Mohamed  Taoufiq Damir

 

 Courses at AIMS:

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+ Topics in real and complex analysis, David Bekolle (YAOUNDE I-Cameroon).

+ Primality testing - Amadou Tall(Dakar-Senegal).

+ Probability Calculus, Random Systems and Related Topics (Paris Sud-France).

+ Differential Calculus and Geometry, Helene Eynard-Bontemps (Paris VI-France).

+ Computer Security and Privacy, Tara Whalen, Google and Stanford University (USA).

+ Graph Theory and its applications, Ben Geloun, Rivasseau, (Paris Sud- France).

+ Diophantine equations, Michel Waldschmidt (Paris) & Claude Levesque (Laval-Canada)

 

 Courses at Aalto University (2017-2010):

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1. MS-A0311 - Differential and integral calculus 3.

2. MS-C1081 - Abstract algebra.

3. MS-E1997 - Abstract Algebra II.

4. MS-E1110 - Number theory.

5. MS-E1050 - Graph theory.

6. MS-E1111 - Galois theory.

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Research Supervision and Mentoring

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I acted as an advisor or co-supervisor for the following theses projects:

Past Master Theses (titles) at AIMS (2015-2016)

1. Elliptic Curves Pairings and Applications to Cryptography.
2. Securing Vehicular Ad-hoc Network With Public-Key Infrastructure.

Past Bachelor Theses (titles) at the University of Helsinki (Jul 2021-Jul 2023)

1.  Machine Learning Methods for Intrusion Detection.

2.  Authentication and Key Agreement in Beyond-5G.

3.  Formal Verification of Authentication Protocols

4.  Towards Real-Time Ray Tracing.

5.  Best Practices in Supercomputer Benchmarking.

6. Secure Messaging and the Signal Protocol.

7.  FPGA Implementations Of Lattice Based Cryptography.

8.  A Comparative Study of Serverless Platforms.

9.  Fooling Neural Networks.