A'aeshah Alhakamy
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Francesco Cafaro
A'aeshah is a dedicated research assistant who is not afraid of hard work. Her current work in my research lab shows at least two major indicators that she would excel in a career in Computer Science or Human-Computer Interaction. Specifically, her ability to: (1) Contribute to Research Inquiries and Lead Implementation Work in Multi-Disciplinary Research Teams, (2) Lead User Studies and Foster Collaborations. A'aeshah has been a very attentive and reliable research assistant: she never skipped a meeting, and she always actively contributed to the discussion –including providing constructive feedback on the work of her fellow students. She works in an extremely multi-disciplinary setting, collaborating with fellow researchers from Human-Computer Interaction, Data Science, and Psychology. Part of the work that we do in my lab involves designing and implementing interactive installations that people can control with gestures and body movements. I am impressed with A'aeshah’s interpersonal skills, which she draws upon to interact with people during user studies, and to foster collaborations beyond the campus. A'aeshah can also greatly contribute to the diversity of traditional CS work environments, because of her experience doing computer science in a still male-dominated field, and because of her multi-disciplinary and multi-cultural work and background.
Rajeev Raje
A'aeshah took my graduate course on programming languages. This course, due to its abstract and demanding nature, is perceived as a difficult one by students. She did well in the class. Her group project in that class was related to a study of various parallel programming paradigms.
Francesco Cafaro
A'aeshah is a dedicated research assistant who is not afraid of hard work. Her current work in my research lab shows at least two major indicators that she would excel in a career in Computer Science or Human-Computer Interaction. Specifically, her ability to: (1) Contribute to Research Inquiries and Lead Implementation Work in Multi-Disciplinary Research Teams, (2) Lead User Studies and Foster Collaborations. A'aeshah has been a very attentive and reliable research assistant: she never skipped a meeting, and she always actively contributed to the discussion –including providing constructive feedback on the work of her fellow students. She works in an extremely multi-disciplinary setting, collaborating with fellow researchers from Human-Computer Interaction, Data Science, and Psychology. Part of the work that we do in my lab involves designing and implementing interactive installations that people can control with gestures and body movements. I am impressed with A'aeshah’s interpersonal skills, which she draws upon to interact with people during user studies, and to foster collaborations beyond the campus. A'aeshah can also greatly contribute to the diversity of traditional CS work environments, because of her experience doing computer science in a still male-dominated field, and because of her multi-disciplinary and multi-cultural work and background.
Rajeev Raje
A'aeshah took my graduate course on programming languages. This course, due to its abstract and demanding nature, is perceived as a difficult one by students. She did well in the class. Her group project in that class was related to a study of various parallel programming paradigms.
Francesco Cafaro
A'aeshah is a dedicated research assistant who is not afraid of hard work. Her current work in my research lab shows at least two major indicators that she would excel in a career in Computer Science or Human-Computer Interaction. Specifically, her ability to: (1) Contribute to Research Inquiries and Lead Implementation Work in Multi-Disciplinary Research Teams, (2) Lead User Studies and Foster Collaborations. A'aeshah has been a very attentive and reliable research assistant: she never skipped a meeting, and she always actively contributed to the discussion –including providing constructive feedback on the work of her fellow students. She works in an extremely multi-disciplinary setting, collaborating with fellow researchers from Human-Computer Interaction, Data Science, and Psychology. Part of the work that we do in my lab involves designing and implementing interactive installations that people can control with gestures and body movements. I am impressed with A'aeshah’s interpersonal skills, which she draws upon to interact with people during user studies, and to foster collaborations beyond the campus. A'aeshah can also greatly contribute to the diversity of traditional CS work environments, because of her experience doing computer science in a still male-dominated field, and because of her multi-disciplinary and multi-cultural work and background.
Rajeev Raje
A'aeshah took my graduate course on programming languages. This course, due to its abstract and demanding nature, is perceived as a difficult one by students. She did well in the class. Her group project in that class was related to a study of various parallel programming paradigms.
Francesco Cafaro
A'aeshah is a dedicated research assistant who is not afraid of hard work. Her current work in my research lab shows at least two major indicators that she would excel in a career in Computer Science or Human-Computer Interaction. Specifically, her ability to: (1) Contribute to Research Inquiries and Lead Implementation Work in Multi-Disciplinary Research Teams, (2) Lead User Studies and Foster Collaborations. A'aeshah has been a very attentive and reliable research assistant: she never skipped a meeting, and she always actively contributed to the discussion –including providing constructive feedback on the work of her fellow students. She works in an extremely multi-disciplinary setting, collaborating with fellow researchers from Human-Computer Interaction, Data Science, and Psychology. Part of the work that we do in my lab involves designing and implementing interactive installations that people can control with gestures and body movements. I am impressed with A'aeshah’s interpersonal skills, which she draws upon to interact with people during user studies, and to foster collaborations beyond the campus. A'aeshah can also greatly contribute to the diversity of traditional CS work environments, because of her experience doing computer science in a still male-dominated field, and because of her multi-disciplinary and multi-cultural work and background.
Rajeev Raje
A'aeshah took my graduate course on programming languages. This course, due to its abstract and demanding nature, is perceived as a difficult one by students. She did well in the class. Her group project in that class was related to a study of various parallel programming paradigms.
Credentials
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Doctor of Philosophy
Purdue UniversityDec, 2020- Oct, 2024
Experience
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University of Tabuk
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Higher Education
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700 & Above Employee
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Assistant Professor
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Apr 2021 - Present
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Lecturer
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Jan 2017 - Apr 2021
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Teaching Assistant
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Dec 2009 - Jan 2017
• Taught Introduction to Computer, Data Structure and Algorithm, Computer Ethics, Computer Programming with C# (lab), Programming Language with C++ (lab), Operating System, and Theory of Computation (just assistance)• Explained concepts in small group setting; graded assignments and examinations• Held office hours for individual student discussion• Designed brochures and posters for computers and Information Technology College• Served as a member of Quality Committee • Worked as a minor Academic AdviserCurrently pursuing graduate studies.
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Industrial Innovation and Robotics Center (IIRC)
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Saudi Arabia
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Research Services
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1 - 100 Employee
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Deputy Director
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May 2021 - Jan 2023
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Indiana University–Purdue University Indianapolis
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United States
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Higher Education
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700 & Above Employee
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Graduate Research Assistant
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Sep 2018 - Dec 2020
• Conduct research with Human-Computer Interaction Group under the supervision of Professor Francesco Cafaro at IUPUI Data Lab with NSF funded project named "Aiding Reasoning about Correlation and Causation" • Develop a Human-Data Interaction system using gestures and body movements, Gamepad [Joystick] or Tangible objects. http://data.soic.iupui.edu/people.html • Conduct research with Human-Computer Interaction Group under the supervision of Professor Francesco Cafaro at IUPUI Data Lab with NSF funded project named "Aiding Reasoning about Correlation and Causation" • Develop a Human-Data Interaction system using gestures and body movements, Gamepad [Joystick] or Tangible objects. http://data.soic.iupui.edu/people.html
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School of Science at IUPUI
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United States
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Higher Education
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1 - 100 Employee
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Graduate Teaching Assistant
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Sep 2017 - Dec 2017
Computer and Information Science Department Computer and Information Science Department
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Twelve High School
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Tabuk
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Teacher
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Oct 2009 - Dec 2009
• Taught courses in Basic Computer Skills and assessed student work • Coordinated morning high school student broadcasts • Provided remedial courses in Visual Basic • Taught courses in Basic Computer Skills and assessed student work • Coordinated morning high school student broadcasts • Provided remedial courses in Visual Basic
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Teacher
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Oct 2008 - Feb 2009
• Taught courses in Basic Computer Skills and assessed student work. • Presented a Photoshop workshop. • Taught courses in Basic Computer Skills and assessed student work. • Presented a Photoshop workshop.
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Instructor
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Jan 2008 - Aug 2008
• Taught Introduction to Computer Science, System Analysis and Design, speed typing, Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, Outlook, Access), Photoshop, Internet, Windows XP • Held a typing contest to encourage mastering of keyboarding skill • Taught Introduction to Computer Science, System Analysis and Design, speed typing, Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, Outlook, Access), Photoshop, Internet, Windows XP • Held a typing contest to encourage mastering of keyboarding skill
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Secretary
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Mar 2007 - Mar 2008
• Performed difficult, varied and confidential administrative duties including conference, meeting, travel planning • Prepared letters, report forms, brochures and cards for administrators and staff • Organized events both internally and externally • Provided customer service and organizational skills • Performed difficult, varied and confidential administrative duties including conference, meeting, travel planning • Prepared letters, report forms, brochures and cards for administrators and staff • Organized events both internally and externally • Provided customer service and organizational skills
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Instructor
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Oct 2005 - Jan 2007
• Taught Operating System Networks, Data Structure, System Analysis and Design, Programing with C++, Java, HTML, Microsoft Office (Word, FrontPage, Access), Photoshop, Principles of Management and Marketing, Teaching Methods. • Taught basic computer skills to elderly women residents. • Taught Operating System Networks, Data Structure, System Analysis and Design, Programing with C++, Java, HTML, Microsoft Office (Word, FrontPage, Access), Photoshop, Principles of Management and Marketing, Teaching Methods. • Taught basic computer skills to elderly women residents.
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Education
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2017 - 2020
Purdue University
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD), Computer Science -
2015 - 2016
Purdue University
Master's degree, Computer Science -
2001 - 2005
Taibah University
Bachelor's degree, Computer Science -
2013 - 2014
University of Pennsylvania
English degree, English Language Program
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