User talk:Mmshimel

MohaMMad MuTTakin SiDDique Himel[edit]

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I am a Research Scientist at the department of Communication Networks (ComNets) since Feb, 2005, experimenting on network protocols and different simulation methods.

Before joining to ComNets as assistant worker, I have finished Master of Science in Communication and Information Technology (CIT) at the University of Bremen. At the time of pursuing my studies, I was also working with ComNets working group. My supervisors were Prof. Dr. Carmelita Görg and Dipl.-Ing. Andreas J. Könsgen.

The topic of my Master Thesis is 'Design and Performance Evaluation of the Parallelisation of Discrete Event Simulators using High Level Architecture' [abstarct].

Welcome[edit]

Himel, welcome to wikipedia. We have started the wikiproject Bangladesh to work on articles related to Bangladesh and Bengal. Please see my user page for details. In any case, join our efforts to promote Bangladesh. If possible, please also contribute to the Bangla wikipedia (http://bn.wikipedia.org). --Ragib 18:27, 31 Mar 2005 (UTC)

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