During my Ph. D. and my subsequent Graduate Student Instructor position at INSA, Lyon, I was the main instructor for the Computer Networks module of the Industrial Engineering department. The course introduced computer networking through lectures and a large number of lab works where student could design network architecture and evaluate them on both simulated and real hardware. I also was the co-instructor for the M. Sc. course on Multi-user Information Theory with Jean-Marie Gorce in the M. Sc. program of the University of Lyon. I currently teach part of the class Advanced Wireless Communications at ENSEA.

I was a member of the orientation committee for Computer Science modules in the Industrial Engineering department of INSA, Lyon, in 2011-2013, and led the C2I-2MI evaluation of the department over that period. I also gave a number of lectures and taught in labs in both the Industrial Engineering department and Telecommunications Department of INSA Lyon, for a total of more than 400h of coursework. For more information on my teaching experience, I kindly refer you to my C.V.