and insist on high quality oral and written work. Our students are exposed to the working world through Summer training programs in Industry, a final work project , foreign training opportunities, and tutorials given by professionals. Finally, we spend a large part of our financial resources on renewal of the equipment used by the students. Our students' technical knowledge, their great adaptability, as well as a good aptitude for communication, are just a few reasons why our graduates are so appreciated by companies in every branch of the economy.