La rhéologie est la science qui étudie l'écoulement et la déformation de la matière sous l'effet de contraintes appliquées. Le terme provient du grec rheos (couler) et logos (étude). Elle s'intéresse aux matériaux dont le comportement ne peut être décrit uniquement par l'élasticité classique (loi de Hooke) ni par la viscosité pure (loi de Newton), et qui combinent des aspects solides et fluides : c'est la viscoélasticité et la viscoplasticité.
- Enseignant: Leila ZOUAMBI
High voltage (HV) refers to electrical systems, typically over 1 kV AC or 1.5 kV DC, designed for efficient long-distance power transmission with reduced energy loss. Primarily used in power grids, it minimizes resistive heating. Key areas include HV insulation design, testing, generation, and application in industrial processes, such as electrostatic precipitation and X-rays.
High voltage engineering involves the science of generating, transmitting, measuring, and testing electrical systems operating at high voltage levels to ensure reliable power network operation. It focuses on insulation coordination, reducing power losses, and protection against lightning, utilizing specialized equipment to handle high electric fields.
- Enseignant: HAKIM AIT SAID
This course focuses on preparing students for professional life while introducing them to entrepreneurship and business creation. It covers job-search techniques, entrepreneurial motivation, the profile and role of entrepreneurs, idea generation, and the practical steps required to launch and manage a small business. The course emphasizes personal development, employability skills, and entrepreneurial awareness.
- Enseignant: K. SEKKAL