Ashraf Matrawy, PhD, PEng, SMIEEE
PhD, Carleton University (2003)
MSc, Alexandria University (1998)
BSc, Alexandria University (1993)
I am cross-appointed to Carleton School of Information Technology where is I teach undergraduate courses in computer networking and the Department of Systems and Computer Engineering where I do my research. I am a member of the OCIECE and of OCICS.
I do my research in many topics related to computer
networking. This includes new networked application including mobile
applications, network security, traffic analysis and modeling, and
intelligent network support for new applications and computing paradigms. Currently I
am looking for students with experience in higher layers of the protocol
stack (layer 3 and up) and with programming experience.
Awards and Scholarships
Joining my group
News
- Our latest papers are posted here
- A preliminary list of topics for SYSC5801 for winter 2012 is posted at the course's page
- July 2011: I finished my first sabbatical at the end of June. It was a very good experience. I was fortunate enough to gain world class research experience at two places. The first experience was spending part of my sabbatical working as a senior research and consultant at Cloakware Advanced Research Centre (CARC) of Irdeto. We co-authored a paper on cloud computing security. The second was collaborating with Prof. Hossam Hassanein at his TRLab at Queen's University on problems related to peer-to-peer applications in new networking paradigms.
- I am on sabbatical starting July 1, 2010. For any
research related matters please send me an email.
- March 2010 - as part of my research activities in
collaborative networking and computing,
I am co-chairing the First
Workshop on Cooperative Mobile Protocols and Applications (CMPA 2010)
to
be held in conjunction with WiMob’10