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. Recently, I joined the Melbourne Raspberry Pi Makers Group, where we have a fantastic citizen science project.

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