For outgoing students

• If you intend to apply to an international exchange program, please visit first the website of the international mobility office of Sorbonne Universite to discover different programs. After that, you need to decide if you want to do an exchange in Europe or outside Europe.

For incoming students

• The courses given in English are only offered at the graduate (Master) level. Here is the link to the courses offered in English. All other courses are given in French.
  
  
• All undergraduate courses (Licence) are given in French. Here are the links to the list of undergraduate courses and their description.
  
  
• All graduate courses (Master) given in French can be found at this link. There are 10 specialities in the Master in Computer Science. To get the detailed description of the courses in each Master speciality, select the speciality that you want. You will see a link named "Site web de la formation" at the end of each page. You can also find the contacts of the responsibles of each speciality.
  
  
• In the first semester (Fall semester) a course in Master 1 has a 10-week program (exams during the first two weeks of January) while a course in Master 2 lasts for 14 weeks (exams during the first two weeks of February). Be careful when choosing M2 courses. You may be late to come back to your home university in the second semester.
  
  
• After choosing the courses, please build a preliminary time table to be sure that there is no time conflict among the courses that you want to enroll. You can look at the global time table of the ongoing year to have an idea about the calendar of the courses. For graduate students, you can look at the planning of the Master at this link. For undegraduate students, please drop me an email to get the calendar.
  
  
• Please choose the courses with the help of the mobility coordinator of your home university to ensure that the chosen courses are the most equivalent to the courses on the program of your home university during the mobility period. After that, please contact me to validate your choice. You may receive recommendations, warning or advises related to the pre-requisites or the potential difficulties that you will encounter regarding the chosen courses. Sometimes, the chosen courses might not be open during your mobility period.
  
  
• The course registration will be done upon your arrival at Sorbornne Université. When you arrive in Paris, please contact the International Relation Office first to complete the administrative registration. You will get your french student number and the course registration form. Then, please fill in the form with the courses in Computer Science that I discussed with you before your arrival and take an appointment with me for signature and instructions.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. I'm interested in some courses of the second semester. Can I follow these courses in the first semester?
   
   No, you can't. Unfortunately, a course of the second semester is not open in the first semester.
   
   
2. How can I get the code of a course to fill in my Learning Agreement?
   
   For undergraduate courses, you can get the codes of the courses in the description page. For graduate courses, you can find them in the Master's planning. I also collect the codes of the courses at this link for your convenience.
   
   
3. What does "TD" or "TME" or "CM" mean?
   
   TD (Travaux dirigés) = Exercises explained on blackboard (or paper and pen)
   TME (Travaux sur Machine Encadrés) = Lab = Hands-on with computer
   CM (Cours Magistral) = lecture given in a classroom or an amphitheater
   
   
4. Can I still change the courses at mon arrival?
   
   Yes, you can still modify your Learning Agreement during the first two weeks of your mobility if you detect a time table collision or because the course's level is not suitable for you.