Courses

• 2012
  • CS 15-317: Constructive Logic, Carnegie Mellon University (Qatar campus), Spring 2012.
  • CS 15-212: Principles of Programming, Carnegie Mellon University (Qatar campus), Spring 2012.
  • CS 80-211: Logic and Mathematical Inquiry, Carnegie Mellon University (Qatar campus), Spring 2012.
• 2011
  • CS 15-221: Technical Writing for Computer Scientists, Carnegie Mellon University (Qatar Campus), Fall 2011.Writing, communication skills, CS, computer science
  • CS 15-199: Discovering Logic, Carnegie Mellon University (Qatar Campus), Spring 2011.
  • CS 15-212: Principles of Programming, Carnegie Mellon University (Qatar Campus), Spring 2011.
  • CS 15-312: Foundations of Programming Languages, Carnegie Mellon University (Qatar Campus), Spring 2011.
• 2010
  • CS 15-349: Introduction to Computer and Network Security, Carnegie Mellon University (Qatar Campus), Fall 2010.
  • CS 15-199: Discovering Logic, Carnegie Mellon University (Qatar Campus), Spring 2010.
  • CS 15-212: Principles of Programming, Carnegie Mellon University (Qatar Campus), Spring 2010.
  • CS 15-312: Foundations of Programming Languages, Carnegie Mellon University (Qatar Campus), Spring 2010.
• 2009
  • CS 15-212: Principles of Programming, Carnegie Mellon University (Qatar Campus), Spring 2009.
  • CS 15-312: Foundations of Programming Languages, Carnegie Mellon University (Qatar Campus), Spring 2009.
• 2008
  • CS 15-349: Introduction to Computer and Network Security, Carnegie Mellon University (Qatar Campus), Fall 2008.
  • CS 15-212: Principles of Programming, Carnegie Mellon University (Qatar Campus), Spring 2008.
  • CS 15-312: Foundations of Programming Languages, Carnegie Mellon University (Qatar Campus), Spring 2008.
• 2007
  • CS 15-502: Technology and Global Development, Carnegie Mellon University (Qatar Campus), Fall 2007.
  • CS 15-212: Principles of Programming, Carnegie Mellon University (Qatar Campus), Spring 2007.
  • CS 15-312: Foundations of Programming Languages, Carnegie Mellon University (Qatar Campus), Spring 2007.
• 2006
  • CS 15-212: Principles of Programming, Carnegie Mellon University (Qatar Campus), Fall 2006.
  • ISA 767/INFS 667: Secure Electronic Commerce, George Mason University, Spring 2006.
• 2005
  • Internet Security Protocols, Department of Information and Software Engineering, George Mason University, Fairfax, VA, 6 December 2005. Invited lecture (3 hours) by Duminda Wijesekera.
• 2003
  • Cryptography and Computer Security, Department of Computer Science, Chiang Mai University, Thailand, 13 July 2003. Graduate course by Philip Rogaway.Invited lecture on Computer Security (4 hours).
  • Linear logic and security, Summer School on Foundations of Security, Eugene, OR — USA, 15-26 June 2003. Course(6 hours).
• 2001
  • Computer Security, Dipartimento di Matematica e Informatica, Università di Udine, Udine, Italy, 3-7 December 2001. Graduate course (12 hours).
  • Security Protocol Specification Languages, International School on Foundations of Security Analysis and Design — FOSAD'01, Bertinoro, Italy, September 20-21 2001. Course (4 hours).
• 1999
  • CS 359: Linear Logic and Applications, Stanford University, Winter 1999. Seminar.
• 1998
  • An Introduction to Logical Frameworks, Département d'Informatique, Université Laval, Quebec, Canada, 14-16 October 1998.

• Miscellaneous
  • Fall 1996: Teaching assistant of Fundamental Principles of Computer Science II (instructor Frank Pfenning), Carnegie Mellon University
  • Spring 1995: Co-organizer of the seminar on Linear Logic and Applications (instructor Frank Pfenning), Carnegie Mellon University
  • Fall 1991: Teaching assistant of Supercompilers (instructor Luis P. Slothouber), University of Houston
  • Summer 1991: Teaching assistant of Distributed Databases (instructor Marek Rusinkiewicz), University of Houston