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Abedl-Rahman Abdul-Karim Al-Modawar |
12/25/2020 |
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Address: Jordan- Irbid. -
DOB: 15 Aug -1988. -
Marital Status: Married -
Cell NO. +962786157902 -
Personal
e-mail: abdcs.1988@gmail.com -
Current
job e-mail: aaalmodawar@just.edu.jo -
My official
Web site on JUST: https://www.just.edu.jo/eportfolio/Pages/Default.aspx?email=aaalmodawar |
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Education Jordan University of Science and Technology 2011 - 2013 ·
M.Sc. in Computer Science. o Thesis
Title: Adaptive Localization Scheme in Wireless Sensor Networks o Graduated
with A grade (93.2/100). Al-Balqa Applied
University 2006 2010 ·
B.Sc. in Computer Science. o
Graduated with B grade (3.53/4.0) Irbid High School 2005 2006 ·
Science Section. o
Graduated with (83.3/100) experienceS Full-time
lecturer |JUST
Jordan University of Science and Technology May 2014 - present ·
Instruct and lecture the
following computer courses in the computer science department: o INTRODUCTION TO PROGRAMMING CS101 o PROGRAMMING LAB CS102 o PROGRAMMING FOR ENGINEERS CS114 o PROGRAMMING FOR ENGINEERS (LAB) CS114 Lab o C++ PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE CS115 o SELECTED PROGRAMMING LANGUAGES (FOR NON COMPUTER SCIENCE INFORMATION STUDENTS) CS116 o LINEAR ALGEBRA CS181 o ANALYSIS AND DESIGN OF ALGORITHMS CS248 o COMPUTER NETWORKS CS342 o OPERATING SYSTEMS CS375 o INFORMATION RETRIEVAL SYSTEMS CS422 o WIRELESS NETWORKS CS442 o BUSINESS DATA COMMUNICATION CIS441 o GRADUATION PROJECT 1 FOR COMPUTER SCIENCE STUDENTS CS491 o GRADUATION PROJECT 2 FOR COMPUTER SCIENCE STUDENTS CS492 Part-time
lecturer |JUST
Jordan University of Science and Technology September 2013 May 2014 ·
Instruct and lecture the
following computer courses in the computer science department: o PROGRAMMING LAB - CS102 o C++ PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE - CS115 Teaching
assistant |JUST
Jordan University of Science and Technology September 2012 May 2013 · I worked as a teacher assistant in C++ programming labs (CS102), correcting in-lab quizzes and post-lab assignments in addition to correcting VB programming (CS116) post-lab assignments. Research
assistant |JUST
Jordan University of Science and Technology February 2012 July 2012 · I worked on the performance and energy analysis of Routing Protocols in stationary Wireless Sensor Networks. Intensive Experiments were conducted aimed at comparing all available routing protocols in QualNet 5.2 simulator tool in sparsely and densely connected networks with different number of sources and different traffic load. Part-time
and full-time lecturer | November
2010 May 2014 ·
Instruct and lecture the
following courses in the computer and networks department: o
C++ programming o
VB programming o
Web Design o
System Analysis o
Data Base Management Systems o
Oracle: SQL and DBA o
Operating systems o
Networks: Data transfer and communication o
Computer Skills o
Networks: Set Up and Connecting Local Area Networks o
Graduation Projects for IT students o
Unix Operating System Trainee
employee |AJIB
Arab Jordan Investment Bank September
2010 November 2010 · I worked three months as a data base administrator assistant in addition to working on the bank workflow in the computer department. PUBLICATIONS ·
Almodawar, Abdalrhman;
Al-Ayyoub, Mahmoud; Mohammad, S; Security-aware placement and migration
algorithm in iaas inter-clouds, The fourth international conference on
information and communication systems (ICICS 2013),2013, ·
Hmeidi, Ismail; Al-Ayyoub,
Mahmoud; Abdulla, Nawaf; Almodawar, Abdalrahman; Abooraig, Raddad; Mahyoub,
Nizar; Automatic Arabic text categorization: A comprehensive comparative
study, Journal of Information Science,0165551514558172,2014, SAGE
Publications. ·
Hmeidi, Ismail; Shehadeh,
Hisham; Almodawar, Abdalrhman; Daraghmeh, Mustafa; Comprehensive Study on
Information Retrieval: Arabic Document Indexing, Research Journal of Science
and Technology,6,2,79,2014, A&V Publications ·
Mardini, Wail; Khamayseh,
Yaser; Almodawar, Abdalrhman; Elmallah, Ehab; Adaptive RSSI-based
localization scheme for wireless sensor networks, Peer-to-Peer Networking and
Applications,1-14,2015, Springer ·
Halima, Nadhir Ben;
Khamayseh, Yaser; Mardini, Wail; Almodawar, Abedl Rahman; Empirical
Experiments for Sensors' Distance Estimation in Smart Places, Computer and
Information Technology; Ubiquitous Computing and Communications; Dependable,
Autonomic and Secure Computing; Pervasive Intelligence and Computing
(CIT/IUCC/DASC/PICOM), 2015 IEEE International Conference ·
Al-Badarneh, Amer; Najadat,
Hassan; Abdulla, Nawaf; Almodawar, Abdalrhman ; Mohsen, Ghassan; A Survey of
Indexing Schemes in Cloud Data Management,"7th International Conference
on Computer Science and Information Technology (CSIT 2016), At
Jordan",,,,2016, Master
Thesis ·
Title: Adaptive localization scheme for Wireless Sensor Networks ·
Supervisors: Dr. Wail Mardini and Dr. Yaser Khamyseh
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Abstract: Wireless Sensor Networks (WSNs) is a set of
distributed sensor nodes communicating
wirelessly, passing data to a Base Station(s) for further processing. There have been many applications, WSNs involved
in. Recently, there are many short-range applications
characterized with two main features: limited resources and low data rate,
and recognized by the IEEE standard group
802.15.4. Such applications, those concerned with Energy-Aware Wireless
Positioning Systems. One of the main aspects of WSNs situation awareness is node positioning. Localization deals
with determining a target node's position in WSN by analyzing signals exchanged between nodes. One of the most
important communication
characteristic in this context is Received Signal Strength Indicator (RSSI). Received Signal Strength Indicator represents
the ratio between received signal power and a reference power, used to estimate the distance between transmitting
and receiving nodes. RSSI affected
by many influencing factors that make utilizing RSSI in estimating distances inaccurate. This thesis aims to enhance the accuracy of
localization technique in ZigBee networks using an adaptive mechanism concerned with
studying the communication channel
status between any two nodes. We studied the RSSI behavior considering influencing factors. In addition, error
models of distance estimation based on RSSI have been discussed. Real test-bed experiments
were conducted to locate nodes in outdoor and indoor environments using Zigbee sensor
nodes. In addition, simulation experiments using QualNet 5.2 simulator have been made, aimed
at making precise quantification for the effect of noise factor on the
accuracy of positioning process. Actually, as the network nodes exposed with high noise levels,
position estimation accuracy will get worse, which makes the problem more
challenging. As a novel solution, an adaptive localization scheme has been proposed; Two-State Markov Model
with Moving Average has been employed to detect any unpredictable RSSI readings that may reflect
a bad indication of real distance between
any two communicating sensor nodes. By comparing the accuracy of RSSI-Based localization scheme without utilizing the
proposed scheme, an average distance estimation error of 113 meters has been
reported for a noise percentage = 40% within a 20 m X 20 m network. For the same network, utilizing Markov
model gave us as an average distance estimation
of 3 meters a worst case. Projects
worked on ·
Medical Image Processing; diagnosing heart failure 2017 ό
Diagnosing abnormal
Cardiac (heart) size through
CTR (cardio-thoracic ratio) analysis using machine learning approach. ·
Data Mining and Sentiment Analysis for social media; Classification,
Quantification and Correlation studies 2016, 2017 ό
Five-points scale English
Tweets/Reviews Quantification ό
Five-points scale Arabic
Tweets/Reviews Quantification ό Exploring Mode-Weather correlation for Arabic Tweeters / Reviews. |