Computer Science Teacher/Lecturer
Resume:
Shaimaa Mohammed Hegazy
** ************ ** ****** ****** with 23 Street,
Southern Khobar District,
Alkhobar, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
Cell: (009**-**-***-****
Cell2: (0020) 11 000 34670
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OBJECTIVE
An enthusiastic and fast-learning person seeking a professional teaching career to utilize my teaching and research skills. I enjoy teaching college students as well as working in university environments. Currently working as a computer vision consultant to L-1 Identity Solutions AG, which is part of Morpho’s MorphoTrust department.
PERSONAL INFORMATION
Date of Birth: 01/10/1990
Nationality: Egyptian
Marital Status: Married
EDUCATION
2012 - 2016 MSc. of Computer Science, The American University in Cairo (AUC), Computer Science Department, School of Sciences and Engineering GPA: 4.0/4.0
Thesis Title: Fuzzy Logic Traffic Signal Controller Enhancement Based on Aggressive Driver Behavior Classification
2007-2011 Bachelor of Science in Computer Science, The British University in Egypt in partnership with Loughborough University
Overall Grade: Distinction with Honors (First Class), ranked first Dissertation Title: Developing an Affective Working Companion by Utilizing GSR Data
Grade: Distinction (A+)
2004-2007 International General Certificate for Secondary Education (IGCSE), British Council, Riyadh
A-Levels: Biology (A), Chemistry (A), Computing (A) and Mathematics
(A)
O-Levels: A* in 8 O-Level subjects
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PUBLICATIONS
Hegazy, S., & Revett, K. (2011, July). Developing an affective working companion utilising GSR data. In Proceedings of the 15th WSEAS international conference on Computers (pp. 256-261). World Scientific and Engineering Academy and Society (WSEAS). Abstract:
Affective Computing field is in its second decade and is showing great achievements and promising results. Affective computing is mainly related to detecting and modifying a person’s affective state. This paper presents a review on the fields of emotion and affective computing. It reviews some of the work done in the field and proposes a new smart computer system. The proposed system shall use galvanic skin response (GSR) in order to build a model that relates the GSR signals to different emotions. An application shall then be built on top of this model, in order to improve and enhance a person’s mood by suggesting activities that best suits their current mood.
ACADEMIC HONORS AND AWARDS
The American University in Cairo, Dr. Fadel Assabghy Award for Scholarly Excellence, Fall 2016. The American University in Cairo, University Fellowship, Spring 2013 and Fall 2012. The American University in Cairo, Laboratory Fellowship, Summer 2012 and Spring 2012. The British University in Egypt, 100% academic scholarship throughout the four years of study, 2007-2011
WORK EXPERIENCE
02/2014
–
Current
L-1 Identity Solutions AG
Consultant.
Duties include:
• Support in research of biometric extraction and registration, including face and person detections, human tracking, 2D and 3D based pose estimation, and iris segmentation.
• Support in maintenance of existing L1 algorithms implementation including face detection and iris segmentation.
• Develop SW using Microsoft Visual Studio C/C++ and other development tools/compilers.
• Support in developing and implementing new research ideas in biometric algorithms; including unit and system testing, data collection, and biometric evaluation.
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12/2012
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11/2013
The American University in Egypt
Research Assistant, Computer Science Department, School of Sciences and Engineering.
Worked on a project funded by Ericsson. The aim of the project was to enhance traffic signal control in Egypt using vision-based traffic density estimation. The traffic was estimated by analyzing the video stream, and accordingly traffic signal was controlled.
02/2012
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06/2013
The American University in Egypt
Fellow, Computer Science Department, School of Sciences and Engineering Worked as teaching assistant to professors in the subjects of:
• Fundamentals of Computer Science using C++ Language
• Computer Architecture
09/2011
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02/2012
The British University in Egypt
Teaching Assistant in the department of Computer Science, Faculty of Informatics and Computer Science.
2010 3adda Internship, Egypt
Received three months training in the summer of 2010 in the following fields:
• .NET framework
• Data warehouse and SSIS.
2009 Raya Software Internship, Egypt
Received training for two months in the summer of 2009 in the following fields:
• Process Improvement
• Testing
• Java
IT & OTHER SKILLS
1. Activities:
• Competed in the ACM ICPC Regional Contests 2009 (17th place) and 2010 (received a certificate of distinguished performance).
• Received two bronze medals in swimming.
• Participated in college team-work projects.
2. Computer Skills:
• Good programming skills in C++, C#, Java, and Visual Basic.
• Considerable experience with multithreading and Intel Parallel Studio.
• Experience with OpenGL and TAO framework.
• Experience in parallel programming using Cilk++.
• Ms. SQL server and Ms. Access experience.
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3. Personal Skills:
• Elected as a member of the SSLC (Student Staff Liaison Committee).
• Good group leader.
• Have good time and project management skills.
4. Language Skills:
• English: Fluently spoken and written
• Arabic: Mother tongue
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