Roles

Saad Adam has been collaborating in teaching computer science courses

since the year 2000, covering various levels and sections, and most of the

department's curricula starting from Introduction to Computer Science,

then Fundamentals of Programming, various Programming Languages,

Data Structures (Part One and Part Two), Systems Analysis, Databases, and

supervising and examining graduation projects for undergraduate

students. He has been a full-time faculty member since 2004, continuing

with the same responsibilities. He was responsible for the registration unit

and the examination system from 2006 to 2008, in addition to being

responsible in the Computer Science department.

Careers

Before that, he was a computer engineer at the Ministry of Agriculture from

1990 until 2004, and he was the supervising manager of the administrative

automation project for the Poultry and Cattle Breeding Authority and its

affiliated complexes, such as the Tawisha Complex for Poultry Breeding and

the Al-Hira Complex for Poultry and Cattle Breeding. His responsibilities

included training and qualifying staff to work in the administrative

automation system and various administrative devices, as well as

participating in the design of the related systems.

Since 2004, he has been a full-time faculty member and the supervising

manager of the registration system and the study and examination system

from 2006 to 2008.

Research Interests

Interests in developing real-time wireless network protocols (Wireless Ad

Hoc Networks) and advanced technologies.

External Activities

Most of it is in charitable volunteer work aimed at uplifting our region (in

our planet).