The department behind the Technical Sciences track: mechanics, electricity and automation, learned by designing, wiring and testing real systems.
Technical drawing, mechanisms and how real products are designed and built.
Circuits, motors and electronics, from the schematic to measurements on the bench.
Sensors, actuators and control sequences: the logic behind automated machines.
Next to its classrooms, the department runs a full mechanical workshop: a lathe and a milling machine for machining parts, a power hacksaw for cutting stock, a tensile testing machine to see how materials behave under load, measuring benches, and automation training benches such as the pneumatic manipulator arm.






Technology becomes a major subject, alongside mathematics and physics.
A national exam with technology among its main subjects.
The natural path to preparatory classes and engineering schools.
In the 2022 Baccalaureate, Rami Bouhachem achieved the best national average in the Technical Sciences section: 19.54.