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Master n+ ENSIM Engineering, Mechanical
Majors:
VA - Vibrations & acoustics
SPMI - Measurement & instrumentation
Official Title
INGENIEUR ENSIM - spécialité Vibrations, acoustique, capteurs
Program
Course language
| Major |
M1 |
M2 |
| VA - Vibrations & acoustics |
French |
French |
| SPMI - Measurement & instrumentation |
French |
French |
The M1 section is taught by
The institute : ENSIM
The M2 section is taught by
The institute : ENSIM
Domains
Acoustics, Engineering, Instrumentation, Measurement, Mechanical, Structural
Section M1
Location
ENSIM
ENSIM / université du Maine
Rue Aristote
72085 LE MANS CEDEX 9 - FRANCE
Cost of M1
900 euros
Description M1
VA: ENSIM's Vibrations / Acoustics course is for all scientists, be they musicians or not, who are passionately interested in sound and vibration phenomena. As acoustics is the science of sound, the task of an acoustic engineer is to analyse, control and reduce sound and vibration pollution, thus helping improve the quality of life.
SPMI: it trains engineers with versatile skills in instrumentation, sensors and measurement, specialising in micro-systems, acoustic micro-sensors, acoustic/ optical/ chemical/ thermal sensors, providing them with the optical metrology tools required to characterise them. It provides skills for all those involved in the measuring process from the physical process of information gathering, conditioning and processing through to desicion-making.
Syllabus - VA: it is designed to deliver scientific expertise enabling students to master all the stages in the design process for acoustic and vibratory engineering. The main tools used in VA engineering are acoustic/ vibratory/ vibro-acoustic metrology, digital modelling and simulation, data calibration, identification of signatures, diagnostics and decision-making, adjustment of active and passive control elements, assessment and non-destructive testing.
Syllabus - SPMI: it is ideally suited to students passionate about advanced technology, who are drawn to the world of infinitely small and fascinated by the magical aspect of light and lasers. Students who are enthusiatic about the idea of making micro-systems will derive satisfaction from the ENSIM syllabus, as will those who wish to find out about the use of phototonic techniques for non-intrusive systems analysis, these devices being apprehended via innovative technologies.
Careers - VA: ENSIM VA graduates work in design, R&D, specialised consultancies, SMEs and major groups, as well as in research laboratories. Either working on their own or as part of a team, they supervise and set up innovative approaches and solutions to control sonic and vibratory fields. The disciplinary fields covered include automobile, aerospace, railway acoustics, environmental acoustics, room acoustics and musical acoustics.
Careers - SPMI: SPMI general engineers work in design engineering, R&D, as well as consultancy and manufacture, in all cutting-edge fields where sensors are essential for information gathering, such as the aerospace, automobile, medical instrumentation industries, the environment and sustainable development, industrial production, process development and monitoring.
Scholarships M1
none
Period 1
Note: a part of (or all) the M1-Period 1 will be replaced by a "n+i" special package designed for foreign student.
See the Methodology Integration Package (PIM) for more informations.
Core
English as a foreign language
en
33.00
3.00
Communications (Project - definition / Industrial sponsoring)
fr
13.00
3.00
Engineering techniques (Electronics/ Signal processing/ Automation)
fr
130.00
8.00
Programming/ Digital methods (Digital Modelling/ Computer science C++ & project)
fr
42.00
4.00
Mechanics and vibrations (Vibrations & acoustics / MSD)
fr
64.00
4.00
Physical measurements (Theory & practice)
fr
113.00
7.00
Elective courses, choose 1 in "Complementary courses"
Statistical physics & quantum physics & nanotechnology
fr
24.00
1.00
Environmental acoustics
fr
24.00
1.00
Microprocessors & DSP
fr
24.00
1.00
Elective courses, choose 3 in "Humanities"
Second foreign language
other
25.00
1.00
UEL Sports or culture
fr
25.00
1.00
Individual or team project
fr
25.00
1.00
Period 2
Core
English as a foreign language
en
33.00
3.00
Industrial culture
fr
100.00
6.00
Systems (Actuators/ Systems analysis)
fr
28.00
2.00
Elective courses, choose 3 in "Humanities"
Second foreign language
other
25.00
1.00
UELSports or culture
fr
24.00
1.00
Individual or team project
fr
24.00
1.00
Major to be chosen
Major : VA - Vibrations & acoustics
Mechanics (Design/ Beam theory/ Digital modelling)
fr
78.00
6.00
Vibrations & acoustics (Vibrations & acoustics / CND ultrasound)
fr
83.00
7.00
Major : SPMI - Measurement & instrumentation
Engineering techniques (Industrial Computer science/ Automation/ Signal processing)
fr
66.00
6.00
Sensor technology (Micro-technology/ Chemical and environmental sensors)
fr
91.00
7.00
Applications of sensors (Metrology & sensors/ Thermodynamics / Complements on sensors)
fr
73.00
6.00
* The number of course hours may be subjected to slight variations.
* More informations about ECTS credits.
Section M2
Location
ENSIM
ENSIM / université du Maine
Rue Aristote
72085 LE MANS CEDEX 9 - FRANCE
Cost of M2
900 euros
Description M2
VA: ENSIM's Vibrations / Acoustics course is for all scientists, be they musicians or not, who are passionately interested in sound and vibration phenomena. As acoustics is the science of sound, the task of an acoustic engineer is to analyse, control and reduce sound and vibration pollution, thus helping improve the quality of life.
SPMI: it trains engineers with versatile skills in instrumentation, sensors and measurement, specialising in micro-systems, acoustic micro-sensors, acoustic/ optical/ chemical/ thermal sensors, providing them with the optical metrology tools required to characterise them. It provides skills for all those involved in the measuring process from the physical process of information gathering, conditioning and processing through to desicion-making.
Syllabus - VA: it is designed to deliver scientific expertise enabling students to master all the stages in the design process for acoustic and vibratory engineering. The main tools used in VA engineering are acoustic/ vibratory/ vibro-acoustic metrology, digital modelling and simulation, data calibration, identification of signatures, diagnostics and decision-making, adjustment of active and passive control elements, assessment and non-destructive testing.
Syllabus - SPMI: it is ideally suited to students passionate about advanced technology, who are drawn to the world of infinitely small and fascinated by the magical aspect of light and lasers. Students who are enthusiatic about the idea of making micro-systems will derive satisfaction from the ENSIM syllabus, as will those who wish to find out about the use of phototonic techniques for non-intrusive systems analysis, these devices being apprehended via innovative technologies.
Careers - VA: ENSIM VA graduates work in design, R&D, specialised consultancies, SMEs and major groups, as well as in research laboratories. Either working on their own or as part of a team, they supervise and set up innovative approaches and solutions to control sonic and vibratory fields. The disciplinary fields covered include automobile, aerospace, railway acoustics, environmental acoustics, room acoustics and musical acoustics.
Careers - SPMI: SPMI general engineers work in design engineering, R&D, as well as consultancy and manufacture, in all cutting-edge fields where sensors are essential for information gathering, such as the aerospace, automobile, medical instrumentation industries, the environment and sustainable development, industrial production, process development and monitoring.
Scholarships M2
none
Period 1
Core
English as a foreign language
en
42.00
3.00
Communications (Industrial culture/ Communication techniques/ Interview techniques/ Quality/ Innovation management/ Lectures)
fr
147.00
7.00
Elective courses, choose 3 in "Humanities"
Second foreign language
other
25.00
1.00
Second year work placement - oral presentation
fr
0.00
1.00
Individual or team project
fr
25.00
1.00
Major to be chosen
Major : VA - Vibrations & acoustics
Advanced signal processing
fr
30.00
2.00
Vibrations (Structural dynamics/ Vibro-acoustics)
fr
72.00
4.00
Measurements (Digital simulation/ Passive control)
fr
72.00
4.00
Elective courses, choose 1 in "Complementary courses"
Acoustic micro-sensors
fr
36.00
2.00
Field optical metrology
fr
36.00
2.00
Diagnostic and vibratory control
fr
36.00
2.00
Non-linear vibrations
fr
36.00
2.00
Major : SPMI - Measurement & instrumentation
Micro-sensors (Chemical sensors & electro-mechanical microsystem sensors/ thermal micro-sensors)
fr
57.00
4.00
Optical metrology (Signal processing and microscopic techniques/ Optical sensors)
fr
51.00
4.00
Elective courses, choose 1 in "Complementary courses"
Acoustic micro-sensors
fr
36.00
2.00
Diagnostic and vibratory control
fr
36.00
2.00
Field optical metrology
fr
36.00
2.00
Non-linear vibrations
fr
36.00
2.00
Period 2
Core
English certificate of achievement (Level B2 minimum - C1 preferable / CEFR)
en
0.00
3.00
Six-month industrial placement
fr
0.00
27.00
* The number of course hours may be subjected to slight variations.
* More informations about ECTS credits.
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