IIham ALLOUI

IIham ALLOUI is a permanent Lecturer in Computer Science (CNU 27 section) at Savoie Mont Blanc University since 1998, based at Polytech Annecy-Chambéry. She leads research in intelligent software systems at the LISTIC laboratory. Her roles include managing the Competency-Based Approach (CBA) mission for Polytech and overseeing the Pix Digital Skills project for the university.

• Education: PhD in Computer Science from Université Grenoble II (1992-1996), DEA in Computer Science from Université Grenoble II (1989-1990).
• Research Themes: Focuses on evolving software systems, model-driven engineering, distributed intelligent systems, and adaptive architectures using formal methods like modal logic, process algebra, and Markov Decision Processes.

Her recent work (2015–present) involves designing adaptive 'Wise Object' frameworks for autonomous learning in software systems, with applications in fraud detection and microservice optimization. She co-supervised multiple theses on software architecture refinement, remodularization, and knowledge representation.

Grants & Projects: Led or contributed to projects such as OpenCloudware (FUI), EcoCitoyen (AAP), and McWO/COMDA (USMB AAPs), addressing cloud architectures, home automation modeling, and educational innovation.

Teaching: Specializes in model-driven engineering, software quality, and formal programming methods. Initiated educational projects like Reflexpro and APC By Karuta to enhance student professionalization and skill-based learning.