TEACHING----I was head teacher of professional Bachelor degree "administration of networks and services" (LP ARS), from 2014 to 2017, and Master degree in computer science (final year), major in "computer networks and embedded systems" (M2 RISE), from 2009 to 2015. For both degrees, I was in charge of:- Selection process ;- Timetable management ;- Organization of yearly Back to School meetings and development councils ;- Review of BSc and MSc Thesis, organization of… Show more TEACHING----I was head teacher of professional Bachelor degree "administration of networks and services" (LP ARS), from 2014 to 2017, and Master degree in computer science (final year), major in "computer networks and embedded systems" (M2 RISE), from 2009 to 2015. For both degrees, I was in charge of:- Selection process ;- Timetable management ;- Organization of yearly Back to School meetings and development councils ;- Review of BSc and MSc Thesis, organization of evaluation committees and defenses ;- Applications for government/university authorization (2013-18 and 2018-23) ;- Activity reports for government/university evaluation (2011-12 and 2016-17) ;- BSc and MSc Internship supervision (>70 students, >30 in block release courses) ;- Mentor and Member of evaluation committees for accreditation of prior experiential learning.I coordinated lectures, tutorials and lab sessions in the following courses: Network protocols - advanced computer networking - system and network security - computer networks - network architecture - future network services - network security - Internet of things - Internet routing - Distributed systems - Introduction to scientific research - Algorithmics - Object-oriented programming. RESEARCH----My research topics include wireless ad hoc and mesh networks, actuator and sensor networks, Industrial Internet of Things, activity scheduling, routing and MAC protocols, fault-tolerance, mobile networks, mobile and distributed computing and performance evaluation. I co-authored 58 publications, including 14 international journals and 28 international conferences. I was/am a member of 15 collaborative research projects. I participated in >30 program committees for scientific conferences and in >10 organization committees. I served as scientific expert for 6 distinct institutions, supervised >40 research students (including 6 PhD candidates) and was a member of 8 PhD committees. Show less

Tutorials and lab sessions for the following courses (1st year and 2nd year of DUT in computer science):- Algorithmics and programming- Mathematics and modeling- System and network architecture

Activity scheduling in wireless sensor networks : connected area coverage problems. PhD committee:Président : Michel Diaz (LAAS-CNRS, Toulouse)Rapporteur : Pr. Andrzej Duda (LIG, ENSIMAG, Grenoble)Rapporteur : Pr. Thomas Noel (LSIIT, Université Louis Pasteur, Strasbourg)Examinateur : Pr. Ivan Stojmenović (SITE, Université d’Ottawa, Canada)Examinateur : Dr. Jean-Marie Gorce (CITI, INSA de Lyon)Directeur de thèse : Pr. David Simplot-Ryl (LIFL, USTL… Show more Activity scheduling in wireless sensor networks : connected area coverage problems. PhD committee:Président : Michel Diaz (LAAS-CNRS, Toulouse)Rapporteur : Pr. Andrzej Duda (LIG, ENSIMAG, Grenoble)Rapporteur : Pr. Thomas Noel (LSIIT, Université Louis Pasteur, Strasbourg)Examinateur : Pr. Ivan Stojmenović (SITE, Université d’Ottawa, Canada)Examinateur : Dr. Jean-Marie Gorce (CITI, INSA de Lyon)Directeur de thèse : Pr. David Simplot-Ryl (LIFL, USTL, Lille)Co-encadrant : Dr. Jean Carle (LIFL, USTL, Lille) Show less

Tutorials and lab sessions for the following courses (1st year of DUT in computer science):- Algorithmics and programming- Computer architecture- System and network architecture- Object oriented design- Data Structures and Algorithms

Medium Access Control (MAC) for mobile Wireless Sensor Networks. Especially investigated low-power listening mechanisms facing the foreseen dynamics of Wireless Sensor Networks (e.g., variable traffic, mobility, faults).

Visiting student as a member of the joint CNRS/WIDE collaborative project.