Communication Networks
Network Security
Problem Solving and Programming
Operating Systems
Dr. Samia Loucif is an accomplished academic, researcher,
and international scholar with over two decades of
experience in higher education, distinguished by excellence
in teaching, research, academic leadership, and global
engagement. She is currently an Associate Professor at Zayed
University in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates. Dr. Loucif
earned her Ph.D. in Computing Science from University of
Glasgow, following a Master’s degree jointly conducted
between University of Constantine and the University of
Glasgow, and a Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science from
the University of Constantine. Her academic career spans
several reputable institutions, including Zayed University,
ALHOSN University, United Arab Emirates University, and
University of Moncton. Across these roles, she has
contributed to curriculum development, academic program
design, and accreditation processes aligned with ABET, CAA,
and MSCHE. She is a Fellow of the Higher Education Academy
and a Senior Member of IEEE. Her research has evolved from
parallel computing, interconnection networks, and simulation
modeling into advanced work in artificial intelligence,
Internet of Things, and responsible AI, with leadership on
competitive grants addressing AI-driven healthcare, smart
systems, accessibility technologies, and predictive
analytics.
