Muzafer Shala

Adjunct Faculty

RIT Kosovo

muscad@rit.edu

Office Hours

Monday 1:00-1:55pm and 3:00-3:55pm Wednesday 1:00-1:55pm and 3:00-3:55pm The meetings need priory agreed appointment.

Muzafer Shala

Adjunct Faculty

RIT Kosovo

Bio

Personal Biography*

Profile:

Prof. Ass. Dr. Muzafer Shala, a highly experienced professional in the fields of computer science and electronic engineering, with a strong background in teaching, industry, and management in academic institutions. A proven track record in educational leadership and governmental roles, showcasing versatility and expertise in both methodological and managerial capacities.

Professional Experience:

1. RIT Kosovo (A.U.K.) College (09/2023 – Present): Adjunct Lecturer specializing in networking and telecommunications

2. University of Mitrovica "Isa Boletini" (11/2016 – Present): Professor Assistant of Computer Science Subjects; various managing roles including Vice Dean for Quality Assurance and International Cooperation.

3. Ministry of Innovation and Entrepreneurship, Government of Kosovo (07/2019 – 02/2020): Minister.

4. Universum College, Prishtina (02/2017 – 06/2022): Lecturer of Computer Science Subjects.

5. University for Business and Technology - UBT (11/2011 – 10/2016): Lecturer of Mechatronics and Computer Science Subjects; various managing roles including Dean of Faculty of Mechatronics Management, Acting dean of Faculty of Computer Science and Engineering and Acting dean of Faculty of Energy E?ciency Engineering

Founder

1. British Gymnasium of Technology – Secondary High School, Pristina (11/2022): Spearheaded the establishment of a innovative high school dedicated to integrating technology into secondary education, nurturing future professionals and innovators. The school adopts Pearson BTEC Curriculums, ensuring a globally recognized and industry-aligned educational framework.

2. Code Invention L.L.C, Pristina (07/2023): Established a progressive company dedicated to crafting digital solutions, driving technological progress and digital innovation. This venture synergizes 23 years of experience in education and industry with the 25 years industrial expertise of a German business partner, a successful entrepreneur, blending international insights and practices to foster exceptional digital advancements.

Education:

PhD in Electronic Engineering, University of Kent at Canterbury (2006 – 2010). Specialized in optical communication systems, contributing significantly to the field through research.
BSc in Computer Science, University of Prishtina (1999 – 2005). Laid the foundational expertise for a career at the forefront of technological innovation.

Key Skills:

Extensive knowledge in telecommunication and programming languages and development platforms including Matlab/Simulink, C#, C++ and others.
Proficient in various applications and operating systems.
Strong time management skills demonstrated by successfully managing multiple teaching, industrial and managerial duties.

Interests:

Engaged in activities like swimming, nature runs, and charity events. Keen interest in current affairs and travel.

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NSSA-241

Introduction to Routing and Switching

3 Credits

This course provides an introduction to wired network infrastructures, topologies, technologies, and the protocols required for effective end-to-end communication. Basic security concepts for TCP/IP based technologies are introduced. Networking layers 1, 2, and 3 are examined in-depth using the International Standards Organization’s Open Systems Interconnection and TCP/IP models as reference. Course topics focus on the TCP/IP protocol suite, the Ethernet LAN protocol, switching technology, and routed and routing protocols common in TCP/IP networks. The lab assignments mirror the lecture content , providing an experiential learning component for each topic covered.

NSSA-242

Wireless Networking

3 Credits

This course is designed to provide the student with an understanding of the protocols, principles and concepts of radio communication as they apply to wireless data networking (802.11) for local area networks and peripherals. As its basis it uses the fundamental concepts and technologies learned in Introduction to Routing and Switching, and expands upon them to include other contemporary and emerging technologies. Topics including WLANs, wireless network operation, network integration, construction and network design will be discussed. Modulation techniques, measurement standards, nomenclature, equipment and theory behind transmissions in this portion of the electromagnetic spectrum will be examined.

PROF-705

Context and Trends

3 Credits

The gateway course for students enrolled in the MS in professional studies degree program. Course provides students with opportunities to interact about controversial issues while discovering foundational knowledge about interdisciplinary history, theory, along with applied problem-solving, research methods and professional ethics. Students use this course as a means of designing and receiving approval for individualized plans of study. (Department permission required). Students should consult their adviser before registering.