announcement
We are pleased to announce that Dr. Ohoud Alharbi has received the Excellence in Teaching Award…
introduction/brief CV
I'm Ohoud Mosa Alharbi, an Assistant Professor and Vice-chair of the Software Engineering Department at King Saud University. My passion for computer science has taken me from earning a PhD at Simon Fraser University in Canada to completing a Master’s in Software Engineering at UC Irvine.
I love pushing the boundaries of technology to create innovative solutions. My research covers human-computer interaction, machine learning, and assistive technology. I believe technology can drive positive change, and I aim to make my work impactful both academically and practically.
On this website, you can learn more about my research, publications, and courses. Whether you're a fellow researcher, a student, or just curious about technology, I invite you to explore and connect with me. Thank you for visiting!
areas of expertise
Dr. Ohoud Alharbi brings a varied skill set, spanning entrepreneurship and leadership, along with proficiency in machine learning and human-computer interaction. Her expertise extends to natural language processing, interaction design, user experience, and assistive technology. She is proficient in full-stack programming, including Node.js, React, Java, PHP, and JavaScript. Additionally, Dr. Alharbi is skilled in both quantitative and qualitative research, cloud computing (AWS), and database management.
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The course provides an in-depth exploration of requirements engineering, encompassing the following topics: - Requirements Engineering Process - Elicitation of Requirements -…
This course helps to build competence, knowledge, and skills in the field of Human-Computer Interaction Design. The goal is to shape new media and tools that will support a human use, augment…
This course is a basic introduction to the Internet and WWW. It covers the following topics Static web page development using HTML. Formatting web pages with tables, images, frames and CSS (…