Salamah Salamah teaches and conducts research in software engineering process, and formal software quality assurance for safety-critical systems. His research has been supported by NASA, SEI, NSF, Honeywell, and Lockheed Martin.

• Army Research Lab Award for Partnering - Army Research Lab (11/15/2018)

• Ph D in Computer Science, The University of Texas at El Paso (2007)
• BS in Computer Science, The University of Texas at El Paso (2001)

• Perfect reproducibility is not always algorithmically possible: a pedagogical observation Journal of Uncertain Systems 13 2 (2019), Jake Lesley, Salamah Salamah, Vladik Y. Kreinovich.
• A Collaboration Pipeline for Cybersecurity Research, Analytics, and Tools Cyber Security and Information Systems Information Analysis Center 6 2 (2018), Jaime Acosta, Salamah Salamah, Edgar Padilla, Monika Akbar.
• Investigating the Benefits of Introducing Process-Oriented Life Cycle Development Models to Improve Students Appreciation for Agile Methods Frontiers in Education Conference (2018), Omar Ochoa, Miralda Rodney, Massood Towhidnejad, Salamah Salamah.
• A platform for evaluator-centric cybersecurity training and data acquisition Military Communication Conference (2017), Jaime Acosta, Joshua McKee, Alexander Fielder, Salamah Salamah.
• An Analysis Platform for Execution-based Model Generation Conference (2016), Jaime Acosta, .

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• Extending the Impact of the Computing Alliance of Hispanic-Serving Institutions to Prepare and Support Students with Financial Need through Evidence-Based Educational Practices