Nanotechnology

Nanotechnology is the use of matter on an atomic, molecular and supramolecular scale for industrial purposes, covering fields of science ranging from surface engineering, organic chemistry, molecular biology, semiconductor physics, energy storage, microfabrication and molecular engineering. This course The course offers an introduction to the foundations of nanotechnology, the properties of nanostructures, and the most usual tools for their fabrication and characterization, and also the development of different nanodevices and nanosystems, especially in the areas of nanoelectronics, nanophotonics and nanobiotechnology.

Biomedical Technology

Biomed Tech deals with innovation in biomedical technologies especially trends in the development of new devices or solutions that solve specific unmet needs.

Cooperative, Connected and Autonomous Driving

Connected and Autonomous Driving technologies involve environment perception and decision making so vehicles could take control of some driving actions. Connected vehicle technologies allow vehicles to communicate with each other and the world around them in order to obtain a more detailed information.

Clean Energy

The shift to Clean Energy technologies is urgent in order to limit climate change.Renewable energy sources (solar, wind, biomass,…) will be the core of our energy system, and a number of technological challenges should be addressed to ease the transition.

Optimization of Clean Energy Production Systems in Microsoft Excel

Introduction to mathematical formulation and optimization techniques to find the best solution for decision-making problems using Microsoft Excel. The proposed problems are based on the operation of clean energy production systems. This hands-on course with a lot of student participation focuses on real-world clean energy production system case studies.

Fundamentals of fashion design & communication

This course offers students a thorough and hands-on immersion in the different areas of fashion design, from communication to the theoretical and practical knowledge required to face a creative process in fashion and the development of prototypes. Students will work on projects that will help them to express their creativity and gain the information and skills they need to engage in the fashion industry’s creative process. Students will learn about cultural norms and standards unique to the field of fashion communication and the methodology of fashion research and the techniques for prototype development.

Cybersecurity

Cybersecurity is about balancing risks and opportunities in the cyberspace, the global interconnection of digital networks. Cybersecurity is designed to protect digital property, personal information, and business transactions from accidents, errors, and deliberate attacks.

5G: A Lot More Than Just Mobile Communications

5G is the new generation of mobile communications that enhances mobile communication networks, which will be able to offer high-quality services to users with different needs, providing higher data rates, ultra-high reliability, extremely low latencies and ubiquitous massive connectivity over networks that are extremely efficient in the use of energy and radio spectrum resources. While 5G offers the possibility of customizing services to the needs of different users, companies, or applications, it also opens the path to a number of use cases in many different economic sectors, which can take advantage of the existence of 5G networks to increase their use of information and communications technologies (ICT), thus contributing to the digital transformation of the economy and the society.

Artificial Intelligence

Artificial Intelligence refers to intelligence that allows machines to emulate intelligent behavior or to do things that, most of the time, people do better. AI technologies have a major impact on our daily activities in business, as individuals, and as a society.

Data Science Fundamentals

Data Science is concerned with extracting the value potentially hidden in data to support decision-making processes. Challenges include analysis, capture, data curation, search, sharing, storage, transfer, visualization, querying, updating and information privacy.

Patchwork City

Cities are made of several pieces from different periods and origins. By using multiple strategies, this workshop explores the concept of circularity as a wide field to find new and unexpected solutions to the development of future cities. In an abstract environment, the students will define a new reality by adapting and modifying already built objects. As architects dealing with preexistences. Concepts such as size, stability, in-between spaces, and drawing and construction techniques will be considered, in a hands-on workshop experience.