Assistant Dean, Faculty of Engineering (9/92 - 9/96)
Acting Computer Center Director, Jordan University of
Science & Technology, Irbid, Jordan, Summer 1994,
Spring 1995.
Visiting Professor, Department of Electrical Engineering,
University of Ottawa, Ottawa, Ont. K1N 6N5, Canada,
Funded by the Canadian International Development Agency
(CIDA), Summer 1991.
Filed for Tenureship to Associate Professor, (12/96)
Dept. of Electrical Engineering, JORDAN Univ. of Science
and Technology, Irbid, JORDAN
Assistant Professor, (8/89 - Present) Dept. of Electrical
Engineering, JORDAN Univ. of Science and Technology,
Irbid, JORDAN Teaching:
courses :
Random Processes (Graduate Level), EE 705,
Communications Electronics (Senior Level), EE 527,
Advanced Topics in Digital Signal Processing (Adaptive
Filtering), EE 750,
Digital Signal Processing, EE 550,
Numerical Analysis, EE 302,
Probability Theory for Communications, EE 301,
Electronics I, EE 220,
Communications Lab. I (Analog), EE 452,
Communications Lab. II (Digital), EE 552,
and supervising the first Electrical Engineering Lab.
(Circuits), EE 216,
ElectricalCircuits for Non-EE Majors,
EE 303,
Linear Algebra, EE 300,
Electronics Lab. I, EE 222, Signals and Systems, EE 305.
Developed a solid working experience in Computer
Networking (Microsoft Windows NT and 95-based)
Supervised: five Masters degree
students, theses titles were:
Fast Robust LMS-Based Adaptive Algorithms Utilizing the
Dynamics of Physical Systems, by T. F. Haddad, February
1995.
A Comparative Study of a Newly Developed Variable Step
Size (VSS) Adaptive Algorithm with Existing VSS
Algorithms, by Juma M. Abu-Ghalune, December 1994.
Smoothing the Wigner Distribution Using Modified
Cone-Shaped Kernels for Time-Frequency Representation of
Non-Stationary Signals, by Jehad A. Draidi, October 1994,
(In Conjunction with Dr. Labib M. Khadra).
Stationary and Nonstationary Learning Characteristics of
Newly Derived Gradient Algorithms, by Khaled A. Mayyas,
June 1992.
A Comparative Study Between the Fast LMS-Sine Algorithm
and A Fast Transversal RLS Algorithm, by Farooq M.
Fardoos, June 1990.
Supervised: nine undergraduate senior student projects,
titles were:
Echo Cancellation Using Adaptive Filters with a TMS32020
Signal Processor, by Tariq F. Haddad, December 1992.
Adaptive Filters and LPC in Speech Recognition, by Nuha
M. Ghuneimi, May 1993.
A Versatile Multi-Purpose Data Security Digital Signal
Processor, by Basim M. Darweish, December 1994.
Adaptive Filters with Applications to Seismic Prediction
of Earthquakes, by Munther I. Haddad, May 1996.
Two-Dimensional Digital Filtering with Applications to
on-line monitoring of surface roughness of Milled Metals,
byMazin M. Marji, May, 1996.
Coloration of Monochromic TV Images, by Moh'd Magableh,
June 1997.
Fuzzy Logic with Applications to Detecting Surface
Roughness of Milled Metals, by Mahmoud Qasaimeh, June
1997.
A Digital Hardware System for the Detection of ECG
Signals, by Fouad Al-Abweh, June 1997.
Image Processing Techniques for Digital TV Image and
Video Compression, by Bilal H. Al-Anani, December 1997.
Ph. D. Research Assistant, (5/87 - 6/89) Dept. of
Electrical and Computer Engineering, NC State Univ.,
Raleigh, NC, USA. Scholarship Recipient, (1/87 - 7/89)
(For the pursuit of my Ph. D.)
Dept. of Eletrical Engineering, Jordan Univ. of Science
and Technology, Irbid, JORDAN Teaching Assistant, (5/85 -
5/86) Dept. of Electrical and Computer Engineering, NC
State Univ., Raleigh, NC, USA Electronics Engineer, (4/82
- 1/84)
Jordan Armed Forces Headquarters (JAF HQ), Amman, Jordan
Under supervision of MEMCOM International, a
California-Based Company. Was awarded a letter of
appreciation from MEMCOM and a certificate of working
experience.