SUBJECTS IF AVAILABLE. On May 11 and 12, some high school students took the engineering science specialty test. It counts as coefficient 16 in the final mark of the baccalaureate. Official topics and answers are available.
For the session of baccalaureate specialty exams 2022, students who chose engineering sciences took their written test on Wednesday May 11 and Thursday May 12, with different subjects each day. In fact, the exam was split into two parts with a written Wednesday May 11, 2022 for half of the candidates and another Thursday May 12 for the other half. Given the complexity of organizing these tests for all the candidates, the majority of the tests took place over two days. This new examination instituted during the reform of the bac thus has a singularity: the national tests which are maintained can be different from one candidate to another.
If the format of the baccalaureate was different, on the themes addressed on the other hand, there were no big surprises. For final year students who have opted for IS, the subjects of the three exercises have been built around the lessons provided during this year, on the themes addressed. For this great first of the writings of the specialty tests since the reform of the baccalaureate, the candidates had the possibility of dismissing one of the two sub-parts proposed in the second part, a way for the Ministry of National Education to soften the requirements of the examination to take into account the health context which may have disrupted the monitoring of the program during the year. In addition, to help the candidate in his choice, keywords are entered before each exercise to specify the main topics covered. A decision that is very important because the engineering science specialty test counts as a coefficient of 16 in the final mark of the baccalaureate.
The Internet user gives you direct access to a suggested answer key. An associate professor was responsible for writing the answers and developments expected during the test to deliver a complete and detailed answer key for the exam to baccalaureate candidates. This makes it possible to gauge the relevance of the answers given by the final year students who took this test during the first as well as during the second session.
The answers to the SI tests for Wednesday, May 11:
The answers to the SI tests for Thursday, May 12:
No surprise, the exercises were included in the program. The first candidates to take the test were interrogated in particular on personal motorized transport devices (EDPM) such as scooters, electric skateboards, hoverboards, Segways, mono-wheels… With questions on the calculation of angles, sizes control, tilt curves. Candidates who passed the engineering science test on May 12 were questioned on a fairly similar subject, with the object of study being a “slope simulator for home trainers” and the main problem: “The slope simulator make it possible to reproduce realistic gradient variations for the cyclist from the information sent by the home-trainer?”. More precisely, this test was presented under four different exercises, which must all be treated, evoking various themes. The test was divided into two parts: engineering sciences and physical sciences. If each one counts for 20 points, the first is coefficient 12, when the second is only coefficient 4. Find all the subjects and the details of the exercises submitted to the baccalaureate candidates thanks to our partner Studyrama.
The subjects of the SI tests of Wednesday, May 11:
The subjects of the SI tests of Thursday, May 12:
The results of the Engineering Sciences specialty exam will be available on July 5, at the same time as the results of the other exams (French, philosophy and major oral). The fact that specialty courses are evaluated one month earlier does not affect the publication of the results. Initially, the mark obtained in this test should have appeared in the Parcoursup file but with the postponement of the dates, it is possible that the announcement of the results of the candidates will be postponed until the end of the baccalaureate.