Teaching

Current

IST semester

I am the current head of the INSA-Lyon Information Science & Technology Semester program where international students can follow IT courses in English at spanning across the domains of computer science, telecommunication and electrical engineering.

Middleware

• Foundations of distributed systems
• Implementation of component containers with remoting, session replication and dependency injection
• Implementation of reliable messaging systems
• Java EE 6 with GlassFish
• Integration through web services
• Cloud computing: the old challenges strike back

Mobile development on Apple iOS

• An Objective-C primer
• Getting started with XCode and UIKit
• Cocoa Touch and model-view-controller
• Playing with hardware: geolocation, camera, magnetic heading, accelerometers
• Integration with external backends through web services

Master RTS

Master RTS

• Cloud computing
• Massively distributed computing
• Massively distributed data stores

Minor participations

• Java and object-oriented programming
• Software engineering and practices: build automation (Maven), unit testing (JUnit, Mockito), functional & integration testing (examples on OSGi PAX-Exam)
• Web development
• Algorithms and data structures

Past

At ISIMA & Université Blaise Pascal

Applications integration

• Foundations of distributed systems
• Enterprise application integration
• Java EE 5 using GlassFish

Web services & service-oriented architectures

• WS-* stacks
• REST
• Ajax-based web mashups

Software engineering

• Automation
• Testing

Databases

• Relational model and algebra
• Theory of normal forms
• SQL
• PL/SQL

Advanced programming

• C++ STL
• Meta-programming in a statically typed language: C++ STL
• Meta-programming in a dynamic language: Ruby

Network & system programming in C

• Unix IPC
• TCP/IP and UDP programming

Misc.

• C programming
• Ada programming
• Numerical programming (FFT, etc)
• Combinatorial programming (CPlex)

At the University of New South Wales

Software testing (e-Commerce Systems Implementation Infrastructure — COMP9321). Invited lecture at the School of Computer Science and Engineering, The University of New South Wales, Sydney, Australia.