Adams Addison Kobla Azameti is a Computer Scientist. His thesis was on ‘Improving Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS) through Analytical Investigation of Macroscopic Traffic Flow Model in Vehicular Ad Hoc Networks (VANETS)’ and this involved the application of Machine Learning and Wireless Communications and Networks. His research interest encompasses Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, Data Science, and Wireless Communications & Networks. He is involved in peer-reviewed Journals for IEEE Transactions on Vehicular Technology and has been reviewing articles for publication for two years now. He is currently preparing to pursue a Ph.D. in Machine Learning to revolutionize discoveries in Data Science applications with a great focus on Africa’s development and has been involved in several research projects in Ghana. He is always looking for ways to use his expertise to meet the need of society in general. He is highly motivated to make unprecedented advances in Computer Science applications to promote a solution to Africa's technological gap for accelerated development.

Academic Degrees
MPhil in Computer Science, University of Ghana, Ghana in 2018.
BSc in Computer Science, Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST)-Kumasi, Ghana in 2012.
Postgraduate Certificate in Education (Mathematics), University of Education, Winneba, Ghana in 2006.
HND in Mechanical Engineering, Kumasi Technical University, Ghana in 2001

Professional Experience
•Assistant Lecturer, in the Department of Information Technology Studies.
•Adjunct Lecturer, Ghana Technology University, Tesano Accra – Feb. 2020 (Taught: Computer Applications and Management).
•Lecturer, Academic City College, Haatso – (2018 – 2020)- •Taught:Data Communications and Networks, SoftwareTesting,Software Engineering, Systems analysis, and Design, Research Methods in Computing, Open Sources Systems, Artificial Intelligence, and Project Supervisions.
•Graduate Teaching Assistant, University of Ghana – (2016 - 2018) -Taught: Data Communications and Networks, Software Engineering, Systems analysis and design, and Project Supervisions.
•Tutor, University of Cape Coast (CODE) – (2015 – 2017)- Taught: Management Information Systems.
•Consultant & ICT Assistant Chief Examiner - 2012 to Date [West Africa Examination Council (WAEC)- Accra, Greater Accra Region]
•Mathematics-Assistant Examiner - 2011 to Date [West Africa Examination Council (WAEC)-Accra, Greater Accra]
•Physics-Assistant Examiner - (2009 -2010) [West Africa Examination Council (WAEC)-Accra, Greater Accra]
•Mathematics Examiner – Team Leader-( 2004 – 2008) [West Africa Examination Council (WAEC)-Accra, Greater Accra]

Refereed Journal Articles
Azameti Adams et al (2018). The Effect of Congestion Control Model on Congested Traffic Flow in Vehicular Ad Hoc Networks (VANETs). ICST Transactions on Mobile Communications and Applications 3(10):154371

Submitted Article:
A Model-Driven Optical Clinic Management Systems: Systematic Software Engineering Approach - Journal: EAI-Pervasive Health and Technology

Professional Conferences and Workshops
•A Training Workshop organized by Researcher Academy on Campus-Elsevier at the University of Ghana, on Monday 24 February 2020 (https://researcheracademy.elsevier.com/profile)
•Coastal Ocean and Environment Summer School in Ghana-Regional Maritime University, Aug 2019
•University of Cape Coast (Centre for Teaching Support): Participated in a workshop on “Enhancing the Professional Development of the Higher Education Teaching Staff”-29th May 2019.
•Coastal Ocean and Environment Summer School in Ghana-Regional Maritime University, Aug 2017
•The DEMIS Project Founded by DAAD (Project ID: 57142907)-International Conference on Sustainability and Environmental Management (February 15-16, 2017), Venue: University of Ghana, Legon.
•GhiE -Resilient and Sustainable Infrastructure - the Role of Civilian and Military Engineering- May 2016
•IEEE Green Comm Virtual Conference (11th and 12th January, 016)
•Quaza Solutions LLC -Qualitative Personal and Adaptive Learning” Exposition. Scheduled on Thursday, 11th June 2015, Conference room, Paloma Hotel, Ring Road - Accra.
•ICT Training organized by Advanced Information Technology Institute (ATTI-KACE) April 2011
•ICT Training organized by Advanced Information Technology Institute (ATTI-KACE) April 2010
•Conference organized by Ministry of Education for Mathematics and Science Teachers- August 2007
•Regional Conference organized by Mathematical Association of Ghana- August 2006

Subject Areas (Teaching)
Undergraduate level
•BITM 101-Computer Graphics & Multimedia Applications.
•PDIM 103-Computer Graphics & Multimedia Applications
•BGEC 107-Introduction to Information Technology.

Professional Membership and Affiliations
•Member, University Teachers’ Association of Ghana (UTAG)
•Ghana Institution of Engineering (GhIE)
•America Computing Machinery (ACM)
•Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE)