Mohammed Elmorsy

Dr. Mohammed Elmorsy is an Associate Professor in the Department of Computer Science at MacEwan University. He holds a PhD from the University of Alberta (2017) and degrees from Zagazig University, Egypt. His expertise spans wireless sensor networks, network security, IoT, and algorithm design for combinatorial network problems. He teaches courses such as Wireless Networks and Embedded Systems (CMPT 464) and Introduction to Computing I (CMPT 101).

Dr. Elmorsy's research focuses on enhancing wireless sensor network reliability through efficient routing protocols, security mechanisms, and resource allocation methodologies that ensure quality of information (QoI) and quality of service (QoS). He has published extensively in top venues like IEEE International Conference on Communications and IEEE Conference on Local Computer Networks.

His awards include the Queen Elizabeth II Graduate Scholarship (2016), Mary Louise Imrie Award (2015), and multiple teaching and research accolades from the University of Alberta. He is an active member of the IEEE Computer Society and available to supervise senior student research projects.

Key research trends in his articles include energy harvesting optimization, flow reliability analysis in dynamic networks, probabilistic models for network connectivity, and machine learning applications in sports analytics and autonomous systems.