Roles

Ms. Malak Abdullah Dadash began her academic career in 2012 as a teaching assistant in the Networks Department at the Faculty of Information Technology, University of Tripoli, where she worked continuously for more than twelve years. During this period, she demonstrated high competence and clear commitment in performing her teaching duties, as she was responsible for teaching practical courses within the department and also contributed to supporting the educational process in other departments when needed.

In addition to her teaching responsibilities, she actively participated in supervising midterm and final exams at the college level, as well as overseeing preparatory study programs at the university. Throughout her tenure, she was distinguished by her seriousness and dedication to completing all her duties in the best possible way, reflecting her devotion to the profession and her constant pursuit of advancing the academic level.

Careers

Ms. Malak Abdullah Dadash began her academic career in 2012 when she was appointed as a teaching assistant in the Networks Department at the Faculty of Information Technology, University of Tripoli, after graduating from the Faculty of Science – Computer Department at the University of Tripoli. During her tenure, she committed herself to developing her scientific and professional abilities, which qualified her to pursue her postgraduate studies.

In 2024, she obtained her master’s degree, marking the next stage of her academic career. She was then appointed as a faculty member, taking on responsibilities in university teaching, contributing to scientific research, and developing curricula within the department.

This transition represents a natural progression in her career, as earning her master’s degree was a key milestone that qualified her to take on a greater role in supporting the educational and research process at the University of Tripoli.

Research Interests

Ms. Malak Abdullah Dadash’s academic interests focus on network engineering and its modern technologies, with a special emphasis on advanced network architectures such as Torus and Hypercube networks, in addition to the applications of MPLS technology within integrated circuits. She is also interested in studying network performance within System-on-Chip (SoC) environments and ways to improve their efficiency in terms of speed and reliability.

Moreover, she shows a growing interest in the field of cybersecurity, particularly in the security of communication networks and the protocols used in embedded networks. Her research interests also include topics such as network simulation, performance analysis, and quality of service (QoS) enhancement techniques in high-performance computing environments.

External Activities

Currently, Ms. Malak Abdullah Dadash does not have any work outside the university.