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- Criner, Oscar H. - Professor
- Dotson, Ulysses - Visiting Instructor
- Ghemri, Lila - Assistant Professor
- Gonzalez, Michael - Visiting Instructor
- Javadi, John - Visiting Instructor
- Javadian, Moshen - Associate Professor
- Kamel, Khaled - Professor and Chair
- Khan, Farrukh - Assistant Professor
- Lin, Chen-Feng - Assistant Professor
- Ma, Li - Visiting Instructor
- Roosta, Seyed - Associate Professor
- Singh, Tarsem - Assistant Professor
- Sleem, Aladdin - Assistant Professor
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Criner, Oscar H. - Professor
Email: criner_oh@tsu.edu
Office Phone:
Highest Degree Obtained: Ph.D
Year: 1972
School: University of California, Berkeley
- Externally Funded Projects:
- Development of Natural Language Understanding Grammars for Monitoring Conversations between Pilots and Air Traffic Controllers, funded by NASA Ames Research Center, Moffett Field, Mountain View, CA - October 2000, $100,000
- H-1B Visa Training Program operated by the Quality Software Developers Institute (QSDI), funded by The Department of Labor, Houston-Galveston Area Council - August 2000, $2,733,484
- TNRCC/Galveston Bay Estuary Program, State of the Bay Report Update, funded by Galveston Bay Estuary Program, Webster, Texas - July 2000, $50,000
- TNRCC/Galveston Bay Estuary Program, funded by Galveston Bay Estuary Program, Webster, Texas - January 2000, $100,000
(Title of Project and Funding Agency)
- List of professional activities
- AT & T Bell Laboratories now Lucent Technologies
- Motorola
- National Easter Seal Society
- A. J. Lee's GmbH
- Office of the Lt. Governor, US Virgin Islands
- deJongh/Williams Joint Venture, US Virgin Islands
- Dean, College of Science & Technology 1984-86
- List of software developed or under development
- Software Development Pedagogical Tools and Systems for Software Developer Training (2000 to Present)
- GBEP-DAS -- Galveston Bay Estuary Program Data Analyses System (2000-Present)
- SAMES - Student Average Meal Equivalents System, ARAMARK/HISD (1999-2001)
- SPREADEM - A computational model for trading seasonal spreads in commodity markets (1999-Present)
- DAYTRIPPER - An intelligent system for real time trading in volitile financial markets (1999-Present)
- Software design, development, and implementation for intelligent domain specific speech enabled products utilizing natural language understanding technologies (1999-Present)
- COSTTRAX - A system to track the expenditures of large scale capital improvement programs (1989-1994)
(Last 10 years)
- Selected Publications
- "Recommendations for Improving the BWM Process," Co-author D. J. Rak, AT&T Bell Laboratories, Technical Memorandum, Naperville, Illinois, 1990.
- "Improving the Use of High Performance Computers in Minority Education", A Concept Paper prepared for the National Science Foundation Workshop on the Role of High Performance Computers in Education, National Center for Supercomputing Applications, University of Illinois, Urbana, Illinois, October 28?30, 1990.
- "Quality in Education is Necessary for Continued Economic Viability", African World, April 1, 1998.
(Last 10 years)
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Dotson, Ulysses- Visiting Instructor
Email: dotsionus@tsu.edu
Office Phone: 713 -313 - 1318
Highest Degree Obtained: M.S.
Office : NSC 123
Education
o B.S., Texas Southern University
o M.S., Texas Southern University
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Ghemri, Lila - Assistant Professor
Email: Ghemri_lx@tsu.edu
Office Phone: 713 -313 -7936
Highest Degree Obtained: Ph.D
Year:
School:
Society Membership
Research Interest
My specialty is artificial intelligence and particularly Natural Language processing and Intelligent Tutoring Systems. My research interest are in the development of intelligent educational systems that can predict and correct student errors in a scientific domain of learning and select the teaching material that is suited to a particular student based on the errors and misconceptions that were identified for this student. My second area of interest is the semantic web and the development of web metadata extraction engine based on RDF specification. The RDF graph obtained from extraction can be used for automatic web content evaluation. This research interest stems from my work at the Microelectronics and Computer Corporation at Austin, and at Brightware Inc, where I worked on developing ontologies, knowledge based systems, NLP and information extraction systems.
Teaching Interest
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Computer Programming
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Computer Languages and Grammars
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Programming paradigms
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Artificial Intelligence
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Knowledge Based and Rule based Systems
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Natural Language Processing Systems
Selected Publications
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“A Multimedia Online Computer Literacy Course: Development and Preliminary Evaluation”
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ACET Journal of Computer Education and Research, Summer 2004
- “ MITA: An information Extraction Approach to the Analysis of Free-Form Text in Life Insurance Applications” AI Magazine, Spring 1998, IAAI-97 Award for Innovative Applications.
- “A Cognitive Framework for Second Language Error Diagnosis” Proceeding of the 2nd International Conference on Intelligent Tutoring Systems, Montreal, Canada 1992
Awards and Special Recognitions
- August 2002: Seed Grant ($10,000) to realize a web based online course for a heavy attendance computer Literacy class. Project was realized and tested.
- October 2003: Award for attending the Association for Computer Education In Texas conference.
- May 1997: Received the Innovative Application of Artificial Intelligence (IAAI) Award from the American Association of Artificial Intelligence.
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Gonzalez, Michael- Visiting Instructor
Email: gonzalezmo@tsu.edu
Office Phone: 713 -313 - 7730
Highest Degree Obtained: M.S.
Office : NSC 112
Education
o B.S., Texas Southern University
o M.S., Texas Southern University
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Javadi, John - Visiting Instructor
Email: javadij@tsu.edu
Office Phone: 713-313-7023
Highest Degree Obtained:
Year:
School:
List of professional activities
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1978-2000: Principal Course Instructor at Honeywell, Inc.
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2001-2004: Computer Process Control Consultant, PAS, Inc.
Research Interest
Teaching Interest
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Javadian, Moshen - Assistant Professor
Email: javadian_m@tsu.edu
Office Phone:
Highest Degree Obtained: M. S.
Year: 1987
School: University of Houston
- List of community and university services
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- Departmental Curriculum Committee
- List of professional activities
- AT & T Bell Laboratories now Lucent Technologies
- United Space Alliance, Houston,TX)
- Visiting Professor (Houston, TX), 1997 (Summer)
- Visiting Professor (Denver, CO), 1990 (Summer)
- Visiting Professor(Middletown, NJ), 1991 (Summer)
- Visiting Professor(Denvcr, CO), 1993, (Summer)
- Visiting Professor(Denvcr, CO), 1994, (Summer)
- Visiting Professor(Denvcr, CO), 1995, (Summer)
- List of Research Interest Keywords
- Ada Programming, DBMS/MPAD, Integrated Services Digital Network, CimStation Robotic Graphics, TARTS Script Development, Generic 3 Management Application, Automated Software, Checkout Monitor.
- Selected Publications
- R1V4/R1V5 Software Evaluation.? Denver, CO: AT & T Bell Laboratories Proprietary Report, 1990. Moshen Javadian.
- Windows Development-Executive Telephone Set ? Work Project No. 120w80000-E17030?, Middletown, NJ: AT&T Bell Laboratories Proprietary Report, 1991. Moshen Javadian.
- Checkout Monitor.? Proprietary software constructed for the United Space Alliance (Houston, TX). First tow modules completed during the summer of a1997. Additional modules currently under construction. Referenced above
(Last 10 years)
- Training/Instructional Capability
- Structured Programming
- Computer Organization
- Advanced Programming in C
- Algorithms and Data Structures
- Software Engineering and Testing
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Kamel, Khaled - Professor and Chair
Email: kamelka@tsu.edu
Office Phone: 713-313-7582
Highest Degree Obtained: Ph. D.
Year: 1982
School: University of Cincinnati
- 1982, Ph.D., Electrical and Computer Engineering, University of Cincinnati., Cincinnati, OH.
- 1976, M.Sc., Computer Science, University of Waterloo, Ontario, Canada.
- 1974, B.Sc., Mathematics, Ain‑Shams University, Cairo, Egypt.
- 1971, B.Sc., Electrical Engineering, Cairo University, Cairo, Egypt.
Doctoral Thesis
A bottom‑up structural approach for picture segmentation, generation of description and classification
Research Interests
o Computer Communication and Networks.
o Real Time Programming and PLC’s.
o Computer Control and Process Automation.
Teaching Interest
Data Communication and Networking, Computer Architectures, Computer Control and real time programming and Process and System Automation
Selected Publications
- K.A. Kamel, A. Kumar, and A. Sleem," Handoff Management in Wireless Data Networks using Topography-Aware Mobility Prediction,” Annual Review of Communications, Volume 58, December 2005.
o AlaaEldin Sleem, Moumen Ahmed, Anup Kumar, and Khaled Kamel “Enhancing Genetic Algorithms Performance Using Parallel and
o Distributed Computing,” International Journal of Computers and Their Applications, September 2003.
o AlaaEldin Sleem, Anup Kumar, and Khaled Kamel “Using Cell Topography in Predicting Intra-Cell Mobility in Wireless Internet Networks,” ISCC’2003, Turkey July 2003.
o K.A. Kamel, A. Kumar, A. S. Elmaghraby, and Alok Srivastava," Generalized Objected Oriented Simulation Frame Work for Multimedia-on-Demand Services,” Annual Review of Communications, Vol. 55, ISBN: 1-931695-02-4, May 2002.
o K.A. Kamel, A. Kumar, and Sanjay Ahuja,"Integrated Reliability and Capacity-Based Resource Allocation in Distributed Systems,” Annual Review of Communications, Vol. 53, ISBN: 0-933217-80-3, September 2001.
o Khaled Kamel and AlaaEldin Sleem, “A Comparative Study of Parallel Vs Distributed Genetic Algorithm Implementation for ATM Networking Environment,” the fifth IEEE Symposium on Computers and Communications, July 2000, France.
o K. Kamel and E. Kamel, “Economic Assessment of an Irrigation Canal Automation and Control Project,” Accepted by the Journal of Engineering Valuation and Cost Analysis, Volume 4, Issue 1, May 2000.
o K.A. Kamel, A. Aly, and A. Kumar, "Scheduling on Top of Network of Heterogeneous Workstations,” Annual Review of Communications, Vol. 51, April 1999
Recent Research Proposals and Grants
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E-Commerce: Adoption, Acceptance, and Prototyping in Abu Dhabi, Abu Dhabi Chamber of Commerce and UAEU, June 2002 – July 2003, PI and Project Director, DH 400,000.
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The Software Business Incubator Development Program for Egypt, United States Agency for International Development (USAID), Co-Director, $4,859,300 (Partial funding secured), May 2001.
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Master of Science in Computer Science Intakes 3 and 4 programs, RITI, Cairo, Egypt, Director, $312,500, 1999-2001.
Awards and Special Recognitions
o IEEE Senior Member
o IEEE Computer Society Chair, KY Chapter (1996-1999)
o IASTED Society for Robotics and Automation
o Tau Beta Pi Eminent Member
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Khan, Farrukh- Assistant Professor
Email: khanf@tsu.edu
Office Phone: 713 -313 - 4938
Highest Degree Obtained: Ph,D.,
Office : NSC 113
Education
o B.S., California Institute of Tech, Pasadena, California
o M.S., University of Southern Mississippi
o Ph.D., Purdue University
Research Interest
- Security Engineering; Multimedia Networking,
- Storage and Retrieval; Sensor Networks
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Ma, Li - Visiting Instructor
Email: malx@tsu.edu
Office Phone: 713-313-7028
Highest Degree Obtained:
Year:
School:
List of professional activities
1996-1999: Research Assistant, Geodynamics Research Lab, Department of Earth and Space Science, UCLA, CA
2000-2002: Teaching Assistant, Network Research Lab, Department of Computer Science, UCLA, CA
2002-2003: Research Associate, Infectious Disease Research Lab, Department of Biomathematics, UCLA, CA
Society Membership
Research Interest
- Analysis, design, and control of computer communication networks and systems
- Computer network protocol evaluation
- Wireless and mobile network routing protocol design and performance analysis
- Data mining
- Development and Applications of Computer Techniques in biology and medicine Studies.
Teaching Interest
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Introduction to Computer Science (Programming Languages Application)
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Computer Network Fundamentals
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Database Management Systems
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Computer System Modeling Fundamentals
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Logical Design of Digital System
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Elements of Computer Graphics
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HTML
Publications
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S.M. Blower and Li Ma. 2004. Calculating the contribution of HSV-2 epidemics to increasing HIV incidence rates: treatment implications. Clinical Infectious Diseases 39(Suppl 5): S240-S247. [Full Text]
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S.M. Blower, L. Ma, P. Farmer, and S. Koenig. 2003. Predicting the impact of antiretrovirals in resource poor settings: preventing HIV infections whilst controlling drug resistance. Current Drug Targets - Infectious Disorders 3: 345-353. [Full Text]
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X. Hong, M. Gerla and L. Ma (2002) “Multiple-Landmark Routing for Large Groups in Ad Hoc Networks”, MILCOM, October, 2002.
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L. Ma (2001) “Landmark routing with multiple landmarks in the ad hoc networks”, Report for master degree, Department of Computer Science, UCLA.
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L. Ma (1999) “3D mantle convection with evolving continents”, Report for master degree, Department of Earth and Space Science, UCLA.
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Z. Ding, X. Yang, S. Xie and L. Ma (1996) “Two-dimensional Numerical Modeling of the Structural and Thermal Evolution of the Yingge Hai Basin”, Abstract of 30th International Geological Congress, Volume 1 of 3,4-14 August, 1996, Beijing, China, page 352,H-2-28.
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M. Pan and L. Ma (1993) “Application of Well Logging Lithology Assessment of Dendritic Classifier”, Scientia Geologica Sinica, Vol. 28, No. 2, PP 183-187.
Ongoing Grants
Measuring the Accessibility to Public Transit System
Role: Co-PI
Amount : 50,000
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Roosta, Seyed - Associate Professor
Email: roostash@tsu.edu
Office Phone: 713-313-7903
Highest Degree Obtained:
Year:
School:
List of professional activities
2000-2004: Assistant Professor, Department of Computer Science,
University of South Carolina, Spartanburg, SC
1998-2000: Assistant Professor, Department of Computer Science,
State University of New York, Oswego, NY
Research Interest
Dr. Roosta is an Associate Professor in the Department of Computer Science. Dr. Roosta’s primary area of research interest is to study distributed processing, computer architectures and programming languages. The motivation of his research arises from the design and management of reliable, secure and efficient dynamic networks in distributed real-time systems. The main objective of his research is to design and develop three sub-systems as the foundation of a real-time distributed system: maintaining connectivity, message distribution and fault handling.
Teaching Interest
Books
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“Algorithms: Design, Analysis and Implementation”,Seyed H. Roosta, Springer-Verlag, to be published in 2005
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“Foundations of Programming Languages: Design and Implementation”, Seyed H. Roosta, Brooks/Cole, 2003, ISBN=0-534-39303-9
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Parallel Processing and Parallel Algorithms: Theory and Computation”, Seyed H. Roosta, Springer-Verlag, 2000, ISBN=0-387-98716-9, listed in Amazon.com as BestSelling/MostPopular in 2000 and 2001
Selected Publications
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Seyed H. Roosta, (2004). “Synchronization in Distributed Systems”, PDPTA04: International Conference on Parallel and Distributed Processing Techniques and Applications, Las Vegas, Nevada, June 21-24
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Seyed H. Roosta, (2004). “Request-Service Scheduling in Dynamic Communication Networks”, 18th IEEE International Parallel and Distributed Processing Symposium, Santa Fe, New Mexico, April 26-30
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Seyed H. Roosta,(2004). “Reliable Synchronization in Distributed Systems”, International Journal of Computer Mathematics, Vol. 81, No. 6, pp. 661-673
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Seyed H. Roosta, (2003). “Dynamic Networking Refinement in Distributed Systems”, 3rd IEEE International Conference on Peer-to-Peer Computing, Linkoping, Sweden, September 1-3
Awards and Special Recognitions
- Annual Award for Scholarly and Creative Pursuits, University of South Carolina, 2003
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Lin, Chen-Feng - Assistant Professor
Email: lin_cf@tsu.edu
Office Phone: 713-313-7610
Highest Degree Obtained: Masters
- List of community and university services
- Department Systems Administrator
- Department Curriculum Committee
- Recent proposals written
- Participated in proposals resulting in approximately $600,000.
- Training/Instructional Capability
- Introduction to Computer Science I
- Microprocessors and Systems
- File Structures and Organizations
- Database Management Systems
- Computer Architectures
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Singh,Tarsem - Assistant Professor
Email:
Office Phone: 713-313-7938
Highest Degree Obtained: Ph. D
Year: 1978
School: Texas A and M University
- List of community and university services
- Department Curriculum Committee
- Master of Science in Computer Science Committee
- Department Rank-Tenure-Promotion Committee
- Facilities Management Committee
- College of Arts and Sciences Rank
- Tenure and Promotion Committee
- College of Arts and Sciences Grievance Committee.
- List of Research Interest Keywords
Software Package that serves as a control system for production planning.
- Selected Publications (Last 10 years)
- "Programming in Visual Basic Version6.", NewYork: Mcgraw-Hill Inc., 2000. Tarsem Singh.
- "Microsoft Office 1997 - Word and Excel", New York: McGraw-Hill, Inc., 1999.
- "Introduction to MS-DOS." New York: McGraw-Hill Inc., 1992
- Training/Instructional Capability
- Introduction to Computer Science I, II
- Numerical Analysis
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Sleem, Aladdin- Assistant Professor
Email: sleemam@tsu.edu
Office Phone: 713 -313 - 7730
Highest Degree Obtained: Ph,D.,
Office : NSC 112
Education
o B.S., University of Cairo
o M.B.A., Maastricht School of Management, Maastricht, The Netherlands
o M.S., University of Louisville
o Ph.D., University of Louisville
Research Interest
- Wireless data networks; Broadband networks performance improvement;
- IP Multimedia Subsystems (IMS); Network service intelligence;
- Electronic commerce; Parallel and distributed computing
- Artificial neural networks; Cryptography
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