Project

Objectives

The Industrial Project enables students to work on a topical subject proposed by an industrialist in connection with their specialization. This involves respecting the instructions given and meeting the various objectives set by the industrialist. The subject may be a bibliographical and/or technology watch topic.
The work carried out must use the industrial project management approach.
This is a professionalizing project, which may lead to an internship with the sponsoring company.

Content

Students work in mixed ENSTBB/ENSCBP groups of 3 to 5 people, including 1 project leader.
Each group chooses a subject.
Each project group must work in consultation with the company sponsoring the project and with the local referent teacher (academic tutor).


Assessment methods

Written (Report: 20 pages maximum, excluding appendices, due one week before the exam)
Oral (Presentation: 30 min Discussion: 20-30 min before a panel of 3-4 people, including a rapporteur, the project's local referent teacher, the industrial sponsor if possible and at least one of the specialization's supervisors)

Coef 2 (1 written + 1 oral)
No 2nd session, grades carried forward

Report:
2 copies are requested one week before the defense (dates to be specified later) one copy, intended for the rapporteur, in paper format is to be returned to the ENSTBB or ENSCBP school (specified later) the second can be sent to your local referent by electronic version if it is not confidential or can also be returned to the school in paper format (to be discussed with your local referent).
ATTENTION: check with the industrialist to ensure confidentiality (report/submission)
Submission:
Submission of the industrial research project will take place in the last week of the specialization module (dates to be specified).

Project (90h)