Hisham Sager
Teaching Assistant Professor, Electrical Engineering
Hisham Sager received a B.S. in Computer Engineering, M.S. in EE: Information & Systems Sciences, M.S. in Engineering Management, and M.S. in EE: Sensing, Communications & Control. He received a PhD in Electrical Engineering from Colorado School of Mines in 2015. In 2016, he joined Mines as a Post-Doctoral fellow when he pursued a research in the area of Computer Vision. Before joining mines, he worked as an IT Engineer for 5 years.
CONTACT
Brown Hall 327A
hsager@mines.edu
Education
Colorado School of Mines
- BS, Computer Engineering
- MS, Engineering Management
- MS, Electrical Engineering: Sensing, Communications & Control
- MS, Electrical Engineering: Information Systems
- PhD, Electrical Engineering
Research Interests
- embedded systems
- image processing
- computer vision
- signal processing
- pattern recognition
- pedestrian detection
- activity recognition
- human detection in surveillance videos.
Taught Courses
EENG 281: Introduction to Electrical Circuits, Electronics and Power
EENG 282: Electrical Circuits
EENG 284: Digital Logic
EENG 307: Introduction to Feedback Control Systems
EENG 310: Information Systems Science I
EENG 383: Microcomputer Architecture & Interfacing
EENG 385: Electronic Devices And Circuits
EENG 350: Systems Exploration and Engineering Design Lab
Microcomputer Architecture & Interfacing focuses on the assembly and programming of an 8-bit microcontroller in a lab environment. Dr. Sager instructs students on the use of Embedded C and teaches essential skills such as: signal generation and acquisition, interrupts, and a variety of serial data interfaces.
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