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Saleh Elmohamed\\
Northeast Parallel Architectures Center\\
111 College Place\\
CST Bldg, Rm 3-217\\
Syracuse University\\
Syracuse, NY 13244-4100\\
E-mail: saleh@npac.syr.edu\\
Telephone: (315) 443-1073\\
Fax: (315) 443-1973\\


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Saleh Elmohamed\\
Northeast Parallel Architectures Center\\
111 College Place\\
CST Bldg, Rm 3-217\\
Syracuse University\\
Syracuse, NY 13244-4100\\

E-mail: saleh@npac.syr.edu\\
Telephone: (315) 443-1073 (office)\\
           (315) 422-8497 (home)\\
Fax:       (315) 443-1973\\

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\subsubsection*{Career Objective}
 Interested in opportunities in software engineering,
 visual processing, computational modeling and simulation on
heterogeneous computing environments, and in designing Web-based
educational tools for distance learning. 

 Object-oriented software analysis and development, high performance
computing (HPC), developing heuristics for NP-complete problems,
computational methods and pattern/speech recognition systems are all
of prime interest to me. I would like to join a group of interesting
and intelligent researchers to work on some of these areas.

\subsubsection*{Education}
\bi
\item PhD in Computer Science, Syracuse University, Syracuse, NY
 (projected date: Fall 1998).
\item Master of Science in Computer Science, Syracuse University 
 (1995).
\item Graduate work in Applied Mathematics, Oregon State (1985).
\item Bachelor of Science in Mathematics and Computer Science,
 Michigan (1983).
\ei

\subsubsection*{Areas of Knowledge}
\bi
\item Software Engineering (planning, designing, testing, and
 analysis).
\item Non-Euclidean Combinatorial Optimization (e.g. Scheduling,
  Routing, Timetabling). Heuristics and algorithms for tackling these
  kind of problems.
\item Approximation Algorithms.
\item Web-based Programming and High-Performance and Distributed
   Computing (HPDC).
\item Building Web-based Programming Tools for Distance Learning.
\item Visual Learning Tools in Java and Object-Oriented Software
  Analysis.
\item Scientific Computing using Java/MPI, C/MPI on Networks
 of Workstations and High Performance Computer Architectures. 
\item Java-based Technologies for Scientific and Engineering
  Applications. Also, knowledgeable about advanced Java features such
  as JDBC, RMI, and Networking.
\ei

\subsubsection*{Software/Hardware Systems and Languages}
\bi
\item {\bf Programming Skills}: proficient in C, C++, Java,
 CGI/Perl, Lisp, Prolog, Fortran, HPF, and Modula-3.
\item Experience in {\it Unix}, Sun Solaris, VMS, SGI IRIX, 95 and
  NT.
\item Experience and knowledge in the following hardware systems:

 SUN UltraSparcs and Servers, HP Stations, SGI Origin 2000,
 Tektronix Stations, IBM SP-2, Intel Paragon, Cray T3E, PCs, and Macs.
\ei

\subsubsection*{Related Experience}
{\bf Researcher}\\
{\it Organization: Northeast Parallel Architectures Center, Syracuse,
 NY, (1995 till now)}.
\bi
\item Assisted in designing and building a Virtual Programming
     Laboratory (VPL) for programming in Java, Java/MPI, C/MPI, or
     any other HPC on a network of workstations.
\item Designed and successfully implemented scheduling and timetabling
 for Syracuse University using optimization-based methods such as
 Simulated Annealing, Mean Field Annealing and Rule-based approaches.
\item Developing an interface between Java and MPI.
\item Fall 96 and 97, taught, with Geoffrey Fox, Computational Science
  for Simulation Applications and Parallel Computing.
\item Worked and continue to work on Java Tools for Scientific and
 Engineering Applications such as Computational Fluid Dynamics,
 N-body simulations, Monte Carlo simulations and general Web-based
 computing tools for distance learning.
\item Spring 98, teaching and working on Computational Methods for
  Distributed Information Systems.
\item Worked on large scale parallel applications using MPI and HPF.
\ei

{\bf Systems and Software Analyst}\\
{\it Organization: Petroleum and Minerals Exploration and Engineering
 Center (ExPeC), Aramco, July 84 - 1986 (full time), 86 - July 92
(part time)}.
\bi
\item Designed, modified and tested various network protocols for the
 center's  mini- and workstations. Ported knowledge-based and database
 software tools between different environments.
\item Designed, implemented, and analyzed the efficiency of various
 process control algorithms.
\item Designed various process control software tools and worked in
 their portabilities between different computing systems.
\item Designed and implemented graph-based software tools for data analysis.
\ei

{\bf Workstations Lab Assistant}\\
{\it Organization: Oregon State University, Sept 1982 - May 1984}.
\bi
\item Worked on design and implementation of scientific software tools
  on the HP-9836 workstations.
\item Maintained the lab's communication network.
\ei

\subsubsection*{Languages and Communication Skills}
 Have an excellent command of the English language as well as knows
 some French.

\subsection*{Publication}
\begin{enumerate}
\item S. Elmohamed and T. Minoura, {\it Design and implementation of
communication protocols between HP-9836 workstations and Vax-750s},
CS research report and Applied Math report MAT-AM-84/22, Oregon
State Univ. 1984.
\item S. Elmohamed and T. Minoura {\it Software porting between
VAX and HP-9836 workstations}, CS research memo and Applied Math
report MAT-AM-84/27, Oregon State Univ. 1984.
\item S. Elmohamed, Ronald Guenther, and Joel Davis, {\it Modeling and
Simulation of An Ecosystem: a small case of pollution and its
effects on human population growth, and vice verse}, Applied Math
report, Oregon State Univ. 1984.
\item S. Elmohamed, {\it Some issues of reducibility and
equivalence in feedforward neural networks}, NPAC TR 94-60, Syracuse
University, 1995. (submitted for publication)
\item S. Elmohamed, G. Fox, P. Coddington, {\it Optimization
Networks and Annealing for scheduling on a cluster of workstations},
NPAC Tech Report, Syracuse University, 1997. (To appear in Journal of
Physics C)
\item S. Elmohamed, G. Fox, M. McMahon, {\it Web-based CFD Educational
Example: Parallel Implementations and Analysis}, NPAC Tech Report,
Syracuse University, 1997. (To appear in Journal of Physics C)
\item S. Elmohamed, G. C. Fox, P. Coddington, {\it A Comparison of
Annealing Techniques for Academic Course Scheduling}, Proceedings 
of the 2nd International Conference on the Practice and Theory of
Automated Timetabling, Toronto, August 1997. Also to appear in 
   Springer-Verlag Lecture Notes in Computer Science, Volume
1408, 1998.
\end{enumerate}

\subsection*{References}
\begin{enumerate}
\item Professor Geoffrey C. Fox, director, NPAC, 111 college place,
  CST Bldg, Rm 3-217, Syracuse, NY 13244-4100.
\item Dr. Paul D. Coddington, Department of Computer Science,
  University of Adelaide, Adelaide, SA 5005, Australia.
\item Professor Ernest Sibert, Engineering and Computer Science, 111
  College Place, CST Bldg, Rm 2-120, Syracuse, NY 13244.
\end{enumerate}
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