Mohamed Elsherif

Created and delivered online tutorial videos on mathematics and applied topics, building an educational channel and providing continuous online training since 2012.

Taught and supervised undergraduate and graduate courses in engineering mathematics and led research on stochastic optimization and data freshness in cognitive radio networks; contributed to a funded STDF project and published multiple peer-reviewed papers.

Delivered undergraduate instruction in calculus, differential equations, linear algebra and numerical analysis while supporting curriculum development and student assessment.

Reviewed and ensured quality of mathematics educational content for K–12 curriculum, improving content accuracy and alignment with educational standards.

Assisted in laboratory sessions and undergraduate instruction in engineering mathematics and physics, mentoring students and supporting practical exercises.

Developed video lesson content for grades 1–12, scripting and producing instructional materials to support online learning platforms.

One-year research at Kyushu University, Faculty of Information Science and Electrical Engineering in Advanced Information Department focusing on topics related to information systems and communications.

PhD in Engineering Mathematics (Applied and Computational Mathematics) involving stochastic modeling and optimization for communications systems; thesis on data freshness in heterogeneous cognitive radio networks.

Master of Science in Engineering Mathematics with research on priority queueing systems and applications to real-time cognitive radio networks.

Grade: Excellent with Honor

Bachelor of Science in Communications and Electronics Engineering, graduated with Excellent with Honor and ranked fifth in class.