Lubna Alazzawi

Lubna Alazzawi is an Associate Professor (Teaching) in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at Wayne State University. Her research focuses on intelligent transportation systems, IoT security, and cybersecurity of connected and autonomous vehicles. She has been recognized for her teaching excellence with multiple awards from the College of Engineering. Alazzawi teaches courses such as Basic Engineering Design, Electronics, and Capstone Design projects.

Her research interests include smart sensors, wireless sensor networks, real-time embedded systems, and healthcare monitoring systems. Recent work emphasizes vehicular safety systems using AI and sensor fusion technologies to address challenges like pediatric vehicular heatstroke and driver monitoring.

• Awards:
  • Excellence in Teaching Award (2023-2024)
  • Excellence in Teaching Award (2016-2017)
• Teaching:
  • Fall 2025: BE1200, ECE3570, ECE4600
  • Winter 2025: BE1200, ECE3570
  • Previous terms: ECE3300, ECE3570
• Research Trends:
  • Integration of AI and IoT for automotive safety
  • Cybersecurity frameworks for connected vehicles
  • Real-time sensor systems for healthcare and transportation

Her work bridges theoretical advancements with practical applications in smart infrastructure and embedded systems, emphasizing interdisciplinary approaches to modern engineering challenges.