Introducing CILSH
CILSH's main mission is to teach computer science to humanities students. It delivers general or specialized teaching units (UE), which may be compulsory for certain courses or optional for others, for students from Licence 1 to Master 2 in the ALLSH faculty.
The multimedia center's computer rooms can be made available to various AMU components for their own teaching by making a request on ADE.
Since the 2018/2019 academic year, CILSH has been in charge of the Pix UE, now called HON3U01 / HON4U01 digital tools, which is MANDATORY FOR ALL Bachelor 2 students in the Humanities and other departments. This course trains over 5,000 students a year and may lead to PIX certification.
For more information, see the section on our teaching units.
Who can benefit from our training courses?
- All ALLSH faculty 2 bachelor's degrees via UE HON3U01 / HON4U01
- Licences 3 and Masters via UE or options: HIFAZ11 / HIF5Z10 / HIF6Z13 / HIFBZ13 / HLLA01B
CILSH offers 3 to 6-credit teaching units, either compulsory or optional, depending on your field of study.
All L2 students, whatever their major, must take the UE
HON3U01 / HON4U01 " Digital tools " in semesters 3 and 4 of their Licence 2 year
even if they took the Pix certification at high school.
For license 2
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HON3U01 / HON4U01 "Digital tools
Presentation of UE HON3U01 / HON4U01 "Digital tools
This course is based on PIX certification, a public project in line with the European DIGCOMP reference framework.
The aim is to make you totally autonomous on a computer and acquire essential skills for further study and professional life.
Through online challenges resembling fun games, you will learn by manipulating tools in concrete situations, enabling you to develop more global thinking and apply these skills in your everyday life.All the necessary information is available on AMETICE.
Please note that you'll need to take this course even if you've already passed your Pix certification at high school. The expectations and levels are not the same.
- Contact: emilie.chetelat@univ-amu.fr
- Assessment methods: to be agreed with the teacher
Course contentPrerequisites: none
This course is based on the 16 skills of the 5 domains assessed in the PIX certification:- Information and data
- Communication and collaboration
- Content creation
- Protection and security
- Digital environment
For bachelor's degree 3 or master's degree
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HIF5Z10 "Communication Tools" is available from Licence 3 (unless otherwise authorized), in the odd-numbered semester.
Presentation of HIF5Z10 Communication tools
The HIF5Z10 teaching unit teaches you how to use various software programs to communicate and disseminate information. You will learn to master image processing software (such as Gimp) as well as DTP and Pre-DTP tools through various projects. At the end of the semester, you'll be asked to create an entire advertising campaign around a real or fictional object (from fireplaces to slideshows to posters), which you'll present in a group.
- Prerequisites : L3 and above (unless otherwise authorized)
Full details are available on AMETICE. - Contact : franck.pele@univ-amu.fr
- Assessment methods: continuous assessment (CCI)
- Prerequisites : L3 and above (unless otherwise authorized)
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HIF6Z13 / HIFBZ13 "Advanced Office Automation" is available from Licence 3 (unless special permission is granted) in the even-numbered semester.
Presentation of UE HIF6Z13 / HIFBZ13 Advanced Office Automation
This teaching unit is designed to review and deepen the office automation skills you began acquiring in the second year. You will learn to master all the advanced features of a word processor, to manipulate large quantities of data in a spreadsheet: formatting them, processing them efficiently and presenting the graphic results, and to use DTP tools efficiently and professionally.
- Prerequisites : L3 and above
Full details are available on AMETICE. - Contact : emilie.chetelat@univ-amu.fr
- Assessment methods: continuous assessment (CCI)
- Prerequisites : L3 and above
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HIFAZ11 "Digital tools and writing scientific articles".
This course provides a practical and theoretical introduction to data analysis in the humanities, using office tools such as word processing, spreadsheet and presentation software. Students will learn to manipulate and analyze a data set, interpret the results and present them clearly and concisely in the form of a 4-page scientific article.
- Prerequisites : none
All information is available on AMETICE. - Contact : estelle.veronis@univ-amu.fr
- Assessment methods: to be agreed with the teacher
- Prerequisites : none
Address
Center Informatique des Lettres & Sciences Humaines
Aix Marseille Université - Arts Lettres Langues, Sciences humaines Faculty
Office 1.05 - Pôle Multimédia
29, avenue Schuman
13621 Aix-en-Provence - Cedex 1
Other means of communication
- Telephone: (33) (0)4 13 55 30 06 (during opening hours only)
- E-mail: caroline.asso@univ-amu.fr
Advice:
Don't forget to mention in your emails with CILSH:
If you are a student :
- your surname, first name, student number, university e-mail address and discipline
- the subject of your request and the EU you are referring to
Reception times
SECRETARIAT
Office 1.05
Multimedia center (1ᵉʳ floor "CILSH")
Open to the public :
- 8am to 12:30pm and 1:30pm to 4:30pm
