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groupe esaip

Angers, Francia

www.esaip.orggroupe

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Periferia de ANGERSUna ciudad del Valle del LoiraCiudad jovén, viva, moderna y culta.• + de 260,000 habitantes • 30,000 estudiantes• 90 mn AVE desde Paris (60 €)• 90 mn de la costa• Transporte urbano para estudiantes (33 € al mes)

¿ Dónde estamos ?

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– Escuela de Ingeniería acreditada « Grande Ecole » en 2004 y miembro de «Conférence des Grandes Ecoles»

– Grado reconocido por la C.T.I. Commisión de Título de ingenieros

– Primera Escuela de Ingenieros en Francia con certificación Europass

¿ Quienes somos ?

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Campus Esaip

Moderno Buen Ambiente

Alojamiento (opción propuesta por el esaip)

12 habiatciones disponibles en el campus (160€- 230€)

Residencias universitarias (280€ - 340€)

Pisos compartidos (precio a discutir con propetarios)

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Internacional+ de 50 universidades asociadas

por todo el mundo 

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Desarrollo multicultural

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Informática Industrial

Medio Ambiente

Gestión de riesgosTelecomunicación

Cursos impartidos groupe esaip

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MásterIngeniería

2 especialidades

* Industrial computing and Telecommunications (IRT)

* Industrial Safety, Environment and Risk Management (SEP)

* Information Technology Project Manager

Dos Opciones

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Erasmus students

PROGRAMMES RUN DURING THE WINTER SEMESTER

Depending on your level of studies, you can :

1. Complete one semester of the first year (equivalent to “Baccalauréat + 3” years of higher education), from September to February for 30 ECTS.

2. Complete one semester of the second year (equivalent to “Baccalauréat + 4” years of higher education), from September to February) for 30 ECTS.

3. Complete one semester of the third year (equivalent to “Baccalauréat + 5” years of higher education) from October to March for 30 ECTS.

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Engineering degree Semester 1

Modules Number of ECTS credits

Analysis methods for engineering 6

Computer tools for engineering 3

Methods and tools for industrial resource management

3

Communication 3

Communication in foreign languages 6

Project : corporate culture 4

Software engineering 5

Environmental Risks 5

TOTAL 30 CREDITS

Common core

Industrial computing &

telecommunications

Risk management

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Engineering degree Semester 3

Modules Number of ECTS credits

Engineering science 4

Functional analysis and systems security 2

Production management 2

Corporate culture 3

Methods and tools for industrial resource management

3

Physics for IT engineering 3

Corporate local networks 3

Software engineering 5

Science for environmental engineering 3

Industrial risks 3

Sustainable development and industrial production

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TOTAL 30 CREDITS

Common core

Industrial computing & telecommunications

Risk management

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Engineering degree Semester 5

Modules Number of ECTS credits

Engineering science 4

Corporate culture 3

Project management 3

Projects 7

Science for IT engineering 5

Industrial computing 4

Specialised computing 4

Science for environmental engineering 5

Systems of management 3

Industrial risks 5

TOTAL 30 CREDITS

Common core

Industrial computing &

telecommunications

Risk management

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Erasmus students Courses in English

• “Information Systems Security”, Semesters 1, 3, 5 - Lecturer : William MAIN

• « Introduction to Human Error » , Semester 3 - Lecturer : Steve O‘BRIEN

• « Risk Management », Semester 5 - Lecturer : Steve O‘BRIEN

• « Marketing», Semester 1 - Lecturer : Vincent SHORT

• « International Culture », Semester 1

• Europe – Lecturer : Hannah WILLIAMS

• Northern Asia – Lecturer : William MAIN

• Southern Asia – Lecturer : Vincent SHORT

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Erasmus students Courses in English

“ Information Systems Security” - Semester 1Lecturer : William MAIN

• Introduction and importance of Information Systems Security. Relevant Industry surveys and economic losses.

• Technical overview of an Information Technology System. Explanation of client – server architecture and databases. Terminology

• Overview of the threats that exist : natural disasters, malicious software (viruses, worms, trojan horses etc.), hacking, espionage, disgruntled employees

• Overview of the solutions that exist (Acceptable use policy, biometrics, passwords, smart cards, intrusion detection systems, anti-virus, firewalls, faraday cages etc.

• Model of error levels, skill based, rule based and knowledge based

• GEMS (generic error-modelling system)

• Study cases : Research and document / real life case studies of ISS incidents

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Erasmus students Courses in English

“Information Systems Security” - Semester 3Lecturer : William MAIN

• The inspection phase : identifying key information resources and assets

• The protection phase: deciding what level of protection is needed

• The detection phase : putting in place systems which identify intrusion

• The reaction phase : how to respond to a security incident

• The reflection phase : understanding the lessons learned and improving the plan

For Industrial Computing Option : Analysis and evaluation of security software products e.g. : IDS, Biometrics, AntiVirus, Firewall, etc.

For Risk Management option : Analysis of Physical Security measures against fires, flooding, earthquakes, etc.

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Erasmus students Courses in English

“Information Systems Security” - Semester 5Lecturer : William MAIN

Development of a Security Audit

• Computer Forensics

• Legislation against European cybercrime

• Review of ISO 17799

• Review of ISO 27001

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Erasmus students Courses in English

• Error production (study of disasters)

• Typology of errors

• Performance and output of a socio-technic system

• Performance and error

• Model of error levels, skill based, rule based and knowledge based

• GEMS (generic error-modelling system)

• Taking decisions and the 8 stages of Rasmussen

• Determining factors in the passage from one level to another (skill based to rule based and rule based to knowledge based)

• Modes of failure and modes of control

• Safety and reliability

• Modes of failure and modes of control at skilled based level

• Modes of failure and modes of control at rule based level

• Modes of failure and modes of control at knowledge based level

• Situation analysis using GEMS (generic error-modelling system)

• Assessment and reduction of the risk of human error

• The « In Depth Defense Approach »

“Introduction to Human Error” - Semester 3

Lecturer : Steve O‘Brien

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Erasmus students Courses in English

«  Risk Management » - Semester 5

Lecturer : Steve O‘Brien

Analysis of different international standards on risk management and the European project ARAMIS on major risks

• Association of different fundamental models on risk identification, analysis, evaluation and global management

• Critical review of the ISO WG (Working Group) on a global generic risk management standard.

• Presentation of organizational structure types developed or analyzed by Gareth MORGAN.

• Development of a practical approach to learning organizations as the basis of risk management using the work and research of teams from Harvard University and MIT

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Erasmus students Courses in English

Concepts : Economics, Business, Marketing

• Marketing as a process

• The different steps

• The reality

• Audit : customer/market/product

• Team work activity : « carmart »

“ Marketing» 10 hours – Semester 1

Lecturer : Vincent SHORT

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Erasmus students Courses in English

“International Culture » : 12 hours

Semester 1

The influence of culture on different aspects of business

• The language and vocabulary of management

• The interface and complementarity between Economics and Management

The module will provide a general approach to inter-cultural corporate communication through case studies in European and Asian contexts.

Three broad geographical areas will be covered :

• Europe – Lecturer : Hannah WILLIAMS

• Northern Asia – Lecturer : William MAIN

• Southern Asia – Lecturer : Vincent SHORT

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Application form & course catalogue :

www.esaip.orginternational>international students

For more information : Teresa Cordovilla

Tél. +33 241 96 65 27

tcordovilla@esaip.org