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SAVE THE DATE: the next graduation will be held on March 4, 2023!

This ceremony is for our Engineering and Masters 2022 graduating classes.

The event will take place at the Cité des Congrès in Valenciennes. More information to come in the following months.

The GEII department trains 170 students per year on a full-time and work-study basis in the fields of automation, electronics, industrial computing, and electrical engineering. They are competent to manage and maintain industrial computer networks, analyze and develop electronic systems for processing and transmitting information.

Produce, transmit, and distribute energy. Design, build and program electronic systems. Design, manage, implement industrial processes. Manage system computing and industrial local area networks.

SaturdayMarch 18, nearly 80 people were gathered for the "female engineer" morning organized by the association "womenengineers" from the Nord Pas-de-Calais region at INSA HdF.

After a presentation by the DRAIO of the Lille rectorate on the low number of girls choosing math and engineering for their studies, the high school girls accompanied by their parents were able to listen to testimonies of female students from different Grandes Ecoles, such as Lolita and Laure, Clara, Amélie, Lisa and Zélie. Their backgrounds are varied: CPGE, BUT, in training under student or apprentice status, in Mechanical Engineering, Industrial Engineering or other fields, all testify to doing things they love. Then, sixwomenengineerstestify about their daily lives, their careers, their family life possible thanks to the respectable salary of engineers.

The surveys showed a more open evolution towards the engineering professions between the beginning and the end of the morning, which ends with exchanges around a small cocktail.

Prof. Guilherme Travassos' seminar this Friday September 30 from 10:00 to 11:00 a.m. will be held in meeting room 215 (Bat. Malvache).

Title:Is Software Engineering Perennial or Persistent?

Abstract:

Society has been increasingly dependent on software and reliant on its quality. We've learned a lot and evolved concerning building high-quality software systems over these years. However, as much as we have understood how to solve (even partially) the engineering problems of the past, contemporary software systems with their "properties" of omniscience, omnipresence and omnipotence put us in front of challenges and pitfalls in engineering modern software. This talk is intended to motivate a (non-exhaustive, self-limited, and incomplete) discussion of what we have been doing for software engineering over the last 20 (+) years and present some challenges that can influence the life-cycle of software engineering for contemporary software systems.

Duration:

50 minutes + short debate

Presenter:

Guilherme Horta Travassos is an electrical engineer (UFJF, 1985), master (1990), and doctor (1994) in Systems and Computer Engineering from COPPE/UFRJ. He held a Post-Doctoral internship at the University of Maryland/College Park with the Software Engineering Lab/NASA (USA -98/00), focusing mainly on applied experimentation in Software Engineering and software product lines. He is currently a full professor, coordinator of the Systems and Computer Engineering Program (PESC) at COPPE/UFRJ, and vice-coordinator of the Multidisciplinary Working Group against COVID-19 (GT-Coronavirus) at UFRJ. 1D Researcher at CNPq and Scientist of the State of Rio de Janeiro/FAPERJ.  His research interests are inserted in the context of Experimental Software Engineering and in the Engineering of Contemporary Software Systems, working mainly on the following topics: software quality (Verification, Validation and Testing), ubiquitous and context-aware systems, Internet of Things, simulation in software, environments, and tools to support software development and experimentation. He leads the Experimental Software Engineering group at COPPE/UFRJ and is a member of ISERN - International Software Engineering Research Network.

He is also a member of the Brazilian Computer Society (SBC) and a professional member of the ACM. He is an associate editor of Elsevier-Information and Software Technology (IST) and is on the editorial board of the journals SBC/JSERD, World Scientific/IJSEKE, e-Informatica Software Engineering Journal (eISEJ), and MDPI Software. It collaborates with the software industry through research and development projects developed at COPPE/UFRJ. Additional information can be obtained at www.cos.ufrj.br/~ght.

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The GIM department trains 120 students per year, both full-time and on a work-study basis. Their skills cover installation, maintenance in operational condition, security, improvement of a multi-technical system, and management of technical and human resources of a department.