Here is a list of my current and former teachings with links to teaching material and some (useful) resources and documentation.

Current Teachings (in 2011-2012) at SBS-EM

2011 Management Information Systems (GESTS711)
An elective course on management information systems, taught in the second year of the Postgraduate Master Programme (MCC). The objective of this course is to introduce the main components of information systems and their organisational and strategic impact. At the end of the course, students should be able to understand the building blocks of enteprise information systems and applications, to understand their organizational complements, and to have a sense of the main challenges to manage IT within organisations.

2011 Foundations of Computing and Information Systems (INFOS202)
A core course on the foundations of computing and information systems, taught in the second year of the Bachelor's programme in Economics. This course has two objectives: (1) to introduce the basics of and some recent development in information and communication technologies (ICT), mainly those aspects that matter to economists, and (2) to develop the ability of students to structure algorithms and develop small programs in a procedural or web language.

Former teachings (in 2009-2011) at SBS-EM

Microeconomics and strategic management (GESTD614)
In the Post-Graduate Masters in Management, I have been teaching Microeconomics and Strategic Management (GEST-D-614), an introduction to the microeconomic foundations of strategy, in the Spring semester of 2009 (in replacement of Anne Drumaux).

Séminaire d'analyse économique et de gestion (STATD305)
In the Bachelor's Programme, I have been teaching a class on Economic and Statistical Analysis (STAT-D-305), in the Spring semester of 2010 (in replacement of Bruno van Pottelsberghe)

Object Oriented Development (INFOD201)
In the Bachelor's Programme, I have been teaching a core class on Object Oriented Programming in Java (INFO-D-201) in the Fall semester 2010 (in replacement of Hugues Bersini).

Former teaching assistantship positions (in 2002-2009) at SBS-EM

Hugues Bersini - ULB
In the Bachelor's Programme in Management Sciences at SBS-EM, I used to be teaching assistant for the class of Information Systems (INFO-D-201) of Professor Bersini (in 2002-2009)

Bruno Van Pottelsberghe - SBS-EM
In the Bachelor's Programme in Management Sciences at SBS-EM, I used to be teaching assistant for the class of Theory of Innovation and Entrepreneurship (GEST-D-307) of Professor van Pottelsberghe (in 2005-2009)

Tawfik Jelassi - ENPC School of International Management
In the MBA Solvay Programme, I used to be teaching assistant to Professor Jelassi for his core class on IT & e-Commerce for Global Competitivenes (in 2002-2004)

Professional trainings (in 2002-2009)

Technofutur TIC - Introduction to Java Development
At TechnofuturTIC, a Competence Center in ICT, co-financed by the Walloon Region and European Commission, I used to give short intensive classes (1 to 4 days) on Object Oriented Development and Java, on a regular basis between 2002 and 2009.

Seminars

Management Information Systems at a glance (in French)
Handouts of a seminar I have been giving on a regular basis within the context of the introductory management core course of Bruno van Pottelsberghe. The session gives an overview of management information systems and an introduction to their strategic implications: IT-enabled transformation, business process reengineering, IT Management. (March 2011)

Patent mining as a source of technological intelligence (in French)
Les brevets occupent une place fondamentale dans l’économie de la connaissance et constituent une source essentielle d’avantage concurrentiel. Les brevets peuvent toutefois jouer un double rôle: protéger la connaissance créée par l’entreprise en lui conférant un droit exclusif, mais aussi renseigner l’entreprise sur les technologies développées et protégées par leurs concurrents. Bien utilisées, les banques de données de brevets peuvent donc constituer une mine d’information cruciale. Mais les dépôts de brevets sont en constante explosion et en extraire l’information utile ne peut plus se faire désormais qu’au moyen de techniques de data mining adaptées. Celles-ci relèvent du text mining et de l’analyse de graphe essentiellement, et sont parfois regroupées sous le vocable de 'patent mining'. Cette session fournit un aperçu des différents rôles des brevets dans l’entreprise, des bases de données disponibles, et des principaux outils et techniques pour les exploiter. (Avril 2010)

Open Innovation at a glance
An introduction to open innovation, largely inspired by (and based upon) Henry Chrsbrough's books and Eric Von Hippel's courseware (borrowed from the MIT Open Courseware). (August 2009)

Introduction to Text Mining
An introduction to Text Mining technologies and Statistical Language Processing: Pre-processing, representation (the vector space model and its reduction), analysis (information retrieval, classification, clustering), evaluation (precision, recall, and other measures). (October 2008)

The (financial) value of patents (in French)
Une session consacrée à la valorisation économique et financière des brevets: indicateurs économiques, principales méthodes financières. (Avril 2008)

Recherche d'informations sur Internet (in French)
Exercices (et solutions) de recherche d'information sur Internet, incluant les aspects avancés de la recherche Google, différentes ressources Web2.0, et différentes pistes de recherche plus thématique: recherche d'une personne, d'une entreprise, d'un lieu, d'un brevet. (Février 2008)

Chassez le naturel... il revient à l'OO (in French)
Une brève introduction à la philosophie et aux concepts de l'orienté objet: la programmation orientée objet, c'est d'abord de la simulation et de la modélisation, introduction à l'UML, quelques problématiques industrielles (OO et bases de données relationnelles, applications distribuées), et où va l'orienté objet (CORBA, JINI, .NET, Design Patterns, Model Driven Architecture...) (Février 2004)