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Year 2
Solid foundations for All
(following on from year 1)
Course INF 431 introduces the basic notions of algorithms on graphs, formal grammars, object-oriented programming and concurrent programming.
To a lesser extent, it also covers non-determinism, the Church thesis and Hoare's logic. At the end of course INF 431, students are thus ready to achieve a sound mastery of the use of I.T. in any discipline, or to study the notions they have already seen in greater depth and discover new ones in the advanced programs in year 3.
Course INF431 is open to students who have followed course INF321 or the two courses, INF311 in year 1 and INF421 in year 2. It gives access to the advanced programs in year 3, particularly those programs run by the I.T. department. The I.T. experimental course is open to students who have followed at least INF321 or INF311 + INF421.
Course INF 431 introduces the basic notions of algorithms on graphs, formal grammars, object-oriented programming and concurrent programming.
To a lesser extent, it also covers non-determinism, the Church thesis and Hoare's logic. At the end of course INF 431, students are thus ready to achieve a sound mastery of the use of I.T. in any discipline, or to study the notions they have already seen in greater depth and discover new ones in the advanced programs in year 3.
| Catalogue | Support Pédagogique | Responsable |
| INF421 | Basic programming and algorithmics | Philippe Baptiste, Olivier Bournez |
| INF422 | Components of an I.T. system | Albert Cohen |
| INF431 | Algorithms and Programming: from sequential to distributed | François Morain, Jean-Marc Steyaert |
| INF441 | I.T. experimental course | Dominique Rossin, Thomas Heide Clausen, Christoph Durr, Renaud Keriven |
Course INF431 is open to students who have followed course INF321 or the two courses, INF311 in year 1 and INF421 in year 2. It gives access to the advanced programs in year 3, particularly those programs run by the I.T. department. The I.T. experimental course is open to students who have followed at least INF321 or INF311 + INF421.