This lecture provides an overview of the Master's program in Computational Science and Engineering (CSE) at EPFL. The instructor discusses the program's structure, emphasizing its interdisciplinary nature, which combines computational tools with engineering applications. The lecture highlights the importance of computational methods in various engineering disciplines, including mechanical and civil engineering. The instructor explains the curriculum, which includes core courses, projects, and a master's thesis, and outlines the admission criteria, which require a strong academic background in relevant fields. The lecture also covers the types of projects students undertake, showcasing examples from different engineering domains. Additionally, the instructor addresses potential career paths for graduates, noting the high demand for CSE professionals in various industries. The session concludes with a Q&A segment, allowing prospective students to clarify their doubts about the program and its requirements.