Section: Dissemination

Teaching - Supervision - Juries

Academic year 2015-2016, total number of course hours: 192 hrs

• Licence 1: Calculus, 12hrs, UPMC

• Licence 2: Orientation and Professional Insertion, 40 hrs, UPMC

• Master 1: Basic computing, 72 hrs of practical works in C++, UPMC

• Master 1: Scientific computing, 44 hrs of lectures, UPMC

• Master 2: Solving PDEs by using finite element methods, 18 hrs of practical works in C++, UPMC

Spring 2016, UC Berkeley: Co-teaching a class with J. Demmel on Communication Avoiding Algorithms https://who.rocq.inria.fr/Laura.Grigori/TeachingDocs/CS-294_Spr2016/CS-294_CA_Spr2016.html. The class is available for mathematics students as a Hot Topics Course in Mathematics, and for Computer Science students as a Special Topics class. It was mainly designed for graduate students.

4-hour lecture at the XVII Jacques-Louis Lions Spanish-French School on Numerical Simulation in Physics and Engineering, June 2016, Gijon, Spain.

Academic year 2015-2016, total number of course hours: 192 hrs

• Master 1: Initiation au C++, 24hrs, M1, Université Pierre-et-Marie Curie Paris 6, France

• Master 2: Des EDP à leur résolution par la méthode des éléments finis (MEF), 24hrs, M2, Université Pierre-et-Marie Curie Paris 6, France

• Master 2: Numerical methods for fluid mechanics, 10hrs, M2, Université Pierre-et-Marie Curie Paris 6, France

• Master 2: Calcul scientifique 3 / projet industriel FreeFem++, 28hrs, M2, Université Pierre-et-Marie Curie Paris 6, France

• Master 2: Ingénierie 1 / Logiciel pour la simulation (FreeFem++), 21hrs, M2, Université Pierre-et-Marie Curie Paris 6, France

• Master 2: Ingénierie 2 / Projet collaboratif, 21hrs, M2, Université Pierre-et-Marie Curie Paris 6, France

CEMRACS 2016 : Calcul scientifique à haute performance, 3h course on Tutorial with FreeFem++. The slides are available on F. Hecht website, and videos can be found here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NQy2kZQGBbg.

CEMRACS 2016 : Calcul scientifique à haute performance, 3h course on Domain decomposition methods The slides are available on F. Nataf's website, videos can be found here https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=10672&v=t-rgIFcN6w4.

Spring 2016: Course on Domain Decomposition Methods, Master 2nd year Mathematics & Applications, University Pierre and Marie Curie

Winter 2016: Course on Domain Decomposition Methods, Master 2nd year, Mathematics & Applications, ENSTA and UVSQ

• PhD in progress: Alan Ayala, since October 2015 (funded by NLAFET H2020 project), co-advisors Xavier Claeys and Laura Grigori.

• PhD in progress : Sebastien Cayrols, since October 2013 (funded by Maison de la simulation), adivsor Laura Grigori.

• PhD in progress: Hussam Al Daas, since February 2015 (funded by contract with Total), advisor Laura Grigori.

• PhD in progress: Olivier Tissot, since October 2015 (funded by NLAFET H2020 project), advisor Laura Grigori.

• PhD in progress: Pierre Marchand, since October 2016 (funded by ANR NonLocalDD project), advisors Xavier Claeys et Frédéric Nataf.

• PhD in progress: Zakariae Jorti, since February 2016 (funded by IFPen), advisor Laura Grigori.

• PhD : Ryadh Haferssas, defended december 2016 (funded by Ecole Doctorale, UPMC), advisor F. Nataf

• PhD : Mireille El-HAddad, defended december 2016(t UPMC), advisors F. Hecht and T. Sayah.

• HDR: X. CLAEYS, Boundary integral equations of time harmonic wave scattering at complex structures, Accreditation to supervise research, (UPMC Paris 6), February 2016.