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| PHYS0916-1 | Laboratory of industrial techniques | |||||
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| Duration : | 30h Th | |||||
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| Holder(s) : | Christine Bertrand, Pierre Deneye, Aude Niffle , Thierry Pironet | |||||
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| Course contents : | THis course deals with a series of industrial techniques which can be used in a laboratory. These may envolve depending on recent technological developments. Today's topics are in general. -automation -pneumatics -applied electronics -electrotechnics -machnie-tool -industrial chemistry techniques -various captors and activators | |||||
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| Course objective : | Today business executive must be polyvalent and it is more essential that the engineer be able to master technical matters or at least be a competent participant in professional discussions. This course aims to place students in front of the implementation of a technological application. They will have to define, with the support of the professor, a project they want to acheive. Also, they will be confronted with several problems simulating the professional reality such as the application of theoretical knowledge, the writing of a feasibility study, of specifications, the conception and building of an industrial-type prototype. The students willa slo encounter difficulties in organising, managing time and working in teams. A succession of keys-steps (preliminary, progress and final reports) will allow to simulate a process of industrial development. | |||||
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| Prerequisites : | SC 837 Electronics, Electrotechniques and Workshop | |||||
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| Organization : | working : students choose between : a) a machnie project : in groups of 4 max students develop an idea which will lead to the conception of a "machine" b) a desk project : in groups of 2 max, the students can -either propose a practical manipulation as well as its operating mode - ao develop an original environmental topic in collaboration with company (this project must lead to concrete achievements) | |||||
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| Assessment : | 1st session assessment : on top of the required reports students must be able to answer technical questions linked to their project. Oral examination. Continuous assessment for participation will be taken into account when giving the final mark 2nd session assessment : idem | |||||
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ULg : Students and Studies Administration - Academic Affairs
Contact : Monique Marcourt, direction A.E.E.
Date of data : 27/02/2006
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