Section: Dissemination
Teaching - Supervision - Juries
Teaching
CONVECS is a host team for the computer science master entitled “Mathématiques, Informatique, spécialité : Systèmes et Logiciels”, common to Grenoble INP and University Joseph Fourier.
In 2012, we carried out the following teaching activities:
H. Evrard served as a teaching assistant in a course on “Algorithmique et structures de données”, given by Frédéric Wagner to the first year computer science engineering students of ENSIMAG (18 hours).
H. Evrard served as a teaching assistant in a course on “Introduction aux réseaux de communication”, given by Roland Groz to the first year computer science engineering students of ENSIMAG (18 hours).
H. Evrard served as a teaching assistant in a course on “Systèmes d'exploitation et programmation concurrente”, given by Yves Denneulin to the first year computer science engineering students of ENSIMAG (18 hours).
H. Garavel created a block course entitled “Advanced Concurrency Theory” for the bachelor and master students of Saarland University (4 ECTS credits, assistant: Alexander Graf-Brill).
A. Kriouile served as a teaching assistant in a course on “Conception de circuits et architecture des ordinateurs”, given by Frédéric Pétrot to the first year computer science engineering students of ENSIMAG (18 hours).
F. Lang and W. Serwe gave, jointly with Pascal Raymond (CNRS, Verimag), a course on “Méthodes formelles de développement” to the computer science engineering students of CNAM (“Conservatoire National des Arts et Métiers”) Grenoble (27 hours).
F. Lang and W. Serwe gave a course on “Spécification et vérification de systèmes concurrents et temps-réel” to the third year computer science engineering students of ENSIMAG (18 hours).
G. Salaün gave lectures on “Algorithmics and Object-Oriented Programming” to the 2nd year computer science engineering students of ENSIMAG (36 hours).
G. Salaün is co-responsible of the ISI (Ingénierie des Systèmes d'Information) department of ENSIMAG since September 1, 2011.
Juries
G. Salaün was a panel member for Jose Antonio Martin Baena's PhD thesis, entitled “Secure Adaptation of Software Services”, defended at the University of Málaga, Spain, on July 24, 2012.
W. Serwe was a core committee / reading committee member of F. P. M. Stapper's PhD thesis, entitled “Bridging Formal Methods: An Engineering Perspective”, defended at the Technical University of Eindhoven, The Netherlands, on November 8, 2012.