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Bachelor of Science in Digital Systems
Entry level
Baccalaureate to Bac+3
Language
French
Diploma
Bachelor of Science in Digital Systems
(RNCP level 6)
Next intake
February / October
Location
Campus de Paris Villejuif
Year 1
333 hours of classroom training
60 hours of face-to-face IT Clinic
60 hours of asynchronous distance learning
Year 2
351 hours of classroom training
90 hours of face-to-face IT Clinic
60 hours of asynchronous distance learning
Year 3
Work-study programme:
classes on Thursdays and Fridays
454 hours of classes
including 115 hours online
60 hours of face-to-face IT Clinic
Year 4
Work-study program:
1 week at school and 3 weeks on the job
360 hours of lessons
40-hour final project
Year 1
(393 hours, including 60 online) / 18 hours of in-person classes + 3 hours of IT Clinic + 3 hours of asynchronous online learning per week
Systems and network administration
- Introduction to Information Systems
- Introduction to Computer Networks
Operating systems and virtualisation
- Operating Systems: Windows, Linux
- Introduction to virtualisation: VMs, hypervisors
Programming and automation
- Algorithms
- Introduction to Programming
- Introduction to scripting: Python, PowerShell, Bash
Databases and information management
- Database modelling and design
- Data manipulation (SQL)
IT management and support
- IT service management and ticketing
- Diagnosing and resolving technical problems
Interpersonal skills and communication
- Collaborative and digital tools
- Technical communication and explaining complex concepts
- Career coaching
- IT user relations and support
- French as a Foreign Language (FLE): optional course for all years
Projects and internships
- IT Clinic
- Internship (2 months)
CCCLX experiences
- Conferences and company visits
- Welcome seminar
- Student associations, sports, arts and culture
Year 2
(411 hours, including 60 online) / 16.5 hours of in-person classes + 4.5 hours of IT Clinic + 3 hours of asynchronous online learning per week
Systems and network administration
- Securing network infrastructure
- Security and identity management (AD, IAM)
- Introduction to cybersecurity
Virtualisation, Cloud and Containerisation
- Cloud service management
- Azure fundamentals (AZ-900 preparation)
- Containerisation: Docker and Kubernetes
- Advanced collaborative tools: SharePoint, Teams, Microsoft 365
Business software and web development
- Business software: ERP, CRM, SCM
- Website programming and maintenance
Artificial Intelligence and Data
- Introduction to AI
- Generative AI
- Ethical issues and risks associated with AI
- Introduction to Data: pipelines and visualisation
Project management
- Agile project management
- Interpersonal communication
- Career coaching
Projects and internships
- IT Clinic
- Internship (2 to 3 months)
CCCLX experiences
- Conferences and company visits
- Welcome seminar
- Student associations, sports, arts and culture
Year 3
Work-study programme: classes on Thursdays and Fridays (454 hours, including 115 online)
Cloud and monitoring
- Cloud service management and AZ-900
- Systems and network monitoring
Networks and databases
- Network and telecom administration: protocols, equipment
- Database administration
Security governance
- Designing and implementing an ISMS
- Advanced IT risk management
Automation, data and languages
- Automation and AI for IT managers
- Data Engineering: ETL, pipelines, governance
- Technical English for IT
Professional assignment, semester 1
- Professional assignment (IT Clinic or work-study placement)
- COSS (soft skills and mad skills)
- Welcome seminar
- Conferences and company visits
High availability and incident management
- High availability: redundancy, replication, clustering
- Security incident management and awareness
DevOps, APIs and application security
- DevOps: CI/CD, pipelines, automated deployment
- DevSecOps: security in pipelines
- Application integration and API management
- Securing web applications
Data and monitoring developments
- Data use and visualisation
- Multilingual technology and regulatory monitoring
Professional assignment, semester 2, and internship
- Professional assignment (IT Clinic or work-study placement)
- COSS (soft skills and mad skills)
- Internship (4 months)
- Conferences and company visits
Year 4
Work-study programme: 3 weeks in a company, 1 week at school (300 hours, including 54 online)
Cybersecurity and compliance
- Information security and auditing — ISO/IEC 27001
- Cybersecurity fundamentals — CompTIA Security+ preparation
Data: governance, security and analysis
- Risk management and GDPR compliance
- Advanced data analysis
- Data governance and security
Advanced AI and Cloud
- Integrating generative AI into businesses
- Automation, agentic AI and process optimisation
- Multi-cloud, migration and interconnection
Management and CSR
- Team and supplier management and crisis communication
- Environmental issues in IT
- Budget management
- Complex IT project management
Final year project
- Professional Study Project (PEP)
- Work-study programme (3 weeks in a company / 1 week at school)
CCCLX experiences
- Conferences and company visits
- Welcome seminar
- Student associations, sports, arts and culture
Final year project augmented by generative AIs
In keeping with our 360° approach, the fourth-year End-of-Study Project (PFE) integrates the use of generative AI as a lever for innovation and efficiency. Directly linked to our work-study assignments, this project is a unique opportunity to explore concrete cases while mobilizing the most advanced technologies.
Over and above the technical aspects, students are encouraged to think in depth about the ethical, social and environmental impacts of the tools they use. In this way, they learn to design, deploy and manage generative AI solutions in a responsible, useful and sustainable way, in a real-life professional context.
Diplomas and certifications
The program culminates in :
- CCCLX's Bachelor of Science in Digital Systems,
- The RNCP-registered professional qualification "Systems, Networks and Cybersecurity Administrator", recognized by the French government (France compétences) at Level 6, in collaboration with Groupe 3iL(Titre RNCP 39611),
- Various professional certifications: Fortinet, Cisco, AWS, Microsoft
What is an RNCP certification?
An RNCP professional certification is an official recognition of professional skills issued in France. It is registered in the Répertoire National des Certifications Professionnelles (RNCP), managed by France Compétences, the national regulatory authority for vocational training and apprenticeship.
The aim is to validate skills directly linked to a profession, to facilitate professional integration, career development or retraining, while issuing a state-recognized qualification corresponding to a precise level of qualification (e.g. level 6 = Bac+3/4, level 7 = Bac+5).
The RNCP lists all the diplomas, professional titles and certificates of professional qualification recognized by the State as enabling the exercise of a profession. For example, an apprenticeship contract is not legal if it does not lead to a professional qualification listed in the RNCP.