Moutaz Alazab

- Associate Professor in the Intelligence Systems Department- Faculty of Artificial intelligence.
- Head of Intelligence Systems Department. (2021-2022).
- Assistant Dean for Student Affairs. (2021-2022).
- Assistant Dean for Quality and development and assurance (2019-2021).
- I am teaching the following subjects for undergraduate students:
▪ Advance Networks.
▪ Computer and Networks Security.
▪ Electronic Crimes and Forensics.
▪ Ethical Hacking.
▪ Human Computer Interaction.
▪ IoT Security.
▪ Networks Security Monitoring and Documenting.
▪ Networks Security.
▪ Penetration Testing.
▪ Protocols of Information Security & Networks.
▪ Risk Managements for Information Security.
▪ Security Auditing.
▪ Special Topics in Cyber Security (CYSA+, CISSP).
▪ Providing supervision of the undergraduate students.
- Establishing a new bachelor program (Digital Forensics) with their curriculum for all courses.
- Designing core and elective grad-level security courses.
- Developing these new courses on computer security, focusing on defences for real-world attacks and security.
- Conducting research in the area of cybersecurity and Artificial Intelligence.

Assistant Professor/Lecturer - I am teaching the following subjects for undergraduate students:
▪ Advanced Networking (ITEC 3350).
▪ Computing Fundamentals (ITEC 1300).
▪ Cybercrime (ITCS 10377).
▪ Firewall and VPN (ITEC 2330)
▪ Fundamentals of Network (ITEC 1320).
▪ Information Systems Forensics and Investigations (ITCS 3350).
▪ Introduction to Malware Analysis (ITCS 4485).
▪ Intrusion Detection & Prevention (ITCS 3430).
▪ Network OS & Server Administration (ITEC 1420).
▪ Network Security Architecture (ITCS 3320).
-For the first time in the college, we established the new department of cyber security for undergraduate students.
-Designing core and elective grad-level security courses. The developed courses are as follows: (ITCS 3320 Network Security Architecture), (ITCS 3350 Information Systems Forensics and Investigations), (ITCS 4340 Information Security Auditing), (ITCS 3430 Intrusion Detection & Prevention), (ITCS 4310 Introduction to Cryptography), (ITCS 4315 Mobile Device Security), (ITCS 4350 Network Threats and Risk Assessment), (ITCS 4420 Ethical Hacking), (ITCS 4485 Introduction to Malware Analysis) and (ITEC 4310: Information Technology National Laws and Standards- Qatar).
-Developing this new practicum on computer security, focusing on defences for real-world attacks and security.
-My teaching experience also includes curriculum development of cybercrime subjects.
-Conducting research in the area of e-learning security, supply chain management, big data analysis and computer security.

- Lecturer - I taught the following subjects for both level (undergraduate students and postgraduate students):
▪ Application Development for Mobile Platforms (COIT20270)- (Master Students Students).
▪ Computer Forensics (BN309) - (Bachelor Students).
▪ Computer Forensics (MN613) - (Master Students).
▪ Introduction to Programming (COIT20245) - (Master Students).
▪ IT Security Management (BN311) - (Bachelor Students).
▪ IT Security Management (MN604) - (Master Students).
▪ Mobile Game Development (COIT20271) - (Master Students).
▪ Mobile Web Apps (COIT20269) - (Master Students).
▪ Network Security (BN203) - (Bachelor Students).
▪ Network Security (MN502) - (Master Students).
▪ Networked Application Management (MN504) - (Master Students).
▪ Operating System Principles (COSC1112/COSC1114) - (Bachelor Students).
▪ Professional Skills in Information Communication Technology (COIT20249) (Master Students).
▪ Research Methods and Project Design (MN691) - (Master Students).
▪ Virtual Private Network (BN305) - - (Bachelor Students)..
▪ Virtual Private Networks (MN610) - (Master Students).
▪ Wireless Network and Security (MN603) (Master Students).
▪ Wireless Networks and Security (BN303) - (Bachelor Students).
- Developing teaching materials including lecturing slides, workshops, case studies, lab instructions and tutorials.
- Providing supervision of postgraduate students, during my work I supervised 7 Master students in their thesis.
- Working on various problems related to the area of cyber-security.

-Assistant Professor/ Lecturer - I lectured the following subjects for undergraduate students:
▪ Compilers and Translators.
▪ Computer Skills (1).
▪ Computer Skills (2).
▪ Information Security.
- Conducting research in the area of Cybercrime and digital forensics.
- Developing learning materials including lecture notes, case studies, lab instructions and tutorials.
-Redesigned core grad-level computer security courses.

Deakin University, Mel, Australia
* Working on upgrading the online units (D2l).
* Supervising research students and casual research staff for their
projects.
* Providing researches support to the project and coordinate
publications.
* Lecturing as a guest speaker for master classes in information
technology and criminology courses. (Cybercrime and the internet,
techniques for data mining). My teaching experience also includes
curriculum development of cybercrime subjects.
* Collecting and analyzing big data of smartphone malware, in a secure
environment, including performing testing and analysis.