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Master Of Science (MoS) speciality Advanced Manufacturing and Materials Science (AM²S)
Campus Arts et Métiers d’Aix-en-Provence
Figures 1 and 2 provide the flow chart and program structure of the AM²S program. The courses are composed of:
The courses combine lectures, seminars, specific training on characterization devices (SEM, XRD, etc.), processing machines (foundry, etc.) and computers for numerical simulation or/and smart computing. For some TUs, a small individual or group research project is used to improve students’ soft skills.
The list of TUs is given in Table 1 and the detailed syllabus can be load here.
With the evolution of manufacturing processes from the skills required to the industry of the future 4.0, engineering education must adapt to new future challenges. This program will provide future engineers or researchers the basic knowledge and skills to understand, use and develop Industry 4.0 concepts based on smart approaches including the digital revolution.
The Master’s specialization “Advanced Manufacturing and Materials Science” (AM²S) is positioned at the crossroads of France, Europe, the Mediterranean Basin and the U.S. industrial ecosystem, by offering the AM²S courses in English for the Master of Science degree (MSc) and PGE 3rd ENSAM / Master of Engineering (MEng).
The objectives are also to increase students’ knowledge in the field of manufacturing processes and the materials science through multi-physics and multi-scale approaches, including smart and digital concepts. In other words, this program will focus on innovative scientific fields, from the physics and chemistry of materials to the use of manufactured parts, by developing the duality between experimentation and numerical simulation.
The scientific objectives of the AM²S program emphasizes a high-level scientific approach by:
These objectives will allow students to move on to a PhD program with knowledge and skills in the materials sciences and/or smart manufacturing.
The scientific objectives will be completed by several professional skills and vision by :
Students will acquire theoretical and experimental knowledge in materials science and advanced manufacturing, and will learn laboratory techniques and scientific instrumentation in these fields to prepare for a future career in an industrial environment or research laboratory.
The program focuses on the relationship between the materials (proprieties) and the manufacturing processes for specific functionalization of mechanical parts. Through the Materials Science (MS) elective, the program will provide additional insights on the effects of manufacturing processes on materials' microstructure modifications and their consequences on part uses. With the Advanced Manufacturing (AM) elective, the program will provide additional insight on advanced and smart manufacturing processes with hard materials knowledge to understand the multiphysical phenomena involved during material transformation.
More specifically, the scientific skills acquired cover the following areas:
The optimization of the relationship between materials/manufacturing processes requires mastering many experimental and simulation methods. This program trains highly skilled scientists and engineers to understand and use the associated technologies:
L. Barrallier : Program Director for the MSc & MS Elective, 1.4-SP TU Responsible
M. Bedel : 2b.6e-CAST TU Responsible
F. Chegdani : 2b.2m-TRIBO TU Responsible
D. Depriester : 2a.8e-NUM TU Responsible
M. El Mansori AM Elective Responsible, 2b.1m-SMART, 2b.3m-METRO, 2b.5e-PREC TU Responsible
R. Knoblauch : 2b.1m-SMART
A. Fabre : 2a.3m-INT TU Responsible
M. El Hadrouz : 2b.5e-DIGIT TU Responsible
L. Héraud : 3-PRO TU Responsible
S. Jégou : 1.2-KIN & 2a.4e-EXP TU Responsible
R. Kubler : 2a.2m-MECAMAT & 2a.5e-FM2 TU Responsible
H. Ramezani-Dana : 2b.4e-INOV TU Responsible
The formation is backed by the 2 MSMP Lab. Plateforms :
Manufacturing processes: Modern and efficient experimental means, allowing the implementation of instrumented processes at scale 1, the conduct of experimental physical analyses, the formalisation and modelling of physical and mechanical phenomena arising during the implementation of manufacturing processes (machining, additive manufacturing, foundry...).
Characterizations and Treatments of materials : Optimisation of microstructures in order to improve mechanical properties. Microstructure characterization tools and corresponding methods developed (X-ray diffraction, observations and physicochemical analyses, thermal, thermo-chemical and mechanical treatments, multi-scale mechanics and surfaces)
The knowledge and skills acquired are evaluated through traditional examinations and continuous assessment. Grades earned through continuous assessment are not subject to a second session. The specific rules for evaluation are approved each year by the steering committee. An exam session is organized at the end of the first semester. A catch-up session is held 15 days after the last examination in the initial exam session.
Each teaching unit is graded from 0 to 20, and the procedures for validating the TUs are those in force in the ENSAM Teaching Rules. The evaluation procedures are specified by each TU coordinator. For lecture courses, the test may include one or two written exams, at the discretion of the TU coordinator. Training, projects, and courses are evaluated both on the basis of continuous assessment and a final project (report and/or oral presentation).
Traditional teaching methods (lectures/courses, training, projects) are used in this program. However, new approaches, such as flipped classrooms, active projects, etc. are used as complementary teaching methods in some TUs.
This program aims to train future PhD students and research engineers with high qualifications in their specialities. The working methods and the skills acquired will allow students to have a career in: i) major manufacturing companies in several sectors, such transport or energy; ii) research laboratories in mechanical or/and materials engineering. Hard knowledge on technical skills will complete their training.
Another objective is to train future engineers with expertise in materials sciences and advanced manufacturing. The goal is to prepare students for a career in industry with a scientific approach in the fields of the matter transformation or/and part manufacturing. These approaches will complete the technical expertise acquired during the industrial/research project.
Scientific support :
Universities : University of Bristol, Danish Technical University, Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, Texas A&M University.
Industrials : Airbus, Renault, PSA, CEA, Safran, Thyssen Group, LISI Automotive, Essilor, Saint-Gobain, Sateco, STIL Compagny
Institutionals : Cluster Safe, Henri-Fabre Project, IRT M2P.
Companies in the automotive, rail, aeronautics, space, steel, energy sectors.
Please send the necessary documents to Dr. Sébastien Jégou to the following address :
Campus Arts et Métiers, 2 cours des Arts et Métiers F-13167 Aix-en-Provence, France
Materials Science, Manufacturing, Numerical methods, Big data, Mechanics, Modelling, Residual stress modelling, Kinetics, Phase transformations, Mechanical Behaviour, Experimental investigations, Mechanics of materials, Digital manufacturing, IT, Computer simulation, Industry 4.0, Innovative manufacturing, Digital Twinning, Manufacturing Creativity, Manufacturing tribology, Friction, Machining, Casting processes and simulation, materials properties, materials design.
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