Resume

• 2008

  English

  Arabic

  Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)

  Medical Image Processing

  University of Guelph

  Queueing Theory/Data Traffic

  Image Processing Algorithms

  Intro to Machine Learning

  Data Mining Methods

  Medical Imaging

  Security

  Tech Comm & Res Methodology

  Network Optimization

  Advanced Computer Networks

  Optimization Techniques

• Data Analysis

  Labview

  Simulations

  LaTeX

  Mathematical Modeling

  C

  Solidworks

  Research

  Biomedical Engineering

  Matlab

  University Teaching

  Science

  Programming

  Microsoft Office

  Image Processing

  Teaching

  Machine Learning

  C++

  Simulink

  Statistics

  Adaptive Encryption Using Pseudo-Noise Sequences for Medical Images

  A new algorithm based on the Gold code to permute the indexes of the pixels in a medical\nimage. The permutation process was implemented adaptively according to the output values of the correlation and the NPCR

  Adaptive Encryption Using Pseudo-Noise Sequences for Medical Images

  Using C++ for Data Transfer by Software Handshaking

  Dr. A.I.A.Jabbar

  Design a VPN switch using MATLAB simulink software. This VPN switch has the ability to support firewall

  encryption

  authentication

  and data integrity for secure tunneling across managed IP networks and Internet. Introducing scrambling code within a VPN switch for encryption is \nsomething new. The basic advantage of this method is to eliminate long headers

  \nwhich are usually dedicated for authentication and encapsulation in IPSec. \nTherefore an increase in the bandwidth efficiency of the channel is expected. \nLarger values of spreading factor show better probability of error and data \nintegrity in spite of the decrement in the bandwidth of the channel in some cases.

  Analysis and Design of a Novell VPN Switch

  A hybrid encryption is proposed

  where AES is applied for ROI and a coding method such as Gold code (GC) is applied for the ROB after improvement. The proposed method has a shorter processing time than applying AES for the whole medical image. In addition

  it has a very good security level as seen in the related entropy and correlation calculations.

  Segmentation Based Encryption Method for Medical Images

  The use of several encryption algorithms with variable key lengths to control the processing time required for the encryption process and the robustness quality. Encryption processing time

  robustness of the encrypted image and the side information required for transmission of the decryption key are the main parameters for optimization. The trade-off among them stems from the variation in processing time with the key length of encryption algorithm

  image size

  number of regions and the side information to reduce processing time while maintaining a high level of robustness.

  An Adaptive Encryption Based Genetic Algorithms for Medical Images

  Proposing a new security method includes encryption and watermarking techniques. In encryption part a new algorithm based on number theory and uses Chinese remainder theorem as a backbone is introduced. On watermarking part

  a new lossless algorithm for medical images is presented. The algorithm divides the medical image into two regions: a region of interest (ROI) and a region of background (ROB). The pixel values of the ROI contain the important information so this region must not experience any change. The proposed watermarking technique is based on dividing the\nmedical image in to blocks and inserting the watermark to the ROI by shifting the blocks. Then

  an equivalent number of blocks in the ROB are removed.

  Improving the Security of the Medical Images

  Mahmood

  PhD

  EIT

  Mosul Technical Institute

  Sheridan College

  University of Guelph

  Electrical Transmission Projects

  University of Guelph

  Mosul

  Iraq

  Served as a lecturer of the courses: Electronic Circuits

  and 8086 Microprocessor. \n•\tCourse preparation

  lecture presentation by introducing course material and solving problems.\n•\tStudent consultation and guidance.\n•\tInvigilating exams and grading. \n•\tSupervising students’ projects.

  Sessional Lecturer

  Mosul Technical Institute

  Oakville

  ON

  Edge to Core Network Foundations (TELE10025)\nIntroduction to Communication Networks (TELE 16048)\nIntroduction to Data Communications and Networking (TELE 13167)

  Part-Time Faculty

  Sheridan College

  Baghdad

  Iraq

  Installing and programming Selta 500 PABX

  PMX multiplexer and ESB2000 PLC.\nInstalling the supervisory control and data acquisition (SCADA) system. \nInstalling communication equipments in the grid area such as line traps

  CVT

  matching filter

  and earth switch.\nDrawing and implementing electrical drafts of lighting

  fire alarm/ fighting

  telephone cabling.\nPreparing the cable lists for the connection between the multiplexer and the PABX for voice service and also for data service such as teleprotection signals that comes from the RTU. \nPreparing the cable lists to connect the pilot cable

  coaxial cables

  fiber optic

  and control signals cables with the main distribution frame (MDF).

  Senior Communications Engineer

  Electrical Transmission Projects

  I served as a TA for the following Courses:\n\nMedical Imaging (ENGG*4660).\nSignal Processing (ENGG*3390).\nElectrical Devices (ENGG*3450).\nElectric Circuits (ENGG*2450).\nEngineering Systems Analysis (ENGG*2400)

  Graduate Teaching Assistant

  Ontario

  Canada

  University of Guelph

  Worked on improving the security performance of DICOM medical images using optimization techniques.\nSupervised by Prof. Bob Dony

  PHD Candidate

  Ontario

  Canada

  University of Guelph

  Ontario

  Canada

  Serving as a lecturer for the courses:\nIntroduction to Machine Learning (ENGG*6500)\nAdvanced Digital Signal Processing (ENGG*6560)\nSimulation Analysis of Discrete Event Systems (ENGG*6380)\nEngineering & Design III (ENGG*3100)\nElectric Circuits (ENGG*2450) \nOccupational Health and Safety (ENGG*1070) \n• Delivery of the lectures\n• Plan

  develop and implement tutorials

  assignment questions and solutions

  exam questions

  and office hours\n• Student consultation and guidance\n• Invigilating exams and grading

  Sessional Lecturer

  University of Guelph