Tamine Abderrahmane

During this period, I’ve been working as a deep learning instructor for electrical and electronics engineering students. I guide them through the fundamentals of deep learning , how neural networks function, the mechanics of backpropagation, and the process of model training. After that , they were able to realise small projects like training CNN on Mnist .

I had the opportunity to teach both professors and students at University 3 Constantine about Prompt Engineering, focusing on how to optimize their interaction with large language models. I explained how LLMs work, the differences between model providers, and effective ways to interact with them. I also introduced practical tools such as web search, deep research, and voice mode, and showed them how to craft prompts for tasks like optical character recognition.