Mohammad Eyadat

Mohammad Eyadat serves as a Professor in the College of Business Administration & Public Policy at California State University, Dominguez Hills, teaching extensive coursework across Computer Information Systems, Computer Science, and Mathematics disciplines.

His academic credentials include:

• Ph.D. in Computer Science/Engineering Mathematics from Claremont Graduate School
• Master of Science in Mathematics from Claremont Graduate School
• Master of Science in Computer Science from University of Southern California
• Bachelor of Science in Computer Science from Yarmouk University, Jordan

His research portfolio demonstrates significant focus on digital security frameworks, with core expertise in multimedia software protection and watermarking algorithms for visual media. This intersects with software engineering reliability models and systems performance optimization, while extending into educational technology applications and web accessibility standards. His scholarly contributions reflect practical integration of theoretical computer science with business-oriented information systems solutions, particularly in network security and database management domains.

Professor Eyadat actively engages in academic community development through collaboration in professional research conferences and extensive curriculum delivery, including advanced courses in information security management, network applications, and compiler construction.

His teaching responsibilities encompass foundational to graduate-level instruction across 21 distinct courses including CIS 270 (Information Systems & Technology Fundamentals), CIS 478 (Firewall and Computer Network Security), CSC 341 (Operating Systems), and CIS 560 (Advanced Management of Information Security), demonstrating comprehensive coverage of information systems theory and practice.