UE E5-D - Languages and engineering culture

Level of knowledge :

N1: beginner
N2: intermediate
N3: advanced
N4: expert

The knowledge (skills) expected at the end of EU courses

Know at least two foreign languages: English and another language of your choice, and understand the associated cultures (C10, N1 to N4)
Acquire the fundamental principles in one or two APSA Sports and Artistic Physical Activities (C11/C12/C13, N1 to N4)
Know the company and its environment (C9 / C12 / C13, N1)
Know the engineering professions in the sector (C12 / C13, N1 and N2)
Understand the role and position of a manager (C12 / C13, N1)

Learning outcomes in terms of abilities, aptitudes and attitudes expected at the end of EU courses

Know how to communicate with people of different languages and cultures (C10)
Know how to adapt in different contexts, within the company, internationally (C10, C12)
Communicate with specialists and non-specialists (C12)
Master attitudes to ensure individual and collective safety (C11, N1 to N4)
Respect the environment, practice areas and equipment (C11, N1 to N4)
Engage in a project for the sustainable maintenance of one's health and well-being (C11, N1 to N4)
Mobilize resources (motor, cognitive, affective) with a view to performance (C12, N1 to N4)
Take responsibility within a group or team... (C12, N1 to N4)
Use different approaches to learn how to act effectively: observe, identify, evaluate, design... (C13, N1 to N4)
Acquire a logic of personal development (C13, N1 to N4)
Understand the mechanisms of innovation (C9 / C12/ C13, N1)
Know how to analyze a market (C9 / C12/ C13, N1)
Understand and take into account the economic, social and industrial aspects of the sector (C9 / C12/ C13, N1)
Understand the engineering profession (C12, C13, N1 and N2)
Know the role, main activities and skills expected of a manager (C12 / C13, N1)
Position yourself as a manager