Issues
Development, production, productivity, safety, control systems for process industries, robotics, design and production automation, and even everyday objects: no innovation escapes Computer Science today.
The IT sector accounts for 6% of French GDP and contributes 20 to 25% of current growth. The sector’s turnover will amount to 56.4 billion euros in 2018. It is a buoyant sector that represents high added value per employee.
The CMI trains in particular in software engineering, intelligent and communicating systems, multimedia and, systems and networks. The agile approach of CMI lends itself remarkably well to the rapid pace of change in this area.
Business sectors
Information technology gives access to three main categories of jobs:
- the process of designing and managing computer systems: the software “production line”.
- computer simulation and numerical modelling and HPC (high performance computing)
- data and knowledge engineering.
Accessible professions :
- administration and security of information systems
- consulting and project management in information systems
- information systems management
- studies and development of telecom networks
- computer studies and development
- data scientist
- expertise and technical support in information systems
- production and operation of information systems.
Our programmes
Computer Engineering
Responsable(s) du CMI : Thierry Spriet
Avignon Université
Computer Science
Responsable(s) du CMI : Jan-Georg Smaus
Université de Toulouse III – Paul Sabatier
Computer Science
Responsable(s) du CMI : Thierry Urruty
Université de Poitiers
Computer Science
Responsable(s) du CMI : Anne-Elisabeth Baert
Université de Montpellier
Computer Science
Responsable(s) du CMI : Jacques-Olivier Lachaud
Université Savoie Mont Blanc (Chambéry)
Computer System and Network
Responsable(s) du CMI : Stéphane Cateloin
Université de Strasbourg
Digital Content Engineering in Companies
Responsable(s) du CMI : Karell Bertet
La Rochelle Université
Intelligent Communicating Systems
Responsable(s) du CMI : Pierre Andry
CY Cergy Paris Université
IT and Virtual Reality
Responsable(s) du CMI : Caroline Essert
Université de Strasbourg
IT Engineering: High-Performance Visual Computing HPVC
Responsable(s) du CMI : Céline Loscos
Université de Reims Champagne-Ardenne
Systems and Software Engineering, Distributed Intelligent Systems
Responsable(s) du CMI : Frédéric Dadeau
Université de Franche-Comté