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Dr. Mohammed A. Alliheedi

Assistant Professor

Computer Science

Faculty of Computer Science and Information Technology

I received a Ph.D. in Computer Science from the David R. Cheriton School of Computer Science, University of Waterloo working with both co-supervisors Prof. Robin Cohen and Prof. Robert Mercer. I was a member of The RhetFig Project (2014-2017) lead by Prof. Randy Harris and Prof. Chrysanne DiMarco. I received a Masters in the Artificial Intelligence from the University of Waterloo working with both co-supervisors Prof. Chrysanne DiMarco and Prof. Charles Clarke in (2012). I was a member of The Inkpot Natural Language Research Group (2009-2012). I become an instructor at Al-Baha University since 2008. I received an internship at IBM (2006-2007). I received a bachelor's of science (2006) in Computer Science from the King Abdulaziz University.

Education

2019

University of Waterloo, Canada

PhD, Artificial intelligence - Natural Language Processing

2012

University of Waterloo, Canada

Master Degree, Artificial intelligence - Natural Language Processing

2009

Renison University College, Canada

English As A second Language (ESL For Academic)

2006

King Abdulaziz University, Saudi Arabia

Computer Science

2002

King Saud University, Saudi Arabia

Computer Science

Experiences

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  • الباحة, Saudi Arabia

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  • From : 01-01-2015

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  • To : 01-12-2019

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Teaching Courses

CS10404

Natural Language Processing

Credit Hours: 9
Course term: 4
Communication Hours: 9

This major core course aims at introducing students to the fundamental concepts of linear algebra culminating in abstract vector spaces and linear transformations. The first part covers systems of linear equations, matrices, and some basic concepts of the theory of vector spaces in the concrete setting of real linear n-space, Rn. The second part briefly explores orthogonality, and then goes on to a full discussion of abstract vector spaces over arbitrary fields and of linear transformations.

CS-10401

Advanced Natural Language Processing

Credit Hours: 2
Course term: 1
Communication Hours: 2

This course covers concepts and techniques used in constructing interactive web applications. Browser-side web facilities such as HTML5, cascading stylesheets, JavaScript, and the document object model.

CS-10703

مشروع تخرج 1

Credit Hours: 3
Course term: 1
Communication Hours: 3

This course is the first part of the capstone course for the CS program. The capstone project will involve integrating previous coursework into a project that has all the elements of a common business problem. Students will be required to develop solutions to these problems by problem definition, requirements analysis, and design planning of a solution. Oral and written reports will be required. Teamwork and communication skills will be part of the topics covered.

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