Between 2000 and 2006, I got the chance to teach various topics in computer science, to undergraduate students as well as continuing education students, in a number of French Universities and engineering schools. Transmission of knowledge in a clear pedagogical fashion is one of the most enjoyable, yet demanding, experiences I have gone through. Below is a summary of my earlier teaching activities. For further detail, a full description can be found here. Summary
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Personal Information
Born on July 10th 1976.
Married. Contact Information
Université Française d’Égypte
Faculté de Gestion et Systèmes d’Information
B.P. 21
Ville de Chourouq, Le Caire
Égypte Téléphone :+(202) 26 87 49 49 Fax :+(202) 26 87 53 33 Education Date Diploma Nov. 2005 Ph.D. in Computer Science from the University of Nantes, France. Sep. 2000 M. Sc. in Computer Science from the University of Nantes, France. Sep. 2000 B. Sc. in Computer Science from the École des Mines de (...)
Between 2000 and 2006, I got the chance to teach various topics in computer science, to undergraduate students as well as continuing education students, in a number of French Universities and engineering schools. Transmission of knowledge in a clear pedagogical fashion is one of the most enjoyable, yet demanding, experiences I have gone through. Below is a detailed description of my earlier teaching activities. Summary
The following table summarizes my former teaching employments as well (...)
Contribution to national research programs
On behalf of the École des Mines de Nantes, I was an active member of the French national research project OADymPPaC between January 1st 2001 and May 14th 2004. I participated in multiple work meetings on the global and bilateral levels and wrote several delivrable documents. This includes a contribution to the definition of the generic XML trace format proposed by the project as well as a quite exhaustive survey of information visualization and (...)
In the last six years, I have gained a strong expertise in the field of Information Visualization. This discipline provides compact computer-supported visual representations of abstract multi-dimensional data along with appropriate interaction techniques and user interface in order to help explore, reason, communicate and eventually make decisions about massive volumes of complex data. Depending on the characteristics of the data at hand, whether structured (hierarchies and networks), (...)