Kareem Moussa

Teaching Assistant

Faculty Building

UB1

Office Number

309

Biography

Kareem graduated from Electronics and Computer Engineering program at Nile University in Fall 2021 with GPA 3.95. Also, he published 5 research papers while he was still in his undergraduate studies as well as publishing several papers after graduation.

Achievements

Kareem Moussa's graduation project titled: “Enhanced Beauty Services Mobile Application Based on Artificial Intelligence” has been accepted at the AUC Science Slam competition and qualified for the finalists 2021 and qualified to L'Oreal Brandstorm 2021 semifinals.

Recent Publications

Single-Cycle MIPS Processor based on Configurable Approximate Adder

Enhancing computer architecture performance is a significant concern for architecture designers and users. This paper presents a novel approach to computer architecture design by using an approximate adder with configurable accuracy in a single-cycle MIPS processor as a study case. Using approximate adders decreased the delay on the expense of the design area. Using approximate computing with the

Circuit Theory and Applications
Mechanical Design

Light-Weight Face Shape Classifier for Real-Time Applications

Deep neural networks (DNNs) are memory and computationally intensive; hence they are difficult to apply to real-time systems with limited resources. Therefore, the DNN models need to be carefully optimized. The solution was a model based on a convolutional neural network (CNN) called MobileNet that decreases the computational and space complexities with classification precision loss by utilizing

Artificial Intelligence
Circuit Theory and Applications
Software and Communications

Diabetes Prediction Using Machine Learning: A Comparative Study

Diabetes is a common, metabolic disease, that results in a high level of blood sugar. Patients diagnosed with diabetes suffer from a body that cannot effectively use the insulin or cannot produce a sufficient amount of insulin. Providing a method of detection via symptoms that can be noticed by the patient can prompt the patient to seek medical assistance more promptly and in turn to be correctly

Artificial Intelligence
Healthcare

A Preprocessing Approach to Improve the Performance of Inception v3-based Face Shape Classification

Face shape classification is considered one of the trending topics in the artificial intelligence research field. Face shape classification can be employed in many broad-scoped projects, such as hairstyle recommendation systems in the beauty and fashion industry. In this paper, the inception v3 model was employed to reach the highest possible performance for classifying the different face shapes

Software and Communications
Research Tracks
  • Artificial intelligence
  • Computer Vision