Minatec centre: training
 
INP Grenoble TELECOM - (ENSIMAG)
Grenoble INP

INP Grenoble TELECOM - (ENSIMAG) sets out to provide engineers with a solid understanding of telecommunications circuits and systems, networks, computer systems, and tools for programming and development.
It draws on the skills of two schools, the Graduate School of Computing and Applied Mathematics (ENSIMAG) and Graduate School of Electronics and Radioelectricity (ENSERG-Phelma).
This combination delivers the mix of skills required to address all sides of communications technology and services (equipment architecture, transmission, networks and multimedia). It is also makes this particular course unique.
Information technology requires high-grade abilities in processing algorithms (voice, data and images), software engineering, and specific circuits and systems for telecommunications services (including hard and software).

The department has a total intake of 300 students. Half of the 100 or so degrees awarded every year focus more particularly on telecommunications applications for micro and nanotechnology.
Graduates can look forward to jobs in industry, making telecommunications components, and in the services and applications associated with telecommunications networks.

The key players in the telecommunications business - involved in software, semiconductors and circuits - operating close to Minatec are an additional asset for the department.

Training focuses on three main areas:
distributed applications and networks (services and software),
transmission and telecommunications systems* (RF and optical circuits and systems),
equipment architecture* (hard and software in the design of integrated and embedded systems).

* specifically related to micro and nanotechnology


> Website: http://www-telecoms.inpg.fr/

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