Début des cours : Septembre 2015.
Category Archives: Entreprise
Eco-conception
Eco-Concevoir Demain par fr-universite-numerique
Ce MOOC d’introduction à l’éco-conception vous propose de découvrir comment réduire les impacts sur l’environnement des produits (biens ou services) tout en conservant leurs qualités et leurs performances intrinsèques.
Fin des inscriptions : 04 avril 2015
Début du Cours : 02 mars 2015
Fin des cours : 25 avril 2015
2 semaines supplémentaires seront accordées à ceux qui choisissent le parcours professionnel par équipe pour réaliser l’évaluation par les pairs des projets.
How companies can surf the digital wave.
Transform or disappear, the Darwinism of IT: In order to adapt to a digital world, a two-speed IT is needed.
Despite the importance of IT in today’s digital world, Chief Information Officers (CIOs) often struggle to get their voices heard by executive committees.
Faced with this challenge, IT departments are being forced to reinvent themselves to adapt their companies to the fast paced evolution of technology. The Boston Consulting Group has developed a business approach that allows IT to shed off its appearance of a heavy cost center and to adopt a new, more realistic persona as a quality service provider, partnering with users and the management.
Would you be a professional, a student in engineering, a student in a business schools or would you just be interested in digital transformation and its implications on IT, Learn with three BCG experts why and how to manage an IT department as a business in order to transform a company and adapt it to a digital world.
Du manager au leader 2.0
Du manager au leader 2.0 (CNAM) par fr-universite-numerique
Ce cours constitue une introduction au management, à la gestion d’équipe et au leadership. Il permet d’aborder les mécanismes de la prise de décision, les stratégies de motivation, la gestion des talents, l’impact du numérique sur l’évolution des métiers et les compétences d’un leader.
Début des cours : le 15 février 2015.
Attestation de réussite.
Mécanique des solides déformables
Début des cours: 19 janvier.
Attestation de suivi.
Stockage et conversion de l’énergie : synthèse et perspectives
Comment les choses fonctionnent.
Designed for non-science students, this course is a practical introduction to physics and science in everyday life. It considers objects from the world around us, identifying and exploring the scientific concepts upon which they’re based. Because it starts with objects and looks within them for science, it is the reverse of a traditional physics class. Instead of the usual principle-driven physics class, How Things Work is case-study physics.
In this pilot semester of How Things Work, we will explore the basic laws of motion in the context of six familiar objects or activities: (1) Skating, (2) Falling Balls, (3) Ramps, (4) Seesaws, (5) Wheels, and (6) Bumper Cars. Despite their simplicity, these topics will bring us in contact with some of the most important concepts in physics, including inertia, energy, and momentum.
This course is self-paced. You can begin anytime and proceed at whatever speed you like. Although it typically takes about six weeks, you can finish it in three months or three days. With students ranging in age from 7 to 80+, there is little reason to follow a conventional academic schedule. This course should fit your lifestyle, not the other way around.
Subtitles are now available in more than 13 languages, with many translations prepared by volunteers from the course. Those translations are complete in Chinese and French, and nearly complete in German, Hebrew, Japanese, and Spanish. Other languages include: Arabic, Greek, Hindi, Italian, Korean, Portuguese, Russian, and Urdu.
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