This is a list of lectures, courses and practicals I taught, including those for which I was responsible for organization when I was an associate professor at Sorbonne Université.
Bachelor 1: Diversity of Life:
- Biodiversity.
- Evolution of Bilateria.
- The vertebrate circulatory system.
- Diversity of life cycles in Opisthokonta.
- The tree of life.
Bachelor 2: Evolution in food webs.
General ecology:
- Unstructured population dynamics level 1.
- Ecology of littoral organisms.
- Ecosystem engineers.
- Evolution of sociality.
Bachelor 3: Field Ecology.
- Effect of tree stand age on plant and arthropod diversity in the Fontainebleau forest.
- Sampling design.
- Data collection.
- Data analysis in R.
- Result interpretation.
Master 1: Evolution and population dynamics:
- Sexual selection, evolution of senescence, evolution of mating systems.
- Ecology and evolution of dispersal.
- Unstructured population dynamics level 2.
- Exploited populations.
- Structured population dynamics and life cycles.
- Levels of selection.
Community dynamics:
- Competition: Lotka-Volterra and resource competition models.
- Exploitation: from Lotka-Volterra to Rosenzweig-MacArthur.
- Mutualism.
Statistics and data analysis with R.
Master 2: Ecology and management of aquatic ecosystems:
- Ecology of rivers and wetlands.
- Ecology and evolution of exploited fish populations.
Behavioral ecology:
- Ecology and evolution of animal migrations.
Structured population dynamics:
- Evolution of body size.
- Physiologically-structured population models in the EBTtool.