Mohamed K. Kamara

Professor Mohamed K. Kamara is an Adjunct Professor in Computer Science and Cyber Security at Webster University, the University of the Potomac, and the University of the District of Columbia. He holds a Ph.D. in Information Technology Security from George Mason and Walden Universities (2013), along with advanced degrees in Telecommunications Engineering and multiple IT certifications.

With over 20 years of academic experience, Dr. Kamara has served as Dean of Computer Science at the American College of Commerce and Technology (2009-2017), and developed the graduate curriculum in Telecommunications at Stratford University. He has also held roles in curriculum development, accreditation review (ABET), and chaired the graduate council.

His research focuses on Wireless and Cloud Computing dependability, using tools like MATLAB and Java for analysis. He has authored three books on Cyber Security, Cognitive Theory, and Internet Usage. Notable awards include recognition for community-building in higher education.