Teaching: Computer science – GEA department – IUT de Saint Denis
Research: CALIN team
Website for applying:
https://www.galaxie.enseignementsup-recherche.gouv.fr/ensup/cand_recrutement_enseignants_chercheurs.htm
Description
Teaching
Computer science – GEA department (Gestion des entreprises et des administrations) – IUT de Saint Denis
Address:
IUT de Saint-Denis, Place du 8 mai 1945, 93200 Saint-Denis
Job description:
The Bachelor of Technology in business and administration management (BUT GEA) is a national diploma at Bac +3 level with 4 specializations: accounting and finance, management control, human resources and management & entrepreneurship. The recruited Associate Professor (MCF) shall contribute to all four specializations and teach in computer science for the national BUT GEA program through lectures, tutorials, and practical work.
Over the three years of the BUT program, the following subjects are taught (cf PN GEA).
- Digital management tools: Discovering digital tools and applications in a professional context and using the fundamentals of spreadsheets.
- Digital data processing
- Information exploitation: Modeling using software and assisting in decision-making
- Conceptual Data Model
- Link with Pivot Table (TCD)
- Algorithms and programming.
- Algorithmic concepts.
- Programming (Visual Basic for Application (VBA)….).
- Macros (VBA) for creating dashboards.
A part of the recruited person’s duties will involve participating in cross-disciplinary pedagogical activities (Learning and Evaluation Situations) with other members of the teaching teams. The recruited person will also be required to support students in the completion of their internship reports and portfolios.
Website:
https://iutsd.univ-paris13.fr/departement/gestion-entreprises-administrations/
Contacts:
First and last name : Chef(fe) de département GEA
Position : Chef(fe) de département GEA
Email: geadir.iutsd@univ-paris13.fr
Research
Research Unit.
Laboratoire d’Informatique de Paris Nord (UMR CNRS 7030)
Description.
The research at Laboratoire d’Informatique de Paris-Nord (LIPN – CNRS UMR 7030) is split into five teams and includes machine learning, combinatorial optimization, combinatorics, logics, verification, and language processing. LIPN is one of the three research laboratories of the MathSTIC consortium together with the mathematics department (LAGA) and the signal processing department (L2TI).
The research in the CALIN (combinatorics) team of LIPN covers a large part of modern combinatorics (analytic, algebraic, and geometric combinatorics), and its interactions with algorithms and physics. This is a very dynamic team: its permanent members (4 full professors, 5 assistant professors, and 5 CNRS researchers) are involved in numerous national and international collaborations, and publish their results in top-level international journals.
The CALIN team is recruiting an assistant professor working at the interface between combinatorics, computational geometry, and computational topology. Excellent candidates with a research profile in other aspects of combinatorics and its interactions with physics or computer science are also welcome.
Team web site:
https://lipn.univ-paris13.fr/calin/
Contacts:
Frédérique Bassino
LIPN Director
frederique.bassino@univ-paris13.fr
Lionel Pournin
Leader of the CALIN research team
pournin@lipn.univ-paris13.fr