Lectures
- The seminar course "Analytical Methods for Security and Risk Management" in TU-Berlin (Winter and Summer 09/10 semesters with minor variations).
- The invited mini-course "Game Theory for Networking and Security" in the 2010 Spring School on Game Theory and Computer Science in Champery, Switzerland, between 1-5 February 2010.
Invited Talks and Lectures
- Invited talk "Network Games and Mechanisms for Distributed Decision Making" in The University of Melbourne and CSIRO ICT Centre, Sydney, Australia, March 2011.
- Plenary talk "Game Theory in Wireless Networks" in the Workshop "Indoor and Outdoor Femto Cells" (IOFC 2010) as part of the IEEE PIMRC 2010, Istanbul, Turkey, September 2010. More information about this talk along with pictures and a short video is available on the PerAda (sponsoring organization) website.
- Invited talk at Bahcesehir University, Istanbul, Turkey, September 2010.
- Invited talk at the Alcatel-Lucent Bell Labs, Fraunhofer HHI, Deutsche Telekom Labs joint workshop "The Future of Communications: Science, Technologies, and Services", Berlin, June 2010.
- Invited talk at EPFL, School of Comp. and Comm. Sciences, Switzerland, February 2010.
- Inaugural lecture in TU-Berlin, titled "Decision and Game Theory for Autonomous Security", January 2010.
- Invited lectures at Bogazici, Dogus, and Sabanci Universities (Turkey) in 2007-2009.
- Guest lecture "A Game and Decision Theoretic Approach to Network Security: Detection, Analysis, and Response" Stanford University, May 2008.
- Invited lecture on applications of game theory to networks and security in Nancy, France, as part of Ecole Jeunes Chercheurs Informatique Mathematique, March 20, 2007.
Supervision of Students
PhD
- Anil Kumar Chorppath, TU-Berlin.
- Kien C. Nguyen, Univ. of Illinois. Jointly with Prof. Tamer Basar.
MS
- Xing Liu, TUB (Tech. Univ. Berlin). Jointly with Prof. Joerg Raisch.
- Gabriel Zapgho and Tunc Kilicarslan, TUB. Jointly with Prof. Sahin Albayrak.
Past Teaching Experience
Instructor
I was the instructor of the following courses in University of Illinois (UIUC) with full responsibilities:
- ECE 486:Control Systems at UIUC, Fall semester, 2005.
This is the undergraduate level (3rd-4th year) control systems course. - ECE 410: Digital Signal Processing at UIUC, Summer semester, 2005.
This is the undergraduate level (3rd-4th year) digital signal processing course.
Teaching Assistant (TA)
- ECE 486:Control Systems, at UIUC, Spring semester, 2005.
- ECE 110: Introduction to Electrical Engineering Laboratory, at UIUC, 2003.