Sherif Aly is a professor of computer science and engineering and licensed professional engineer, with significant industrial and governmental consultation experience. His prime research interests include the interdisciplinary aspect of mobile and pervasive computing. Aly served as the chair of the AUC Council of Information Management, advising and reporting to the vice president of information management on issues of governance, technology and decision making. He is the former vice chair of the University Senate, associate dean for graduate studies and research at the School of Sciences and Engineering, director of the PhD program and associate chair of the Department of Computer Science and Engineering. Aly participated in University-wide strategic planning, contributed intensively to the program design and steering of multiple academic programs and is currently an active international expert for the Accreditation Board of Engineering and Technology (ABET). He received his undergraduate education in computer science with interdisciplinary studies in business administration, engineering management and electrical engineering, earning his doctorate of science and master of science degrees from George Washington University, and his bachelor of science from The American University in Cairo.Sherif Aly is a professor of computer science and engineering and licensed professional engineer, with significant industrial and governmental consultation experience. His prime research interests include the interdisciplinary aspect of mobile and pervasive computing. Aly served as the chair of the AUC Council of Information Management, advising and reporting to the vice president of information management on issues of governance, technology and decision making. He is the former vice chair of the University Senate, associate dean for graduate studies and research at the School of Sciences and Engineering, director of the PhD program and associate chair of the Department of Computer Science and Engineering. Aly participated in University-wide strategic planning, contributed intensively to the program design and steering of multiple academic programs and is currently an active international expert for the Accreditation Board of Engineering and Technology (ABET). He received his undergraduate education in computer science with interdisciplinary studies in business administration, engineering management and electrical engineering, earning his doctorate of science and master of science degrees from George Washington University, and his bachelor of science from The American University in Cairo.

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