Rami Sabouni

Dr. Rami Sabouni is a Contract Instructor in the Department of Systems and Computer Engineering at Carleton University, Ottawa, Canada. He holds a PhD in Systems and Computer Engineering from Carleton University, along with MSc, MEng, and BSc degrees. His expertise spans teaching programming languages, real-time systems, and project management. He has over 15 years of academic experience across Canada, the US, and the Middle East, including roles at UAE University and AlHosn University.

Education:

• PhD in Systems and Computer Engineering, Carleton University (2017)
• MSc in Systems and Computer Engineering, Carleton University (2011)
• MEng in Computer Engineering, University of Detroit Mercy (2008)
• BSc in Medical Physics, UAE University (2006)

Research Interests: Gamification in programming education, cybersecurity, public safety wireless applications, LTE networks optimization, and autonomous vehicle communication systems. His work emphasizes practical applications in real-time systems, web development, and project management.

Research Contributions: His publications focus on LTE network optimization, DSRC for V2V communications, and adaptive coverage algorithms. He has supervised student projects in embedded systems and cybersecurity.

Awards/Grants: None explicitly listed.

Teaching & Advising: Taught courses in real-time systems, web development, and cybersecurity. Supervised M.Eng projects on public safety authentication and a 4th-year project on automated inventory systems. Managed teaching assistants and industrial projects.

Labs/Teams: Involved in LTE network research at Carleton, including the 700 MHz LTE eNodeB installation for public safety applications.