Ahmet Şekercioğlu

After more than 36 years of industrial R&D engineering and academic life, I am now semi-retired. Throughout my career, I have participated in various research projects, graduated numerous research students, supervised several projects, and published quite a few research papers with my students and collaborators. I especially loved our work at the Wireless Sensor and Robot Networks Laboratory. Over these years, I have also taught a wide range of courses primarily in Computational Intelligence, Communication Networks and Computer Architectures.

Currently I am an adjunct faculty member in the Department of Electrical and Computer Systems Engineering at Monash University, and I have resumed the networked robotics projects I started a decade ago. Until recently, I taught senior undergraduate level units Telecommunications Protocols and Network Performance (see this table for a summary comparison of the communication networks units I am involved with), Computer Organisation, and Sensors and Artificial Perception.

When I am not on campus, I enjoy taking random walks through the vibrant streets of Melbourne to discover fresh street art to add to my collection.

While you are here, perhaps you would like to drop me a message or have a look at my class notes circa 1980!