Assistant Professor, Southern Illinois University

Digital Forensics - Undergraduate and Graduate Levels (CS413 & CS513)

- Study of different legal and ethical issues, storage system, file system, forensics tools.

- Hands-on experience on network, cloud and database forensics, admissibility of digital evidence, and counter-forensics reporting.

Instructor, Florida International University

Network Protocols for Internet of Things (CNT 4165)

- Study of network protocols specifically tailored for IoT devices and systems.

- Covered foundational networking concepts before diving into protocols used in IoT environments, such as MQTT, CoAP, and IPv6. Lab-based learning where students configured and tested IoT devices.

Graduate Teaching Assistant, Florida International University

Senior Design Projects (EEL 4920)

- A capstone experience for senior students, challenging them to apply their academic knowledge to real-world projects.

- Served as a mentor for over 100 projects, guiding students through project planning, design, and implementation phases.

Digital Forensics (EEL 4802) 

- A capstone experience for senior students, challenging them to apply their academic knowledge to real-world projects.

- Served as a mentor for over 100 projects, guiding students through project planning, design, and implementation phases.

Lecturer, Daffodil International University

Artificial Intelligence (CSE 412 & 413)

- Comprehensive introduction to artificial intelligence concepts and techniques. Topics included machine learning, natural language processing, robotics, and intelligent agents.

- Lectures combined with interactive lab sessions to give students hands-on experience. Emphasis on practical applications in AI, encouraging students to solve real-world problems using AI methodologies.