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Nicaise Eric CHOUNGMO FOFACK
INRIA Sophia Antipolis - Projet MAESTRO
2004 Route des Lucioles
B.P. 93
06902 Sophia Antipolis Cedex, France
Office: L131
Email: nicaise(dot)choungmo_fofack(at)inria.fr
Phone: +33 (0)4 9238 7148
Fax: +33 (0)4 9238 7971
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| Position |
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Ph.D. student |
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INRIA and UNSA |
| Research unit |
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Sophia Antipolis |
| Theme |
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Networks and Telecommunications |
| Project-Team |
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MAESTRO |
Biography
Graduated in June 2009, I got my Engineering degre in Telecommunications Systems and Networks form National School of Applied Science (ENSA) of Tanger. My Engineer defense was focused on Tests and Validation of Telecommunication on-chip components for mobile platforms, and It was hosted at STERICSSON for six months. The year after in August 2010, I received the MSc degree in Ubiquitous Networking and Computing at University of Nice Sophia Antipolis (UNSA). My Master thesis was about the Radio Frequence IDentification / Near Field Communication Technologies and Peer-to-Peer Networks, and the work was hold in LogNet-Projet at INRIA during six months. After that, I got The 2010 French Goverment MESR Grant for a PhD position with the project MAESTRO of INRIA where I'm starting my 2nd year.
Research activities
The general topic of my thesis is Stochastic Modelling and Performance Evaluation of Networks.
My research interests are Green Mobile Networks and Caching in Networks
Publications
Submitted papers...
Last Reports
- 1 -
Nicaise Eric Choungmo Fofack.
RFID/NFC Techonologies and P2P Networks, Master Thesis with LogNet Team, Aug. 2010.
Download Here!
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N. Choungmo and A. Makke.
GH-P2P: A Gray-code and Hamming distance based Peer-to-Peer
Information System, Part of Master Thesis with LogNet Team, May 2010
Download Here!
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N. Choungmo, S. Alouf and V. Mancuzo. Cooperative Base Stations for Green Cellular Networks,
Personal Project with MAESTRO Team, Fev. 2010.
Download Here!
Teaching: Tutorial Sessions
- Academic Year 2011/2012
Level: 1st Year of Electronic Engineering Degree ELEC3
Subject: Stochastic processes for Signal processing
Tools: Scilab
- Academic Year 2010/2011
Level: 1st Year of Electronic Engineering Degree ELEC3
Subject: Stochastic processes for Signal processing
Tools: Scilab
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