I started my journey with teaching as a teaching assistant then a teaching associate at Assiut University, Egypt from 1999 to 2005.

During this period I assisted in teaching courses in the Electrical Engineering department ranging from electrical circuits to programming languages, databases, and network analysis.

Since 2010, I is taught as an Assistant Professor, an Associate Professor, and a Visiting Professor at Assiut University, Egypt, and EJUST, Egypt. I also participating in teaching a graduate course on social informatics at Kyoto University, Japan in 2013 as a guest lecturer.

During this period I taught courses to all levels of students from freshmen to PhD students. I taught to class sizes ranging from 3 students to 300 students. I taught subjects ranging from introduction to computers and information theory 101 to pattern recognition, game theory, multi-agent systems, optimization theory, etc.