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Mechanical Engineering Master Overview

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ME-314: Concurrent engineering project

L'étudiant apprend à appliquer les compétences acquises en travaillant dans une équipe responsable d'une portion d'un projet plus vaste. ...

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This lecture provides an overview of the Mechanical Engineering Master program at EPFL, covering academic curriculum, specializations, finding information, professors, laboratories, and specific details such as projects, SHS courses, and ECTS distribution. It explains the structure of the program, including the breakdown of ECTS for different courses, options for specializations, minors, semester projects, and the European Credit Transfer System. The lecture also delves into the various fields and specializations within mechanical engineering, such as fluid mechanics, energy, structures, control, mechatronics, and biomechanics, highlighting the key areas of study and research within the discipline.

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