The objective of this course is to make students acquire concepts of control theory applied on complex systems, i.e. on systems made of a large number of interacting objects representable in the form of networks. Different aspects of the study of such systems (modelling, analysis) are introduced by teachers and developed by students by means of personal and/or group works.
Complex networks, linear and non linear dynamics of and on networks, stability.
Controlability, structural controlability, observability, strutural observability.
The evaluation consists of two parts, namely a written report and an oral presentation.
See documents on the Webcampus page of the course.