Transdisciplinary project

This activity takes place from September to May.
The aim is to gradually and actively familiarize "young apprentice engineers" with the project and customer/supplier approach, by beginning to explore some of the school's themes (IT, signal processing, the human factor, project management, HMI, UX, KX, etc.).).
As students are new to the school, tutors and supervisors support them as they develop their skills, as do the teachers, at the same pace as the courses over the 2 semesters.
Keywords:

Project management
Cognitics.

Lecture (3h): This lecture presents the pedagogical objectives, principles and road-map of transdisciplinary projects.
Project procedure: Part 1 (semester 1 of 1A)
A/Groups of 3 or 4 students choose their topic from a panel proposed by tutors. B/ Groups report on the progress and structuring of their work. C/ At the end of and during the project, the tutor notes the results obtained. D/ The project is assessed by a jury during a 10-minute oral presentation, followed by around 15 minutes for questions.
Supervision for project follow-up: teachers from ENSC, other Bordeaux-INP schools, staff from companies hosted by ENSC, part-time employees.
Note:

The second part of this project takes place in the second semester of 1A (module CO6PRTD0).

Grading: By group (*) in first session A/ Written work (drafting and development of specifications and deliverables) throughout project follow-up, coef. 1 B/ Oral presentation of project/reporting: favorable/non-favorable opinion C/ Oral presentation of 10 minutes followed by approximately 15 minutes of questions, jury evaluation, coef. 1 (*) The jury reserves the right to adjust the grade individually if necessary.
There is no second session for this module. Justified absences validated in accordance with the regulations will be dealt with on a case-by-case basis by the teaching staff and the jury.
"Project philosophy":

First experience of a simple project in quartet/quintet, covering several technical and organizational components of Cognitics engineering training, including project management and customer/supplier relations. For example, this could involve creating a software program.

Project