Current Teaching

UCBerkeley EE290Q, Routing in Wireless Sensor Networks,from Theoretical Concepts to Practical Solutions , March 2009.
UCBerkeley EE290Q, eZWSN Lab , April 2009.

Advising

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I have advised the following students:

Boyang Zhang is working on building a 16-channel sniffer for channel hopping IEEE802.15.4 MAC protocols during his fall 2009 stay at the Kris Pister's group in UC Berkeley.
Christopher A. Jian is working on model rocket-based mote deployment during his summer 2009 stay in Kris Pister's lab in UC Berkeley. He is advised by Ankur Mehta, co-advised by myself.

Clément Burin des Roziers has worked on setting up a large scale wireless sensor network experimentation during a 5 month stay at France Telecom R&D Grenoble for a PFE during his curriculum at the Electrical Engineering department, INSA Lyon.
Guilhem Tesseyre has worked on Music nowadays : paradox between diversity and mass-consumption for a non-scientific project at INSA Lyon.
Marwen Bayar* has been working on the simulation of cross-layer protocols for Wireless Sensor Networks using the GTSNetS platform.

Michaël Gauthier has worked on wireless sensor network communication protocol implementation on real motes during his 6 month stay at France Telecom R&D Grenoble for a TFE during his curriculum at the Electrical Engineering department, INSA Lyon.
Yoann Spadavecchia* and Remi Favre* have worked on implementing a realistic radio model on the GTSNetS simulator during a 4-month project at the Telecom department, INSA Lyon.
Balazs Tirpak has worked on implementing self-organization protocols for wireless sensor network on the GTSNetS simulator during a 6 month stay at the CITI Laboratory. He is from the Budapest Tech Polytechnical Institution, Hungary.
Wassim Mazraani* has worked on implementing the 1-hopMAC protocol on the GTSNetS simulator during a 4-month project at the Telecom department, INSA Lyon.

Guillaume Vaquero* and Loic Michel* have worked on a data gathering protocol for wireless sensor networks during a 4-month project at the Telecom department, INSA Lyon.
Mickaël Beaupoil and Valerian Meurant have worked on evaluating the energy consumption and real-time characteristics of a wireless sensor network during a 4-month project at the Telecom department, INSA Lyon.
Mickaël Beaupoil has worked on blood donors: how to convince people for a non-scientific project at INSA Lyon.

* = students mainly advised by Isabelle Augé-Blum, co-advised by Thomas Watteyne.

I have tought the following classes at INSA Lyon between 2005 and 2008, for 3rd and 4th year Telecommunication students at INSA Lyon in France...

... using these slides: