Mohammad Ammar Alsalka

Dr. Mohammad Ammar Alsalka is a Lecturer in Computing at the School of Computer Science, University of Leeds, part of the Faculty of Engineering and Physical Sciences. His expertise spans compilers, programming languages, natural language processing, software engineering, and computer-aided design. He coordinates the MSc Projects and teaches courses such as Compiler Design and Construction, Web Services and Web Data, and Data Mining and Text Analytics.

Research Interests: Dr. Alsalka focuses on advancing natural language processing techniques, compiler design, and software engineering methodologies. His work integrates computational models with practical applications in AI and simulation systems. He actively contributes to the Artificial Intelligence research group.

Students: He supervises several postgraduate researchers specializing in AI and NLP, including Menwa Alshammerari and Shatha Altammami. His mentorship emphasizes bridging theoretical insights with real-world computational challenges.

Affiliations: He holds professional memberships with the ACM, IEEE, and is a Fellow of the Higher Education Academy (FHEA). His role as MSc Projects Coordinator underscores his dedication to student development in advanced computing disciplines.