Faculty of Engineering and Mathematical Sciences Amer Filipovic
BSc Hons.
PhD Student
Amer Filipovic was awarded his BSc degree in 2001 at The University of Western Australia. He double majored in IT Systems and IT Applications. In 2002, Amer completed an honours year in IT with an H1 distinction at the same university. His honours project was concerned with energy efficiency of ad-hoc wireless networks. Currently, Amer is studying for a PhD in the area of wireless networks, in particular using local wireless landscape information in construction of an adaptive routing protocol. This project is supervised by Associate Professor Amitava Datta and Dr Chris McDonald.

Contact Details:
Mail Amer Filipovic
School of Computer Science & Software Engineering
The University of Western Australia
35 Stirling Highway,
Crawley, WA 6009, Australia.
Room Room G.1
Phone +61 8 9380 2238
Fax +61 8 9380 1089
E-mail amer@csse.uwa.edu.au
Amer Filipovic
Current Work:
Groups:
Mobile, Ad Hoc and Sensor Network Research Group

Resources:
PhD Page - Contains an up-to-date list of reports and work that I have done.
Projects Page - Contains some projects/work that I developed in my spare time.

Personal:
Pictures Page - Pictures from different events.
Previous Work:
2005:
Particle Positioning System for Ad-hoc Wireless Networks. In IEEE International Conference on Networks (ICON 2005). Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. November, 2005.
Low-latency Routing in Ad Hoc Wireless Networks Using Finite Horizons. In International Workshop on Mobile Ad-hoc and Ubiquitous Sensor Networks (MASN 2005). Nanjing, China. November, 2005.

2004:
Building blocks of energy and cost efficient wireless sensor networks. In 1st European Workshop on Wireless Sensor Networks (EWSN), Berlin, Germany, January 2004.
Relaxing Source Route Control Using Finite Horizons In Lyndon While, editor, The Thirteenth University of Western Australia School of Computer Science & Software Engineering Research Conference, Yanchep, Western Australia, September 2004. Uniprint

2003:
Topology control problems in mobile ad hoc wireless networks. In Rachel Cardell-Oliver, editor, The Twelfth University of Western Australia School of Computer Science & Software Engineering Research Conference, pages 112-117, Yanchep, Western Australia, June 2003. Uniprint.

2002:
WAITTA Student Project Winner (Peter Fillery Award)
student project

Energy efficiency of ad hoc routing protocols. Honours Dissertation. November 2002. School of Computer Science & Software Engineering, The University of Western Australia.
Teaching assistance:
2005:
Semester 2 Advanced Topics in Computer Science (Mobile and Wireless Computing)
Semester 1 Computer Networks 312
2004:
Semester 2 A well deserved break
Semester 1 Computer Networks 312
2003:
Semester 2 Operating Systems 205
Semester 1 Computer Networks 312
2002:
Semester 2 Databases
Semester 1 Object Oriented Programming 225
Java Programming 124
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