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The Université Polytechnique Hauts-de-France is currently participating in the Erasmus+ strategic partnership project EFEU (Emission Free European Universities). 

To facilitate project development and exchange between universities, seminars are being organized by each of the project's partner universities. After an initial seminar at Helsinki's Metropolia University for Applied Sciences, UPHF welcomed the partners on November 16 and 17, 2023.

4th session of the seminar cycle n°3 on research models and methods in economics

4th session of the seminar cycle n°3 on research models and methods in economics

Historically, the department is structured into two themes: CIS "Cooperating Intelligent Systems" and ROC "Robustness & complexity" depending on the type of complexity considered.

The ROC theme considers a first type of complexity intrinsic to the system, and the SIC theme, a second type arising from interaction and cooperation between intelligent entities. The difference between the two themes lies mainly in the tools implemented to apprehend this complexity: in ROC the focus is mainly at the operational level, with tools coming from control theory and observation of dynamic systems, whereas in SIC the focus is rather at a decision-making level, with tools for knowledge modeling, classification, event-driven simulation and optimization.

The ROC theme considers a first type of complexity intrinsic to the system, and the SIC theme a second type coming from the interaction and cooperation between intelligent entities.

As part of the continuing lecture series led by the Université des Savoirs Partagés (USP), Université Polytechnique Hauts-de-France will welcome Pierre Girogini.
Thursday, February 22 at 6pm, campus du Mont-Houy, Matisse building, amphi 500.
Free admission.

As part of the continuing series of conferences organized by the Université des Savoirs Partagés (USP), the Université Polytechnique Hauts-de-France will welcome Pierre Girogini.
Conference: "Artificial Intelligence: between hopes and concerns".
Thursday, February 22 at 6pm, campus du Mont-Houy, Matisse building, amphi 500.
Free admission.