I have been a computer science teacher for over twenty (20) years, covering topics such as programming languages, data mining, artificial intelligence, data structures, and algorithm analysis. I began researching autonomous computing during my master's program in 2007 and published my first research paper on the subject in 2008. I completed two research projects under the National Research Program for Universities (NRPU): Autonomous Agent Oriented Traffic Control System at FUUAST and Autonomic Data Warehousing Framework at IIUI. I have so far produced over 30 graduate research students and numerous undergraduate students, in addition to publishing over forty (40) research publications in reputable journals and conferences. My long-term goal is to put my footprints in the field of Computer Science by making contributions of original ideas and translating those ideas to end applications and products. In this endeavor, I want to contribute significantly to human society. Aside from academic life, I regularly attend the seminars, workshops, conferences and concert opportunities. These social activities improve interpersonal skills and enable me to appreciate the value of how precious it is to participate in an activity whose members come from different backgrounds.

Research Interests: Autonomous Computing, Data Mining, Machine Learning, HCI and Semantic Web , Design and Analysis of Algorithms.