Code
IUYF MAT 8457
Level
L3
Graduate
UnderGraduate
Semester
Fall
Domain
Mathématiques
Program
Programme Ingénieur
Language
Français/French
ECTS Credits
5
Class hours
54
Workload
54
Program Manager(s)
Department
- Communications, Images et Traitement de l'information
- Réseaux et Services Multimédia Mobiles
Educational team
Organisation
Cours/TD/TP/projet/examen : 26h/25h/0h/0h/3hLearning objectives
Upon completion of this module, students will be able to:
- Apply fundamental concepts of sequences, complex numbers, and series to solve applied mathematical problems;
- Analyze the properties of continuous, differentiable, and multivariable functions;
- Master integral calculus for evaluating physical quantities and signal metrics;
- Manipulate vector spaces, inner products, and bases to formalize multidimensional problems;
- Utilize matrix calculus and linear maps to model data flows and transformations (the core foundations of Machine Learning);
- Leverage Fourier bases for frequency analysis and digital signal processing;
- Implement optimization methods on multivariable functions (key to model training and loss minimization).
Additional Learning Outcomes (VAP AIR/MAIA):
- Determine the characteristic polynomial and perform spectral decomposition/diagonalization of matrices to simplify dynamic systems;
- Deepen the study of vector spaces and inner products to tackle high-level theoretical concepts.
CDIO Skills
- 1.1 - Knowledge of basic science including mathematics and others
- 2.1 - Analytical reasoning and problem solving
Keywords
Analyse. Algèbre.
Content
The purpose of this program is to equip students with the formal mathematical tools directly applicable to the core disciplines of their curriculum: signal processing (via Fourier analysis and integration), network architecture and data flow management (via linear algebra), and Machine Learning (via matrix computation and optimization). Ultimately, this course aims to develop the conceptual agility of future engineers, enabling them to translate concrete infrastructure, communication, or data processing challenges into rigorous and efficient mathematical models.
Evaluation
NF1 is made of 2 midterms and 1 final exam.
NF2 is made of a single final exam, whose grade is upper-bounded by 13/20.
Assessment formula
NF1 = (1*CC1 + 1*CC2 + 2*CF1)/4
NF2 = CF2 (avec note du CF2 plafonnée à 13/20 si elle est obtenue après un rattrapage)
NF = max(NF1 ; NF2)
References
Analyse MPSI Cours, méthodes et exercices corrigés. J.-M. Monier. Dunod, 2006.
Analyse MP Cours, méthodes et exercices corrigés. J.-M. Monier. Dunod, 2007.