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The primary objective of the " polytechnic " minors organized by the Faculté des Sciences Appliquées is to allow students taking a baccalaureate in engineering science, if they so wish, to acquire, through a polytechnic major/minor, basic training in two specialist areas of engineering science, and thus to broaden their technical range of skills, or prepare for a master's in engineering science in a domain which spans the various basic courses offered at baccalaureate level.

The disciplinary objectives of the minor in applied mathematics are to allow the student to acquire training in the basic concepts of the discipline, and, more specifically, to:

Acquire basic skills in and knowledge of the fundamental disciplines in applied mathematics (optimization and operational research, algorithm and discrete mathematics, differential equations and dynamic systems, numerical analysis, statistics and probability)
Gain an introduction into how mathematical models for engineering are designed, analyzed implemented in industry and organizations as well as drawing up effective strategies to improve the way such models work

This polytechnic minor is intended chiefly for students enrolled on the baccalaureate in engineering science (civil engineer and civil engineer architect).

The minor in applied mathematics is accessible to students who are enrolled on a baccalaureate in mathematical science, physical science or IT science.

All of the minor courses are accessible provided the student undertakes basic training in mathematics, the content of which is equivalent to that of mathematics courses over the three first quadrimesters of the baccalaureate civil engineer. For the course INMA1731, basic training in probability and statistics is also required

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	Mandatory		Optional
	Courses not taught this academic year		Periodic courses not taught this academic year
	Periodic courses taught this academic year		Two year courses

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Cours obligatoires de la mineure en mathématiques appliquées. (25credits)

LMAT1223

Differential equations (in French)

Jean Van Schaftingen

30h + 15h

5credits

2q

x

LINMA1170

Numerical analysis

Pierre-Antoine Absil, Paul Van Dooren (coord.)

30h + 22.5h

5credits

1q

x

LINMA1691

Discrete mathematics - Graph theory and algorithms (in French)

Vincent Blondel, Jean-Charles Delvenne (supplée Vincent Blondel)

30h + 22.5h

5credits

1q

x

LINMA1702

Applied mathematics : Optimization (in French)

Vincent Blondel, François Glineur, François Glineur (coord.), François Glineur (supplée Vincent Blondel)

30h + 22.5h

5credits

2q

x

LINMA1731

Stochastic processes : Estimation and prediction (in French)

Pierre-Antoine Absil, Luc Vandendorpe (coord.)

30h + 30h

5credits

2q

x

Cours au choix de la mineure en mathématiques appliquées
L'étudiant sélectionne 5 crédits parmis ces cours.Si son programme de bachelier comporte déjà par ailleurs 151 crédits ou plus il peut se limiter à sélectionner 4 crédits. Il peut également proposer d'autres cours à l'approbation de la commission de programme en mathématiques appliquées.

LELEC1350

APPLIED ELECTROMAGNETISM (in French)

Christophe Craeye, Danielle Janvier

30h + 30h

5credits

1q

x

LELEC1360

TELECOMMUNICATIONS (in French)

Luc Vandendorpe

30h + 30h

5credits

2q

x

LFSAB1225

Introduction to biomedical engineering (in French)

Philippe Lefèvre

45h

4credits

2q

x

LIEPR1024

Fundementals of neurophysiology and neuropsychology in motor control and motor learning (in French)

Marcus Missal, Etienne Olivier (coord.)

45h + 0h

5credits

1q

x

LINGI1101

Discrete mathematics: logical foundations of computing science (in French)

Axel Van Lamsweerde

30h + 30h

4credits

1q

x

LINGI1123

computability and complexity (in French)

Yves Deville

30h + 30h

4credits

2q

x

LINMA1315

Mathematical analysis : complements (in French)

Luc Haine

30h + 22.5h

5credits

2q

x

LINMA1375

Project in applied mathematics (in French)

Pierre-Antoine Absil, Pierre-Antoine Absil (supplée Vincent Wertz), François Glineur, François Glineur (coord.), François Glineur (supplée Vincent Wertz), Yurii Nesterov, Yurii Nesterov (supplée Vincent Wertz), Vincent Wertz

0h + 45h

4credits

2q

x

LINMA1510

Linear Control (in French)

Georges Bastin

30h + 30h

5credits

2q

x

LMAT1222

Complex analysis (in French)

Luc Haine

30h + 15h

5credits

2q

x

LMAT1371

Probability (in French)

Johan Segers

30h + 22.5h

5credits

2q

x

LMECA1100

Deformable solid mechanics. (in French)

Issam Doghri

30h + 30h

5credits

2q

x

LMECA1321

Fluid mechanics and transfer phenomena. (in French)

Vincent Legat, Grégoire Winckelmans

30h + 30h

5credits

2q

x

LMECA1901

Continuum mechanics. (in French)

François Dupret

30h + 30h

5credits

1q

x

LSINF1121

Algorithmics and data structures (in French)

Pierre Dupont

30h + 30h

5credits

1q

x

Majors-minors leading directly to a master's course(s) :

For students who have performed well and obtained a bachelor's qualification in engineering science - civil engineering, the polytechnic minors guarantee them, as part of a program which includes one of these minors, unconditional access, without additional training, to the civil engineering master's which corresponds to this minor.

For the minor in applied chemistry and physics: the civil engineering master's in chemistry and material science and the civil engineering master's physicist
For the minor in construction : the civil engineering master's in construction
For the minor in electricity: the civil engineering master's electrician
For the minor in IT: the civil engineering master's in IT
For the minor in mechanics: the civil engineering master's mechanic
For the minor in applied mathematics: the civil engineering master's in applied mathematics
For a program which combines the major in electricity/minor in mechanics, or major in mechanics/minor in electricity: the civil engineering master's electromechanic.

How the minor is run and how to enroll

Academic in charge: Professeur V.Wertz - email : vincent.wertz@uclouvain.be
Contact person : Michele Termolle - email : michele.termolle@uclouvain.be - tel. : 010-47 25 97

Enrollment details

Access for non-FSA students to the minor in applied mathematics will be examined by the INMA qualifications committee, on the basis of an application pack sent by the candidate. The pack will include a list of the credits obtained from previous courses, as well as an application letter. This procedure does not apply to students who are taking baccalaureates in mathematical or physical science, organized by the Faculté des Sciences.

Organizational details

There are no particular organizational details for this minor.