Master Sciences pour l'ingénieur - mécanique numérique et ingénierie "computational engineering"

Présentation et objectifs Numerical modelling for industrial applications is rapidly growing discipline, which brings together the power of computers and the biological, chemical and physical sciences. Computer based simulations and their related visualisations play a key role in industrial applications (engineering design for example), environmental or biomechanical investigations (impact of pollutant transport in aquifer or human body modelling under impact for example). Computational engineering is therefore more and more often the only way to analyse, understand problems and optimize solution that would be too expensive or even impossible to study by direct experimentation alone.

The objectives are to give students a broad coverage of numerical simulation of phenomena governed by the fluid mechanics, heat and mass transfer and the solid mechanics.



This Masters program is composed of two years training (four semesters). The first year (M1) is devoted to basic computational methods applied to the fluid and solid mechanics. It gives the basis for mathematical and numerical tools supported by projects for real applications. The second year (M2) is composed of a first semester, which is focused on the training with industrial codes. The second semester of M2 is devoted to the master thesis (16 weeks in industry or research laboratories) and the final examination. This master program is supported by ENGEES (Ecole Nationale du Génie de l'Eau et de l'Environnement de Strasbourg) and Télécom Physique Strasbourg Research association (in Strasbourg) : Institut de Mécanique des Fluides et des Solides de Strasbourg, Université de Strasbourg, CNRS Laboratoire du Génie de la Conception, INSA de...