System Laboratory at EPITA (LSE)
Introduction
The LSE is EPITA's systems and security laboratory.
Founded in 1999 with the desire to demonstrate EPITA's expertise in the computer security arena, the LSE fast turned to a two-fold orientation in security and systems, as the later stands both as complementary and undissociable of the latter.
LSE gathers students who wish to specialize in one of the following area:
- Creation and design of operating systems
- Peripheral development
- Systems and networks programming
- Network and software security
Research
LSE weaved a network of industrial partners with which it develops its applied research. LSE's academic research efforts are rather sporadic (i.e. participation in SECI Tunis 02 or Worldcomp 06 both in partnership with LERIA).
Development
Large projects conducted to this day are:
- LSE/OS: first experience in creation and design of operating systems
- Kaneton: strengthened by the LSE/OS
- Camtrace: developed for Axix&Agix
- Lite net PC: developed for Qualistem
- StormShield: lead product of Skyrecon
- Logica/LogiTLA: in partnership with and for RATP
Staying in touch !
Agenda
Academic
Specialization's courses start for the Fall Program!
Monday, February 27, 2012
10h00
Academic
Welcome week for Winter Program Cohort 2013
Monday, March 05, 2012
10h00
Corporate World
Cohort 2011 Fall Program conducting internship
Monday, March 05, 2012
10h00
Academic
Winter Program on Cultural Tour
Friday, March 09, 2012
10h00
Open Day
EPITA vous ouvre ses portes
Saturday, March 17, 2012
10h00
About EPITA
With its inception in 1984, EPITA (Graduate School of Computer Science and Advanced Technologies) is the Engineering School training the best experts who design, develop and improve the future Information and Communication Technologies (ICT). The pedagogy of the school focuses on giving students both the fundamentals of Engineering and the highest expertise in the fields of Computer Science and ICT. The International Master's degree delivered by EPITA is accredited by the French Ministry of Higher Education and Research as a "Diplôme National de Master".