Manar Mohaisen

Manar Mohaisen serves as an Associate Professor in the Department of Computer Science at Northeastern Illinois University's College of Business and Technology. She teaches foundational courses including CS-200 Programming, CS-207 Programming II, and CS-360 Cybersecurity from her office in CBT 146, with contact available via m-mohaisen@neiu.edu or (773) 442-4714.

Her academic credentials include:

• Ph.D. from Inha University, South Korea

Dr. Mohaisen's research program centers on System Security, Wireless Communications, and Network Analysis. Her cybersecurity work investigates denial-of-service attack methodologies and network defense mechanisms, while her wireless communications research pioneers advanced modulation techniques like quadrature spatial modulation for next-generation networks. She bridges technical and business domains through social media ROI measurement frameworks.

Her 2020-2021 publications reveal three dominant research threads: (1) Wireless communications with 5 of 6 papers focusing on spatial modulation variants and constellation design; (2) Cybersecurity with empirical analysis of pulsing denial-of-service attacks; and (3) Social media analytics through network ROI frameworks. These appear across interdisciplinary journals including Applied Sciences, Computer Networks, and Internet Research.

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