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Assistant Lecturer

Sherry Heshmat Hareth Keressa

Assistant Lecturer

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Sherry Heshmat Hareth is a Doctor in Engineer in the Electronics and Communication Engineering Department at the Arab Academy for Science, Technology & Maritime Transport (AASTMT), Sheraton Cairo branch. Her work lies at the intersection of artificial intelligence and hardware system design, with a focus on FPGA-based acceleration of deep learning models under strict power and memory constraints. Her primary research interests include convolutional neural networks (CNNs), embedded AI systems, and hardware–software co-design. She is currently engaged in the implementation and optimization of deep learning architectures such as AlexNet and Tiny-YOLO-v2 on FPGA platforms, with particular emphasis on memory hierarchy design, bandwidth optimization, and efficient resource utilization. Sherry’s work aims to bridge the gap between computationally intensive AI algorithms and real-time embedded deployment, enabling scalable and energy-efficient intelligent systems. Alongside her research, she has experience teaching programming and electronics courses and developing interactive educational materials for engineering students. Her broader interests include applied artificial intelligence, robotics education, and the development of STEM learning environments, reflecting a strong commitment to both research innovation and academic excellence.

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2013 - 2025

Fourth Lecturer

Teaching Assistant in the Electronics and Communication Engineering Department after completing my Master's degree. Responsible for independently conducting laboratory sessions, delivering tutorials, and grading for undergraduate courses including Digital Design, Embedded Systems, and FPGA Programming. Supported faculty in course development and exam preparation.

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2008 - 2013

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Graduate Teaching Assistant in the Electronics and Communication Engineering Department. Supported undergraduate courses including Digital Logic Design, Embedded Systems, and Signal Processing. Led lab sessions, graded assignments and exams, held office hours, and assisted faculty in curriculum delivery.

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EC334 - Analog & Digital Circuit Analysis

2020 Fall Semester View All Content

EC339 - Electronics (2)

2020 Fall Semester View All Content

EC238 - Electronics I

2020 Fall Semester View All Content

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