teaching

 

In my opinion teaching is a lot about passion.

My teaching statement is here.

Contents

  1. Teaching portfolio
  2. Teaching record
    1. 2010 fall term
    2. 2010 spring term
    3. 2009 fall term
    4. 2009 spring term
    5. 2008 fall term
    6. 2008 spring term
    7. 2007 fall term
    8. 2007 spring term
    9. 2006/2007 winter semester
    10. 2004/2005 winter semester
    11. 2004 summer semester
    12. 2003/2004 winter semester
    13. 2003 summer semester
    14. 2002/2003 winter semester
    15. 2002 summer semester

Teaching portfolio

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Here are the courses I can offer to teach. Courses with a (*) I can also teach as a hands-on or intensive courses with a duration from one day to a week long. If you are interested in these hands-on courses, feel free to invite me (contact). I like to travel and exploring new cultures. The courses with a (+) I can hold with only a little preparation. I try to decrease the amount of classic lecture style classes in my courses to a minimum in favor of active learning methods. Expect a lot of hands on, interaction, and computer usage work in my classes.

  • Distributed Computing
    • Introduction to Grid Computing (+)
    • Hands on courses for classic or Desktop grids (*) (+)
    • full term courses
  • P2P networks
    • distributed storage
    • distributed computing
    • security and privacy in
  • Software Engineering
    • Modeling (*) (+)
    • Visual Programming (*) (+)
    • MDE (*) (+)
    • Agile Software Development (*) (+)
    • Software architecture (+)
    • Webservices
  • Programming (introduction and advanced)
    • in Python (preferred for introduction) (+)
      • This can be also done as game design courses, using python-game and panda3d.
    • in Java (+)
    • in C/C++ (+)
    • in Haskell
    • visually (with UML and Story diagrams) (*) (+)
      • Also here can shift the focus on game design
  • Security in communication networks
  • Operating Systems
    • Basics (Filesystems, Threading, Locking)
    • Systemadministration
    • Virtualization (*)
  • Seminars and lab courses in the areas of
    • Distributed Systems
    • Software Engineering
    • Academic writing and presenting in computer science

I would be also interested in teaching the following:

  • Game and simulation design (not only for Computer Science, I have background for developing games for the Estonian society: see algs)

  • Database design
  • Online collaboration and learning (content management, wikis, moodle and friends)
  • Mashup programming and Scraping – How to harvest contents?

I have a long record in supervising students (see advising). If you are a student and need help with your work or have a good idea for a thesis in my research areas or projects, do not hesitate to contact me.

 

Teaching record

 

Here are the courses, I am currently teaching or have taught in the past.

 

2010 fall term

 

  • Lecture: Systems Modeling: MTAT.03.083 (6CP)

  • Seminars:
    • Distributed Systems seminar (2, 4, or 6CP)

 

2010 spring term

 

  • Seminars:
    • Distributed Systems seminar (2, 4, or 6CP)

 

2009 fall term

 

 

2009 spring term

 

  • Lecture: Systems Modeling: MTAT.03.083 (4AP,6CP)

  • Seminars:
    • Distributed Systems seminar (2AP,3CP)

 

2008 fall term

 

Not so much teaching this term as there is a huge supervision load and due to the fact that I have less teaching responsibilities because of a now full postdoc researcher position.

 

2008 spring term

 

 

2007 fall term

 

 

2007 spring term

 

 

2006/2007 winter semester

 

 

2004/2005 winter semester

 

  • Lecture: Introduction to Computer Science, Programming in Modula 3

  • Seminar: Component Based Embedded Systems: Design, Configuration, and Deployment

 

2004 summer semester

 

  • Lab course: Tool Support for the eHome Process

 

2003/2004 winter semester

 

  • Lecture: Introduction to Computer Science, Programming in Modula 3
  • Lab course: Tool support for the Specification of eHome Services

 

2003 summer semester

 

  • Lab course: Ubiquitous Computing in eHomes

 

2002/2003 winter semester

 

  • Lecture: Introduction to Computer Science, Programming in Modula 3
  • Seminar: Ubiquitous Computing

 

2002 summer semester

Seminar: Noblesse Oblige: XML-Schema and other Graph Types – Applications and Extensions of the Graph Rewriting Language PROGRES

My teaching statement is here.

Contents

  1. Teaching portfolio
  2. Teaching record
    1. 2010 fall term
    2. 2010 spring term
    3. 2009 fall term
    4. 2009 spring term
    5. 2008 fall term
    6. 2008 spring term
    7. 2007 fall term
    8. 2007 spring term
    9. 2006/2007 winter semester
    10. 2004/2005 winter semester
    11. 2004 summer semester
    12. 2003/2004 winter semester
    13. 2003 summer semester
    14. 2002/2003 winter semester
    15. 2002 summer semester

 

Teaching portfolio

 

tulix

Here are the courses I can offer to teach. Courses with a (*) I can also teach as a hands-on or intensive courses with a duration from one day to a week long. If you are interested in these hands-on courses, feel free to invite me (contact). I like to travel and exploring new cultures. The courses with a (+) I can hold with only a little preparation. I try to decrease the amount of classic lecture style classes in my courses to a minimum in favor of active learning methods. Expect a lot of hands on, interaction, and computer usage work in my classes.

  • Distributed Computing
    • Introduction to Grid Computing (+)
    • Hands on courses for classic or Desktop grids (*) (+)
    • full term courses
  • P2P networks
    • distributed storage
    • distributed computing
    • security and privacy in
  • Software Engineering
    • Modeling (*) (+)
    • Visual Programming (*) (+)
    • MDE (*) (+)
    • Agile Software Development (*) (+)
    • Software architecture (+)
    • Webservices
  • Programming (introduction and advanced)
    • in Python (preferred for introduction) (+)
      • This can be also done as game design courses, using python-game and panda3d.
    • in Java (+)
    • in C/C++ (+)
    • in Haskell
    • visually (with UML and Story diagrams) (*) (+)
      • Also here can shift the focus on game design
  • Security in communication networks
  • Operating Systems
    • Basics (Filesystems, Threading, Locking)
    • Systemadministration
    • Virtualization (*)
  • Seminars and lab courses in the areas of
    • Distributed Systems
    • Software Engineering
    • Academic writing and presenting in computer science

I would be also interested in teaching the following:

  • Game and simulation design (not only for Computer Science, I have background for developing games for the Estonian society: see algs)

  • Database design
  • Online collaboration and learning (content management, wikis, moodle and friends)
  • Mashup programming and Scraping – How to harvest contents?

I have a long record in supervising students (see advising). If you are a student and need help with your work or have a good idea for a thesis in my research areas or projects, do not hesitate to contact me.

 

Teaching record

Here are the courses, I am currently teaching or have taught in the past.

 

2010 fall term

  • Lecture: Systems Modeling: MTAT.03.083 (6CP)

  • Seminars:
    • Distributed Systems seminar (2, 4, or 6CP)

 

2010 spring term

  • Seminars:
    • Distributed Systems seminar (2, 4, or 6CP)

 

2009 fall term

 

2009 spring term

  • Lecture: Systems Modeling: MTAT.03.083 (4AP,6CP)

  • Seminars:
    • Distributed Systems seminar (2AP,3CP)

 

2008 fall term

Not so much teaching this term as there is a huge supervision load and due to the fact that I have less teaching responsibilities because of a now full postdoc researcher position.

 

2008 spring term

 

2007 fall term

 

2007 spring term

 

2006/2007 winter semester

 

2004/2005 winter semester

  • Lecture: Introduction to Computer Science, Programming in Modula 3

  • Seminar: Component Based Embedded Systems: Design, Configuration, and Deployment

 

2004 summer semester

  • Lab course: Tool Support for the eHome Process

 

2003/2004 winter semester

  • Lecture: Introduction to Computer Science, Programming in Modula 3
  • Lab course: Tool support for the Specification of eHome Services

 

2003 summer semester

  • Lab course: Ubiquitous Computing in eHomes

 

2002/2003 winter semester

  • Lecture: Introduction to Computer Science, Programming in Modula 3
  • Seminar: Ubiquitous Computing

 

2002 summer semester

Seminar: Noblesse Oblige: XML-Schema and other Graph Types – Applications and Extensions of the Graph Rewriting Language PROGRES

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