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Mr Mohammad Malekzadeh

Mohammad

Email: m.malekzadeh@qmul.ac.uk
Room Number: Peter Landin, CS 409
Website: http://malekzadeh.uk/

Teaching

Data Analytics (Postgraduate)

This module focuses on the range of approaches, methodologies, techniques and tools for data analysis, and the use of data analysis findings to inform decision-making in an industrial / business context. It exposes students to a range of industry-standard statistical and data analysis techniques and tools, and fosters awareness of the challenges associated with working with large datasets. The module also covers topics related to the legal, social, ethical and professional issues associated with data storage and analysis. Students will undertake practical work including empirical data analysis and summarisation / presentation of the results to a range of relevant stakeholders.

Security Engineering (Undergraduate)

Cyber-security is an indispensable requisite of any IT-dependent enterprise and critical knowledge and skills in security is in increasing demand. This module emphasizes on cyber security engineering, and will cover a broad range of cyber security fundamentals, including major concepts, security requirements, practices, technologies and policies. Weekly labs will deliver a range of skills in enforcing security requirements, performing system evaluation and mitigating common vulnerabilities.

Software Engineering (Undergraduate)

Software Engineering is concerned with applying engineering principles to the production of software. This module provides the management principles, theoretical foundations, tools, notation and background necessary to develop and test large-scale software systems. The practical part of the module consists of lab assignments in which students use a range of relevant tools (a Java programming IDE, unit testing tool, configuration management tool, UML design tool, and project planning tool). Aims To ensure students have the necessary understanding of the principles and tools needed to build and test large-scale software systems. In particular, it provides the necessary background for students to undertake a significant group project assignment in subsequent modules or employment.

Research

Research Interests:

Mohammad is currently a PhD student in Computer Science at Queen Mary University of London and a member of DataboxProject, an EPSRC project on privacy-aware personal data platform. His research focuses on privacy-preserving data mining and publishing, particularly for time-series data generated by Internet of Things (IoT) devices. [His Official Webpage]

Publications

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