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I obtained my BSCE in Mathematics & Engineering (Control and Communiation) from
Queen's University in 2005.
Currently, I am a M.SC.Eng student in the Communication Group at the
Department of Mathematics & Statistics
at Queen's under the supervision of professor
Fady Alajaji
My current research is focused on channel coding. In particular, I am anlyzing the Queue Based Channel (QBC),
which is a non-memoryless channel. My work invistigates the performance of the block codes when transmitted
over this channel.
My research interest includes:
- Information Theory
- Channel Coding
- Digital and Wireless Communications
- H.Al-Lawati and F.Alajaji,``On Decoding Binary Quasi-Perfect Codes Over Binary Additive Markov Noise Channel,''
Proceedings of the 10th Canadian Workshop on Information Theory, Edmonton, June 2007.
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- H.Al-Lawati, F.Alajaji and C.Pimentel,``When Can Interleaving Be Avoided for Reed-Solomon Coded Binary Markov
Channel,'' To appear in the proceedings of the IEEE Pacific Rim Conference on Communications, Computers and
Signal Processing, Victoria, August 2007. pdf
- APSC 171, Calculus I, Fall 2004
- MATH 217, Algebraic Structures with Applications , Fall 2005
- MATH 281, Real Analysis, Winter 2006 and Winter 2007
- MATH 235, Differential Equations, Fall 2006
- MATH 406/806, Introduction to Coding Theory, Winter 2007
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