Moe Huss, Ph.D.
Hometown
Egypt
Current Home
Sacramento, CA
Dissertation or thesis title (if applicable): Development and Quasi-experimental Study of the Scrum Model-Based System Architecture Process (sMBSAP) for Agile Model-Based Software Engineering.
Advisor or faculty mentor:
Dr. Dan Herber and Dr. Mike Borky
Favorite memory
“One of the standout memories during my academic journey was when I first employed architectural models for code generation and complex decision simulation. This experience served as a turning point, shedding light on exciting opportunities for collaboration between architects and developers. The potential of seamlessly integrating AI with architecture could be a game-changer in how we approach system design. Mastering the art of connecting numerous organizational and system elements within the model while highlighting their interdependencies and impact on organizational and system behavior has become a crucial skill that I confidently apply when approaching digital transformation initiatives.”
Post-graduation plans
“My post-graduation plans involve continuing my role as the Director of Technology and Transformation at Delegata Corporation, a leading technology consulting company. In addition, I am committed to remaining a perpetual learner, actively staying abreast of the rapidly evolving technological landscape to drive digital transformation in the government.”
Thanks you’d like to give
“I would like to thank a few people who, without their roles, contributions, and guidance, I wouldn’t be writing these lines today. My first advisor, Dr. Butler. The members of my committee, Dr. Mallette and Dr. Miller. I don’t have enough words to say about Dr. Borky and the role he played in reshaping my thinking about mode-based architecture. I am so grateful to Dr. Herber. Without his guidance, support, and advice, I would not have reached this milestone. I am also thankful to Prof. Batchelor, Dr. Simske, and Dr. Cale. Last but not least, I would like to thank Ingrid Bridge, who has been extremely helpful, responsive, and supportive throughout my journey in the program.”