صالح ابراهيم صالح الفريح

Education

2003 – 2005      University of Newcastle ,  Newcastle Upon Tyne, UK  Ph.D. / Computer Science . Theses Title: E-commerce Protocol Supporting Automated Online Dispute Resolution.

With Distinction

1999 - 2001        University of Southern California (USC),  Los Angeles, USA  Master of Science / Computer Science

1992 - 1997        King Fahad University Of Petroleum and Minerals (KFUPM),  Dhahran, Saudi Arabia, BS/Computer Science

First Honor with GPA 3.9/4.0

Professional experience

3/2006- King Saud University, Assistant Professor in the Department of Computer Science. Teaching the following courses: Internet Technology;  Distributed Databases; Distributed Systems; Information Retrieval and  Web Applications.

12/2006- Alrajhi Investment Group (Alrajhi Bank), Riyadh Saudi Arabia as a Products Development Consultant. www.Alrajhibank.com.sa

5/2006- 12/2006 Team Member of the Strategic future plan for higher education AAFAQ (Information Technology Study).

3/1999 - 2/2002, Saudi Consulate in Los Angles USA as technical support responsible for all IT needs, and communications between the Consulate and the Embassy and the Consulate and the Ministry. 

07/1997 - 6/1998 Computer science department at King Saud University as Graduate assistance, Teaching data structure, visual programming, computer network, and operating systems.

08/1997 -06/1998: International for System Engineering as Network security consultant

08/1997 - 06/1998:Riyadh Computer Center as a Network Designer

08/1997 - 06/1998:Riyadh Web as Web Designer

04/93-06/96 King Fahad University. Grader and Unix lab assistant

06/1994 - 09/1994:Summer Internship, at IT center of General Organization of Social Insurance

Computer skills

LANGUAGES:

Pascal, C, Basic, Delphi, Assembly, LISP, Cobol, HTML, Java, Visual Basic, CGI. PHP.

OPERATING SYSTEMS:

Dos, Win3.1, Win95, WinNT, WinXP, Unix, Linux, and Solaris.

Languages

Fluent in Arabic and English

publications

7 between Journals and Conferences

Patents

Applied for 1 US  Patent in Credit Card Fraud prevention by University of Southern California.