Adnan El-Nasan, PhD
Full Time Lecturer
Computer & Information Science
Contact
508-999-8767
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Education
| 2003 | Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute | PhD in Computer and System Engineering |
| 1995 | Rochester Institute of Technology | MSc in Computer Engineering |
| 1988 | Jordan University of Science and Technology | BS in Electrical Engineering |
Teaching
- Operating Systems
- Computer Architecture
- Information Security
- Computer Networks
- Advanced Computer Systems
Teaching
Programs
- Computer Science BS, BS/MS
- Computer Science MS
- Computer Science Graduate Certificate
- Mobile Applications Development
- Software Engineering Option
Teaching
Courses
Principles of modern operating systems and their design. Scientific principles and engineering rules of operating systems are explored. Process and storage management subsystems are analyzed in detail. Protection and security are taken into account in design. An introduction to distributed operating systems is also presented. This is a design and project based course with a laboratory component.
Principles of modern operating systems and their design. Scientific principles and engineering rules of operating systems are explored. Process and storage management subsystems are analyzed in detail. Protection and security are taken into account in design. An introduction to distributed operating systems is also presented. This is a design and project based course with a laboratory component.
Principles of modern operating systems and their design. Scientific principles and engineering rules of operating systems are explored. Process and storage management subsystems are analyzed in detail. Protection and security are taken into account in design. An introduction to distributed operating systems is also presented. This is a design and project based course with a laboratory component.
Principles of modern operating systems and their design. Scientific principles and engineering rules of operating systems are explored. Process and storage management subsystems are analyzed in detail. Protection and security are taken into account in design. An introduction to distributed operating systems is also presented. This is a design and project based course with a laboratory component.
Topology of computer networks. Physical transmission. Error handling. Protocols. Satellite, packet radio, and local networks. Network interconnection. Security. Applications of computer networks.
Research
Research Interests
- Operating System Optimization and Security
- Cybersecurity, Privacy, Forensics and Reverse Engineering
- Innovation and Commercialization in Emerging Economies