Teaching
Since 2004, I provide lectures and teaching activities on several topics (summarized in the below table), mainly at the master level (according to Bologna LMD agreement).
| Time Period | Level | Title | Institute |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2021 – now | M2 | Trusted Computing paradigms and Distributed Ledger Technologies | UL MTECH |
| 2008 – now | M2 | Parallel & Grid Computing | UL MICS / Adaptive Computing |
| 2004 – 2007 | DUT/L1 | Programming Techniques I | UL Bach. Info. de Gestion I1 |
| 2004 – 2007 | L2 | Advanced Programming in C, C++ and Java | UL Bach. Info. de Gestion I2 |
| 2004 – 2007 | M2 | System Administration and Network Security | UJF/INPG M2 SCCI |
| 2006 | DEA/M1 | Cryptology and Network Security | Univ. of Yaounde I, Cameroon |
Books
I have contributed to write several textbooks targeting graduated students and professionals, where the leitmotiv was to propose exercises illustrating the covered topic, yet with corrections.
Keynotes or Popularization
Although it is not really teaching, I often give short keynotes or talks to vulgarize various topics. Here are a links to some of the recent ones I gave:
- IT/Dev[op]s Army Knives Tools for the researcher: a journey from SSH to Git
- Tutorial on Reproducible Research at the Cloud Era @ IEEE CloudCom 2016 – see http://rr-tutorials.readthedocs.io/
- Program of the last UL HPC School
- Most recent keynote: Overview and Challenges of the UL HPC Facility at the Belval Horizon
- The UL HPC Tutorials – credits to the full UL HPC Team
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Tutorials
I wrote several tutorials, and I try to keep them available on this site if possible.