Description Cet atelier-conférence de 45 minutes offre une introduction pratique à Git et GitHub pour les étudiantes et étudiants universitaires sans expérience préalable. À l’aide de démonstrations guidées, les participants apprendront à créer un compte GitHub, gérer des dépôts locaux et distants, cloner un projet, utiliser les branches et collaborer sur un projet simple (ex. : page HTML). Les concepts clés de la collaboration logicielle (repository, branch, clone, push, pull, etc.) seront expliqués de manière progressive et accessible. 🎯 Learning Outcomes À la fin de l’atelier, les participants seront capables de : - créer et configurer un compte GitHub ; - créer, cloner et gérer des dépôts Git ; - utiliser les commandes de base (clone, push, pull) ; - créer et gérer des branches ; - collaborer sur un projet simple et résoudre des conflits élémentaires. --- Description This 45-minute workshop-conference provides a hands-on introduction to Git and GitHub for university students with no prior experience. Through guided demonstrations, participants will learn how to create a GitHub account, manage local and remote repositories, clone projects, use branches, and collaborate on a simple project (e.g., an HTML page). Core collaboration concepts (repository, branch, clone, push, pull, etc.) are explained step by step in an accessible manner. 🎯 Learning Outcomes By the end of the workshop, participants will be able to: - create and set up a GitHub account; - create, clone, and manage Git repositories; - use basic Git commands (clone, push, pull); - create and manage branches; - collaborate on a simple project and handle basic merge conflicts. Speaker(s): Dr Ntang, Dr Marina Agenda: This bilingual (French and English) 45-minute GitHub presentation is intend to enable any participant, who has no prior experience with GitHub, to create a GitHub account, create a Git repository on their computer, and sequentially perform the following actions: i) The participant creates a local project on their computer and pushes it to a GitHub repository to which the participant has access. ii) The presenter modifies the project that the participant uploaded to GitHub. iii) The participant also modifies the project locally. iv) The participant pulls the remote project from GitHub onto their local machine and merges it with their own changes, managing conflicts if necessary. The project must be very simple, for example an HTML file that displays “Hello, the participant’s name.” v) The participant clones (pulls) a remote project from the presenter onto their local computer. vi) The participant creates a new local branch that is different from the project’s default branch. vii) The participant modifies the new branch and points it to the default branch of the remote project. viii) The participant pushes the modified project to the remote repository. ix) The presenter validates the participant’s changes. Of course, it will be important during the presentation to explain the concepts of branching, cloning, pushing, pulling, commit, etc. The terms “project” and “repository” are considered synonymous. Virtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/524043

We are pleased to invite your Organizational Unit and members to the 2025 IEEE Education Society Robotics Session Initiative, organized by the IEEE Education Society, IEEE Education Society Tunisia Section Chapter, and the local organizers of TSYP13. The session is organized by Dr. Hamadou Saliah-Hassane and animated on-site by M. Kayoum Djedidi in Hammamet, Tunisia, as part of the Tunisian Student and Young Professionals Congress 2025, with remote participation enabled. All session details + resources for your teams are available here: Session page: https://education-society.vercel.app/index.html#session Workshop details and resources: https://education-society.vercel.app/workshop-details.html Event info: Date: Tuesday, December 23, 2025 Time: 2:30 PM – 6:00 PM (Tunisia time, UTC+1) Location: Medina Diar Lemdina, Hammamet Format: Hybrid (on-site + online) You should have received the Google Calendar invitation from M. Kayoum Djedidi. For convenience: Join link (online): https://meet.google.com/zud-rgka-dsb Attendance (important): Please ask your members / any interested individuals to confirm participation by filling this form: https://forms.gle/pcjzH4pN9T4f9tTm6 Everyone who fills the form will also receive a Google Calendar invitation. The session is divided into two parts (Foundations + ROS2/modern robotics). We will adapt content and pace based on the attendees’ level (beginner to intermediate). Co-sponsored by: Tunisian Student and Young Professional Congress 2025 (TSYP13) Speaker(s): Hamadou , M. Kayoum Agenda: 8:30 - 12:00 - Part 1: Robotics Foundations + First Robot 12:00 - 12:15 - Short Break - Refreshments and networking opportunity 12:15 - 18: 15 - Part 2: ROS2 & Cloud-Native Robotic Medina Diar Lemdina, Hammamet, Medenine, Tunisia, Virtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/523693

Integrated QoS, Energy-Aware Traffic Engineering, and Weather-Resilient Optical Downlink Scheduling for LEO Satellite Networks Abstract: Low Earth orbit (LEO) mega-constellations are becoming a key component of the future Internet, offering global coverage and supporting applications with diverse performance requirements. Managing traffic in these dynamic networks requires approaches that consider routing, quality of service (QoS), energy efficiency, and environmental factors. Advances in QoS-aware routing, green segment-routed traffic engineering, and weather-resilient optical downlink scheduling show how LEO systems can better adapt to variable loads, heterogeneous QoS demands, and adverse conditions. We divide the presentations in three parts focusing on QoS-driven, energy-aware, and weather-resilient traffic management in LEO satellite networks as follows: Part I: Topology-Aware and QoS-Driven Traffic Management in LEO Satellite Networks Part II: Green Traffic Engineering for Satellite Networks using SRv6, Flex-Algo, and SDN Part III: Optical Downlink Scheduling in Adverse Weather Conditions for Delay-Tolerant Sparse Satellite Constellations. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Qualité de service intégrée, ingénierie du trafic écoénergétique et planification de la liaison descendante optique résistante aux intempéries pour les réseaux de satellites LEO Résumé: Les méga-constellations en orbite terrestre basse (LEO) deviennent un élément clé de l’Internet du futur, offrant une couverture mondiale et prenant en charge des applications aux exigences de performance variées. La gestion du trafic dans ces réseaux dynamiques nécessite des approches qui prennent en compte le routage, la qualité de service (QoS), l’efficacité énergétique et les facteurs environnementaux. Les progrès réalisés en matière de routage prenant en compte la QoS, d’ingénierie du trafic par segments verts et de planification des liaisons descendantes optiques résistantes aux intempéries montrent comment les systèmes LEO peuvent mieux s’adapter aux charges variables, aux exigences de QoS hétérogènes et aux conditions difficiles. Nous divisons les présentations en trois parties, axées sur la gestion du trafic axée sur la QoS, l’efficacité énergétique et la résilience aux intempéries dans les réseaux de satellites LEO. Partie I : Gestion du trafic prenant en compte la topologie et la QoS dans les réseaux de satellites LEO Partie II : Ingénierie du trafic vert pour les réseaux satellitaires utilisant SRv6, Flex-Algo et SDN Partie III : Planification des liaisons descendantes optiques dans des conditions météorologiques défavorables pour les constellations satellitaires clairsemées tolérantes aux délais. Dhiraj Bhattacharjee (Carleton U) Jiantao Liang (Carleton U) Ethan Fettes (Carleton U) About / A propos The High Throughput and Secure Networks (HTSN) Challenge program is hosting regular virtual seminar series to promote scientific information sharing, discussions, and interactions between researchers. https://nrc.canada.ca/en/research-development/research-collaboration/programs/high-throughput-secure-networks-challenge-program Le programme Réseaux Sécurisés à Haut Débit (RSHD) organise régulièrement des séries de séminaires virtuels pour promouvoir le partage d’informations scientifiques, les discussions et les interactions entre chercheurs. https://nrc.canada.ca/fr/recherche-developpement/recherche-collaboration/programmes/programme-defi-reseaux-securises-haut-debit NEW: In order to promote more open discussions/interactions, at the end of the presentation and Q/A, we will allow other experts in this field (quantum comm) to present very briefly their work (1 slide, 2 min max) or their company. / Afin de favoriser des discussions/interactions plus ouvertes, à la fin de la présentation et des questions/réponses, nous permettrons aux experts de ce domaine (communications quantiques) de présenter très brièvement leurs travaux (1 diapositive, 2 min max) ou leur compagnie. Co-sponsored by: National Research Council, Canada. Speaker(s): Dhiraj Bhattacharjee, Jintao Liang, Ethan Fettes Virtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/518590