Awatif Amin, MS.c
Assistant Professor

Professor at the department of Computer Science and Engineering, Professor Amin conducting extended studies in Applied Data bases, Data Mining, and Service Oriented Architecture

Professor Amin Nominated two years in a row for ” Who’s Who Among American Teachers”
(2004 & 2005)

Professor Amin taught at Elizabeth City State University for four years.

Teaching undergraduate student’s courses such as Computer Org. & assembly language, C++ programming Language, Software Engineering, Programming Languages, Data Base, and System Analysis & Design.

Professor Amin was the Coordinator of the regional Math contest, Convener of the advising committee, and member of the curriculum committee.

Professor Amin served as a Co-director (1999-2000) of a grant funded by the Office Naval Research for the Field Research Facility. US army Corps of Engineers. The purpose was to implement a web-based data handling System to compile and archive the primary data sets from the Duck94 and Sundyduck97 and make Test cases available via DVD-ROM for broad distribution and applications in model evaluation and Environmental simulation.

At Delta Computers in Atlanta, GA, Professor Amin worked as computer consultant (hardware/software); Job Responsibility includes
Staging & Integration.

At Clark Atlanta University as a student she was enrolled in the five years program for Bachelor and Master Degrees of Science.

Professor Amin graduated in 1996. During the M.S. year she was interested in the area of Artificial Intelligence in which she conducted research with Dr. Sirikanth, in particular Speech Recognition & Neural Networks.

As a student Professor Amin received the following awards:

• CAU National Dean’s List 19992-1995
• CAU Outstanding Academic Achievement 1991-1995
• CAU Awards of Academic Excellence 1993-1994
• CAU Mathematics Best Achievement Award 1992-1993