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Dr. Zeini J. Al-Saati Assistant Professor Electrical Engineering Department King Fahd University of Petroleum and Minerals. Contact Information Phone (Off) +966-3-860-2610 Fax +966-3-860-3535 E-mail zeini@kfupm.edu.sa Address P.O. Box 1785, KFUPM, Dhahran-31261, Saudi Arabia. Office Location Building 14, Room 269-2 http://www.kfupm.edu.sa/ee/Faculty/zeini/index.htm
I PERSONAL DATA ---------------- Name: Zeini Jamal Al Saati Birth: 25/10/1944, Makka, Saudi Arabia Marital: Married, 5 children Medal: First class Saudi Medal of Merits, 1985 Address: KFUPM, Box 1785, Dhahran, 31261, Saudi Arabia
II WORK HISTORY --------------- 1) Student Trainee , Aramco, 1962. 2) Research Assistant, University of Montpellier, 1972-1974. 3) Lecturer Physics, University of Petroleum & Minerals (KFUPM), 1975-1980. 4) Associate Research Scientist, Research Institute (RI), KFUPM, 1980-1988. 5) Director of Computer Department & Advisor (on loan), Ministry of Planning, 1986/87. 6) Assistant Professor, Electrical Engineering, KFUPM, 1988-now.
III EDUCATION ------------- 1) High School: Taqief, Taif, 1963/64, (ranked 15th Kingdom-wise). 2) French language and university entrance preparation, 1964-1966, Neuchatel, Switzerland and Lyon, France. 3) Diplome d'etude universitaire scientifique, 1970. 4) Maitrise d'electronique, 1972. 5) Diplome d'etude superieur d'electronique, 1973. 6) Doctorat s'automatique, 1974. 3-6 were obtained from the "University Of Montpellier", Montpellier, France.
IV PROFESSIONAL TRAINING & CONTACTS ----------------------------------- 1) The University of Montreal, Canada, for the Arabization of Computer terminals and software, 1980. 2) Reasearch Institutes Management, University of Chicago, USA, 1981. 3) Image Processing Laboatory Equipment Deliveray and Delivery, TRW, California, 1983. 4) Arabsat Satellite Launch and Prince Sultan Bin Salman Shuttle Flight, Johnson Space Center, Houston, USA, 1985. 5) Advanced Software Training, Faculty Development Program, Chiyoda Corporation, Japan, 1988. 6) Faculty Development Program, Computer Services Department, ARAMCO, Dhahran, Saudi Arabia, 1995.
V DOCTORAL WORK ---------------- After finishing course requirements, my doctoral work was performed in the Laboratory of Automatic at the University of Science and Technique, Montpellier, France, under the supervision of Professor Durante, then the president of the Laboratory. The Laboratory is an advanced french center for computers, robotics, and related studies (an equivalent to a computer science department). The title of the thesis was "Modelization and Simulation of Systems of Deterministic and Probabalisistic Characteristics and Events". Several concepts of digital and hybrid computing and related algorithms were studied both theortically and simulated experimentally. Fairly original modules were designed and integrated into a simulator which was attached to a minicomputer.
VI TEACHING ----------- At EE/KFUPM, I have been teaching mainly digital, computer and microprocessor-related courses both at the undergraduate and graduate levels. But, I have also taught most of the electronic courses and some of other speciality courses as well. I have developed course or lab materials for a number of courses (EE-201, 204, 390, 445, 456, 501, 503, and 545).
Digital and Computer Courses: ----------------------------- EE-200 Digital Logic Design EE-390 Digital Systems Engineering EE-429 Micrcomputer Organization EE-501 Design of Digital Computers EE-503 Microprocessor Engineering.
I have been teaching the EE-501 every year since 1993. It has become one of the popular graduate courses in the EE department, and always well attended by EE students and occasionally even by students from other departments.
Electronic Courses ------------------ EE-203 Electronics I EE-303 Electronics II EE-445 Industrial Electronics EE-456 Communication Electronics
The EE-445 and EE-456 courses were dormant courses when I started teaching them. I had to develop materials and lab experiments for them from scratch. I taught them for a number of years, and they became very successful and well attended courses.
General Courses --------------- PHYS-101 General Physics I PHYS-102 General Physics II EE-201 Electric Circuits I EE-202 Old Electric Circuits II EE-204 Fundamental of Electric Circuits for non EE EE-208 Electric Systems For Architectiure EE-360 Electric Energy Enginnering EE-409 Senior Design Project
Short Courses ------------- Power Electroincs (EE/KFUPM) Applied Cryptography (Jointly EE and CS at KFUPM, I was the course initiator and coordinator)
VII PROFESSIONAL CONTRIBUTIONS ------------------------------ A) At the Research Institute (RI/KFUPM) -------------------------------------- I joined the RI from the start and was involved in the following major projects.
1) Arabization of computer terminals and software, an RI project, 1980. 2) Contribution to the Standardization of the Arabic Alphabet, an RI project, 1980/1981. 2) Office practice improvement and automation at the Saudi Royal Air Force, including the selection of a computer system, (1981-1983). 3) Establishing and directing the RI information center with links to major on-line systems in the USA, (1981-1983). 4) Consultation and Services provided to the Bureau of Education for the Gulf States in establishing specialized educational databases, (1982-1983). 5) Bids evaluation, contractor selection and follow-up of the Metrology and Standards Lab at the RI, (1981-1982). 6) Establishing the Image Processing Laboratory at the RI, (1982-1984). 7) Ryadh Water Authority, network automation project, (1983). 8) Hail Emirate Office Practices: Evaluation and Recommendations (1983- 1984). 9) Technical information supports in the scientific team that supported Prince Sultan Bin Salman space flight, 1985. 10) Project to evaluate a french electronic vehicle search proposal for the Saudi Customs, France, 1986. 11) Support to the National Saudi Workforce Council, Taif and Ryadh, 1988.
B) At The Ministry Of Planning ------------------------------- In 1987/1988, I was on loan from KFUPM with the Minestry of Planning as an advisor. I directed the computer department, and contributed to some sort of reorganization and modernization (PC's were introduced). I participated in the Ministry to various joint committees (ministerial and sometimes with foreign delegations).
VIII PROFESSIONAL AND EDUCATIONAL COMMITTEES MEMBERSHIPS --------------------------------------------------------
1) Student recruitment and examination (1982-1984) 2) Member of the computer utilization committee at KFUPM, representing the RI (1983). 3) Seminar and public events coordinator at the RI (1982-1983). 4) Memebr of the university publication review committee (1987-1988). 5) Representative of the RI director to the Gulf States Universities First Meeting, Bagdad, 1983. 6) Saudi Customs National Team (1986). 7) Second Gulf States Universities Second Meeting, KFUPM, 1988. 8) Library, Computer, Graduate, and Curriculum Committees at the EE/KFUPM. 9) Master Thesis Committees at EE/KFUPM: Ten times, (1990-Now) 10) Master Thesis External Examiner, on one occasion, (1994) 11) Senior Projects/Capstone Projects/Coop advisor, numerous times.
IX PUBLICATIONS AND SEMINARS --------------------------- 1) "Phenomenes aleatoires", paper presented to the Cybernetic Journal, France, 1975.
2) " An educational information system for the Bureau of Education for the Gulf States", Paper presented to the First Meeting of the Gulf States Universities, Bagdad, Iraq, 1983.
3) " The Commemorative publication of Prince Sultan Bin Salman Space Flight", Houston, USA, 1985.
4) "Cryptography by Lingual Analysis, Pseudo-Random Coding, and Integration to Secret and Public Key Encryption Method", paper published in the Saudi Computer Conference Proceeding, Ryadh, 1987.
5) " The Automated Fire and Life Safety Subsystem at King Fahd International Airport (KFIA)", paper presented to the Symposium on Safety in Building and Protection from Fire, King Faisal University, Dammam, 1994.
6) "Computer-Based Measures for Energy Conservation at King Fahd International Airport", paper pubplished in the KFUPM Energy Symposium Proceeding, 1995.
7) "Fast, computer number comparison", Paper submitted to the Workshop of the Math Department, KFUPM, 1999.
8) Numerous Technical Reports for internally or client-funded projects, RI, KFUPM, (1980-1988).
9) Local Public Seminars:
9a) "Computer Graphics", A workshop on new advances in VLSI technology, KFUPM, 1982. 9b) "Public Information Display System Suitable for Saudi Arabia" , EE, 1993. 9c) Overview of Modern Cryptosystems: the DES and the RSA, EE Club, 1994. 9d) "Automation Systems of King Fahd International Airport (KFIA)", EE, 1996. 9e) Advance in Cryptography, seminar presented to the Computer Service Department, Aramco, Dhahran, 1995. 9f) "Fast Computer Arithmetics", EE, 1997. 9g) "Overview of processors", seminar presented in the KFUPM Computer Exhibition, 1998. 9h) Expanding the 80X86 Processor Instruction Set to Handle Mega- Operands", EE, 1999. 9i) "Algorithms in Cryptography and Local Applications" 1999, Math Department. 9j) "Computer Algoritms and Parallel processing", Saudi Computer Society, Eastern-Province, 1999.
10) Senior Projects/Capstone Projects: numerous.
11) EE-501, EE-503, and EE-545 graduate students term papers: numerous.
12) Authership of educational materials: numerous.
X AREAS OF INTEREST ------------------- 1) Electronics, analog and digital. 2) Microprocessor and computer architecture, design, and applications. 3) Computer applications in office, education, and automation. 4) Fast computer arithmetics and algorithms. 5) Cryptography. 6) Random numbers and processes. 6) Peripherals and software arabization. 7) Optoelectronics and display technology. 8) Industrial electronics. 9) Robotics.
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