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Mathematics for Information and Technology

 IT-121&122

• Construction and representation of numbers (in particular machine numbers)
• Sequences and recurrence
• Vector geometry (vectors, angles, lines and planes)
• Systems of equations
• Vector spaces, matrix calculation, geometric transformations
• Introduction to cryptography and code theory

Mathematics for engineering

IT-123&124

• Elementary functions (lines, parabolas, polynomials and their uses; rational, exponential, and logarithmic functions)
• Circular functions and applications, trigonometry
• Introduction to signal theory
• Complex numbers
• Limits, continuity, derivatives, function study
• Introduction to integral calculus

Logical Systems

IT-131-132

The architecture of a computer system

• The architecture of a computer or portable computer system Internal operation of a processor
• Computer data and digital content
  • Signed whole numbers, unsigned integers.
  • Information representation: text, audio, image
• Combinatorial logic
  • Boolean algebra and simplification of logical equations (Karnaugh tables)
  • Basic logic elements: logic gates, multiplexers, comparators, decoders
• Sequential logic
  • Basic sequential elements: flip-flops, locks, registers
  • Counters, shift registers
  • State machines: Moore machines, Mealy machine
    • Memories: ROM, RAM
• Arithmetic: adder, subtractor, multiplier, ALU, flags
  • Complex logic systems
  • Processing and control unit
  • Instruction set, assembler
  • Programmable logic CPLD, FPGA
  • Introduction to VHDL language
  • Design of a minimalist RISC-type microprocessor
  • Use in practical projects

Electronic system Information

IT-133-134

Material : 

Software used:

• Logisim
• Architecture of micro-controller
  • Peripherical equipment and extensions
  • Introduction to C programming
  • High-level programming with libraries.

• Electronics of embedded systems

  • Basic notions
  • Electronic components and use of a digital system.
• Introduction to embedded systems
  • Generality and history
  • Internet objects
• Lab:
  • Basis of electronics
  • Programming interfaces from a micro-controller.
  • Project conception
  • Using the material :
    • XNXP LCP 1769 | ARM-Cortex M3
  • Electronic components and use with a digital system

Algorithms and Data Structures

IT-141-142

• Programming methodology: control structures, basic data structures, recursion, …
• Basic algorithms: sorting, hashing, searching in a table, algorithms on linear structures static
• Basic data structures: tables, records, pointers
• Dynamic linear data structures: lists, stacks, queues, rings
• Tree structures: binary trees, Bars, quadratic trees, AVL trees
• Graph theory: modeling and data structures, breadth and depth browsing, more short way, coloring, covering
• Notions of complexity calculation

• Imperative programming
  • Structure of a program
  • Control structures
  • Declarations, basic types
  • Static and dynamic structures
  • Functions and procedures, recursion, libraries
  • Pointers
• Data structures
  • Static, dynamic tables
  • Simply and doubly linked lists, circular lists
  • Stacks and queues
• Trees
  • Organization of practical work
  • Short exercises (over one or two sessions).
  • Long practical work is divided into independent parts. These parts are integrated into a
    full application.
  • Oral presentation with support for long practical work
  • Introduction to unit testing and test-driven development.
  • Introduction to the use of version control software and continuous integration.

Introduction to Telecommunication

IT-151-152

• Introduction to communications networks (models, modes, protocols)
• Transmission security
• Introduction to multimedia and information theory
• Compression and error correction
• Characteristics of wireless networks and transmission media
• Diagnostics of communications networks

Introduction to Network

IT-153-154

• 4-layer architecture model, OSI model concepts (7 layers)
• Local networks (LAN), Ethernet operating principles (CSMA / CD)
• Protocol family
  • Address Resolution Protocol (ARP)
  • Internet Protocol, Internet Control Message Protocol
  • TCP / IP and UDP / IP operation
  • Principles of flow control between systems
  • Remote management of equipment by protocols such as Telnet, SNMP, FTPTFTP
  • Operation of HTTP, SMTP protocols as well as associated protocols and mechanisms
  • Mechanisms and architecture related to name resolution ↔ IP address (DNS)
• Internetworking
  • Subnetworks (sizing principles)
  • Characteristics of interconnection equipment (hub, switch, router)
  • Switch and router configuration
  • IP address classes (with private/public IP addresses)
  • Static routing
  • NAT PAT functions (translation of IP addresses)
  • Principles of Virtual Lan (VLAN)
• Measurement techniques, protocol analyzers with statistical functions
• Type of physical interfaces
• Configuration of CISCO equipment (CISCO philosophy)