Aziz Tüter

Aziz Tüter serves as Assistant Professor in the Department of Information Security Technology at Yeditepe University's Faculty of Computer and Information Sciences, where he has held academic and administrative positions since 2001 including Department Head (2000, 2002) and Vice Dean (2007). His career spans over five decades with prior appointments at Yildiz Technical University's Faculty of Science and Letters (1972-1982) in the Mathematics Department.

Education:

• PhD in Mathematics, Yildiz Technical University (1979-1982) - Thesis: Demand analysis with multiple regression method (An attempt on domestic passenger car demand in Turkey)
• Bachelor's in Mathematics, Istanbul University (1967-1971)

Dr. Tüter's research demonstrates remarkable interdisciplinary breadth, anchored by core expertise in Information Security and Cybersecurity. His work bridges Turkish Natural Language Processing (evidenced by TÜBİTAK-funded media analysis projects) with Climate Modeling through mathematical simulations of Istanbul's climate system. Significant contributions extend to Solar Energy research analyzing meteorological correlations with solar radiation, while his foundational work in Algorithms and System Analysis directly informs his graduate-level teaching curriculum. This synthesis of computational security, environmental modeling, and linguistic analysis reflects a unique research trajectory spanning computer science, mathematics, and environmental informatics.

He secured competitive research funding through the TÜBİTAK project "Computer Aided Turkish Based Media Content Analysis System" (2007-2008) as lead researcher, and currently mentors graduate students through thesis supervision in System Analysis and Algorithms coursework. His administrative leadership includes departmental and faculty-level governance roles spanning technical education and research infrastructure development.