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Research Title: The State of Engineering Postgraduate Studies in Iraqi Universities
Author: Kasim Mousa Al-Aubidy, Published Year: 0
Faculty: Engineering and Technology
Abstract: Higher Education in Iraq goes back to the first half of the last century. On the
other hand engineering postgraduates did not start seriously until around
1970. The environment in which the postgraduate studies had developed in
was far from being ideal or anywhere near normal. There was the Iraq-Iran
conflict 1980-1988, the 1991 Gulf conflict followed by the sanctions of 1990-
2003, then the occupation of the country in 2003 and the catastrophic
aftermath that followed which included a massive brain drain of the Iraqi
academia. All these negative factors contributed immensely to stun the actual
development of the postgraduate studies in general, but had a particular
negative impact on the engineering postgraduate studies.
This chapter will address the background of the education system in Iraq and
identifies the general challenges facing any revitalization of the postgraduate
studies with special focus on engineering postgraduate studies. A road map
for the revitalization of the postgraduate studies will be suggested.
Keywords: Iraqi education system, Iraqi postgraduate studies, Engineering postgraduate,
Revitalization, Road map
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1582 |
Research Title: Teaching Computer Organization and Architecture Using Simulation and FPGA Applications
Author: Kasim Mousa Al-Aubidy, Published Year: 0
Faculty: Engineering and Technology
Abstract: This paper presents the design concepts and realization of incorporating micro-operation simulation and FPGA implementation into a teaching tool for computer organization and architecture. This teaching tool helps computer engineering and computer science students to be familiarized practically with computer organization and architecture through the development of their own
instruction set, computer programming and interfacing experiments. A two-pass assembler has been designed and implemented to write assembly programs in this teaching tool. In addition to the microoperation simulation, the complete configuration can be run on Xilinx Spartan-3 FPGA board. Such
implementation offers good code density, easy customization, easily developed software, small area, and high performance at low cost.
Keywords: Teaching tool, Computer organization and architecture, Processor design,
Microprogramming, Assembler design, FPGA implementation
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Research Title: Simulation and FPGA Implementation of A Simple Computer
Author: Kasim Mousa Al-Aubidy, Published Year: 0
Faculty: Engineering and Technology
Abstract: FPGA technology offers the potential of designing high
performance systems at low cost. FPGAs have been used for
many computational tasks, and this paper presents the microoperation
simulation of a basic computer and its
implementation on an FPGA. Also, it covers the design of an
assembler for the designed computer, which can be used for
educational purposes. Such implementation offers good code
density, easy customization, easily developed software,
small area, and high performance at low cost.
Keywords: Computer systems, Processor design, Simulators, Microprogramming
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1584 |
Research Title: Real-Time Fuzzy Control of Sensorless PM Drive Systems
Author: Kasim Mousa Al-Aubidy, Published Year: 0
Faculty: Engineering and Technology
Abstract: The PM motor drive systems are becoming particularly popular in many industrial applications. They have many of the desirable performance characteristics of both the AC and DC drive systems. In this paper, a fuzzy logic controller is proposed for the real-time control of a Sensorless PM drive system. An implicit detection method has been used to detect the rotor position and to measure both the rotating speed and internal load angle. The results given in this paper demonstrate the capability of such a drive system in applications where simplicity, reliability and stability are more important issues. Furthermore, the proposed hardware and software design is simple and can be implemented by a single-chip microcontroller for real-time applications.
Keywords: Sensorless drive systems, Rotor detection, PM Motor control, Fuzzy controller,
Intelligent systems, Real-time systems
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Research Title: Novel Technique to Control the Premature Infant Incubator System Using ANN
Author: Kasim Mousa Al-Aubidy, Published Year: 0
Faculty: Engineering and Technology
Abstract: Premature infant incubator system is a vital and critical
area because it deals with premature infant or illness
baby. It is essential to detect any abnormal conditions
occur in the premature infant incubator system as soon
as possible. Temperature, humidity, and oxygen
concentration are the main parameters must be control
in the premature infant incubator system. In this paper
novel technique by using Artificial Neural Network ANN
is used in order to simulate the premature infant
incubator control system by implementing the back
propagation method. Sensors are used to indicate
temperature, humidity, and oxygen concentration of the
incubator internal environment. Sensors output are
entering to the ANN, which identify the corresponding
case and decide the suitable reaction upon previous
training. The proposed ANN premature incubator
control system in all conditions that can occur in the
premature infant incubator environment proved right
decision.
Keywords: Premature infant, Incubator, Computer control, ANN, Neural control
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Research Title: Neuro-Fuzzy Controller of a Sensorless PM Motor Drive For Washing Machines
Author: Kasim Mousa Al-Aubidy, Published Year: 0
Faculty: Engineering and Technology
Abstract: The trend towards the adoption of direct drive washing machines utilizing PM
motors is increasing due to the mechanical simplicity, high performance and
efficiency of the system. This work deals with design and performance of a
sensorless PM motor drive for washing machines. An implicit rotor position
detection unit which consists of groups of search coils are inserted into the
motor stator. A simple neuro-fuzzy controller has been used. The results
given in this paper demonstrate the capability of such a drive system in
washing machine applications where simplicity, reliability and stability are
more important issues.
Keywords: PM motors, Direct drive washing machines, Nero-fuzzy control, Neural
networks, Rotor position detection
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1587 |
Research Title: Neural-Network-Based Fuzzy Identifier: Design and Evaluation
Author: Kasim Mousa Al-Aubidy, Published Year: 0
Faculty: Engineering and Technology
Abstract: This paper is concerned with the design and development
of a simple fuzzy system for modeling of ill-defined
dynamical systems. This system, which is represented as a
feed forward neural network, is able to incorporate
qualitative and quantitative information. Supervised
linear back propagation learning algorithm has been
applied to model a system through identifying the fuzzy
parameters. This adaptive fuzzy system is implemented as
an identifier of dynamical systems. The system
performance has been evaluated for different simulated
systems to demonstrate the application of the proposed
system to identify the dynamics of linear and nonlinear
time-invariant and time-variant systems.
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1588 |
Research Title: Modeling and Analysis of an On-line FMS Scheduler Colored Petri Nets
Author: Kasim Mousa Al-Aubidy, Published Year: 0
Faculty: Engineering and Technology
Abstract:
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1589 |
Research Title: Modeling an Interactive FMS Scheduler Using Colored Petri Nets
Author: Kasim Mousa Al-Aubidy, Published Year: 0
Faculty: Engineering and Technology
Abstract: A new hierarchical model based on CPN for general FMS
scheduler is presented. The designed model is partitioned into
two levels to face the complexity of the manufacturing systems.
The first level in the model is the cell-level, which supervises the
jobs scheduling between cells. The second level is the machinelevel,
which supervises the scheduling of the manufacturing jobs
between machines inside the active cells. The goal of the model is
to interpret the output of the manufacturing route planner into
graphical representation and to achieve the sequencing,
dispatching and monitoring the real time execution of these
manufacturing plans. Also the proposed CPN model generates
feedback status to monitor the abnormal conditions. Sub CPN
priority structures are embedded in the main model to control the
election from the competitive jobs to use the limited resources in
the system. The hierarchy organization will enhance the real time
response of the sequencing and monitoring capabilities. The
designed scheduler has been evaluated for different case studies
and the achieved results are very encouraging.
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Research Title: Mixed Reality Environment for Web-Based Laboratory Interactive Learning
Author: Kasim Mousa Al-Aubidy, Published Year: 0
Faculty: Engineering and Technology
Abstract: This paper presents a web-based laboratory for distance learners by incorporating
simulation and hardware implementation into web-based e-learning systems. It
presents a development consisting of laboratory course through internet based on
mixed reality technique to setup, run and manipulate set of experiments. Each
experiment has been designed in a way that allows the learner to manipulate the
components and check if it works properly in order to achieve the experiment
objective. The proposed laboratory e-learning tool has web-based components
accessed by authorized users. Learners can acquire the necessary skills they need,
while learning the theory of the experiment and the basic characteristics of each
component used in the experiment. Finally, a case study was conducted to show the
feasibility and efficiency of the proposed method.
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