Les diapositives de ma présentation d’Open-Xchange Server 5 à la FACIL sont maintenant disponibles : [PDF].

I had carried out my internship from May to October 2004 in Savoir-faire Linux Inc, Linux integrator in Montreal.

Project : LABE – LDAP Address Book Editor

Savoir-faire Linux Inc has been at the origin of the LABE Project (LDAP Address Book Editor) and I learnt a great deal participating to the development of this open-source project.

On May the 20th, I released the 3.3 version of LABE.

Project : Network Monitoring

Savoir-faire Linux Inc is responsible for hosting many websites and wants to know the bandwidth used by each one in a month. After studying SNMP, Ntop and Iptables, I have found a complete NetFlow solution using Fprobe and Flavio. You can download the report of my internship: [PDF] and the slides of my presentation : [PDF].

Trade shows

Savoir-faire Linux at the Linux World Expo in Toronto, ON – 2005, April 18th to 20th : [ HTML ]

Assignments

• Atmosphere, temperature and radiation : [ Assignment 1 , Assignment 2 ].
• Season, temperature, optic and moisture : [ Assignment 3 , Assignment 4 ].

Knowledge Management – Enablers and barriers to knowledge sharing in organizations

You can download :

• The description of the project : [ PDF ]
• The paper I will base my analysis on to present the influence of technology : [ PDF ]
• The presentation : [ PDF ]
• The report : [ PDF ]

My group was :

• Beth Dowling
• Caroline Vincent
• Christophe Muller

Individual Report : Business 2 Customer

You can download my report about web advertising : [ PDF ]

Case study : Kalboard

You can download the sales pitch presentation of the project to understand what we are going to do : [ PDF ]

Concerning the final presentation, you can download :

• The prototype : [ HTML ]
• The slides : [ PDF ]
• The report : [ PDF ]

My group was :

• Yvonne Ko
• Sang-Ju Chuang
• Nidal Khalifeh

Assignments

• Independence, conditionnal independence and Bayes network : [ Homework , Assignment ]
• Bayes ball, variable elimination and junction tree algorithms, undirected and directed models, clique trees and I-Maps : [ Homework , Assignment ]
• Likelihood weighting, Markov chain, Gibbs sampling, parameter estimation in Bayes nets, maximum likelihood estimation and learning Bayes net structure : [ Homework , Assignment ]
• Expectation Maximization (EM), Hidden Markov Models (HMM) : [ Homework , Assignment ]
• Expected Utility, Markov Decision Problem, Optimal policies, Action-values, Reinforcement learning, Exploration: [ Homework , Assignment ]

Programming Assignments : Junction Tree Algorithm and Approximate Inference methods

(Likelihood weighting and Gibbs sampling)

• Group : Jérémie Juban
• Subject : [ PDF ]

Assignments

• Number Theory : [ Homework , Assignment ]
• Encryption & Authentication : [ Homework , Assignment ]
• Information Theory & Pseudo-random Generator : [ Homework , Assignment ]
• DES, AES, Pseudo-Random Permutation Generator, Factoring and Block Cipher : [ Homework , Assignment ]
• RSA, ElGamal, Blum-Goldwasser, Jacobi symbol and least significant bit, Goldwasser-Micali : [ Homework , Assignment ]

Project : Web Interface Generator (WIG)

• The milestone of the WIG Project : [ PDF ]
• Scanner and Parser : [ JAR ]
• Symbol Table : [ JAR ]
• Type Check : [ JAR ]
• The whole project source code : [ TGZ ]
• The report : [ PDF ]

Project : Java Object-Oriented Subset ( JOOS )

• Our benchmark : [ JAR ]
• Grammar for i++, /* comment */ and for loop : [ JAR ]
• Dynamic stack limit : [ JAR ]
• Bytecode optimization : [ JAR ]

My group (#5) was :

• Gregory Pekofsky
• Eric Fong