University of data processing

History

The ESI was created in 1965 by Léo Rozentalis, an engineer Supélec seeing data processing like a field of study to whole share. From a legal point of view, the school is a “Association law of 1901”. What makes of it a non-profit organization.

The school in difficulty was taken again by a former student, Alick Mouriesse, in 1999. This one bought mark SUPINFO, that the ESI uses since 2001.

SUPINFO worked since 2001 with the S]], [[Baccalaureat sciences and industrial technologies|STI]] or [[Baccalaureat sciences and technologies of laboratory|STL]], on file. The admission is possible also in the course of course with Bac+1, Bac+2 and Bac+3, after higher learning in data processing. The students teaching members of laboratories of SUPINFO regularly publish articles and research tasks on Internet sites of the laboratories available for the community of the students of other establishments but also for the companies. ===Diplômes=== SUPINFO is not a '' school of engineers '' within the meaning of [[the Commission of the titles of engineers|CTI]]. It thus delivers a diploma in five years without bond with that of engineers who is protected. The formation is validated by the diploma for the occupation of expert in data processing and information systems, recorded by ministerial decree of [[February 16th]] [[2006]] within the National Register of Professional Certifications ([[RNCP]]) [http://www.cncp.gouv.fr/fiche_gp.php?idfiche=4510 Certification of the diploma on the National directory of Professional Certifications] , after opinion of [[National Commission of Professional Certification]] (CNCP), on Level I of the scale established in 1969 according to the level of responsibility in the company. The course of SUPINFO makes it possible to obtain one [[European Master off Science Dismantles]] delivered by [[EABHES]] ('' European Accreditation Board for Higher Education Schools '' - European College of accreditation of the Universities and the Universities), an associative private institution with European vocation which gathers private schools and public of all Europe and aims at facilitating the exchanges between them. The school off opens in 2007 two '' International Masters Science '' into 3 {{E}} cycle in partnership with SUPINFO the U.K. with [[London]] and SUPINFO Canada with [[Montreal]], one in Systems and Networks and the other in Business Intelligence. In addition to the diploma delivered by the school, all the pupils of SUPINFO obtain several official professional certifications of [[Microsoft]], [[Oracle Corporation|Oracle]], [[Cisco Systems|Cisco]], [[International Business Machines Corporation|IBM]], [[Sun Microsystems]], [[Mandriva]], [[Novell]] or [[Apple]].
SUPINFO also proposes a professional training center continuous and of preparation to data-processing certifications: '' SUPINFO Training Center ''. ===Coûts of the formation=== The training costs are identical whatever the selected site and rise with 4990€ per annum. Recognized by the State, SUPINFO accepts directly and officially stock exchange students of [[CROUS]]. Those represent more than 32% of the registered students. Moreover the school offers each year more than 100 internal purses on tax of apprentissage [http://www.supinfo.com/fr/reseau_ecoles_informatique_supinfo.aspx . ==Ancians élèves== SUPINFO count today more than 4700 old élèves http://www.supinfo.com/fr/c25d7427-6a5a-4004-94ad-b51bfa7f185f/supinfo_ecole_informatique_mondiale.aspx . Among the graduates of the school one can find: * [[Marc Simoncini]] (1984), founder of iFrance and of [[Meetic]]. * Christophe Job (1988), vice-president applications development at [[Oracle Corporation|Oracle]]. * Richard Ramos (1988), directing education & research at [[Apple Computer]] France. * [[Tristan Nitot]] (1989), founder of [[Mozilla]] Europe. * Eryk Markiewicz (1989), marketing director EMEA at [[Business Objects]]. * Frederic Simottel (1992), editor association of [[01 Data processing]]. * Erik Dasque (1996), product manager at [[Novell]] for the Mono project. * Frank Denis (1999), creator of the software [[Pure-FTPd]], metalog, ~~actuellement~~ in the past at [[Skyrock]]. * Mitsuru Furuta (2003), responsible technical relations with the developers within division. [[Microsoft .NET|Net]] at [[Microsoft]] ==Notes and références== {{references}} ==Lien externe== * [http://www.supinfo.com/ Official site of SUPINFO] [[Category: Higher learning in France]] [[Category: Studies of data processing in France]] [[Category: French school abroad]] [[in: Supinfo]] [[be: Supinfo

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