Master Students
The following master's theses were completed under my supervision in the areas of Software Engineering, computer networks, pervasive computing, enterprise systems, network security, service-oriented architectures, healthcare applications, and related Computer Engineering fields.

Gediz University
Graduate School of Natural and Applied Sciences — M.S. Program in Systems Engineering.
- Gökhan Akyol, Düşük Maliyetli ve Öğretim Açısından Verimli Bir Bilgisayar Ağları Laboratuvar Tasarımı ve Gerçekleştirilmesi, June 2014.

Haliç University — Department of Computer Engineering
Master's theses supervised in Computer Engineering and Management Information Systems programs.
- Bora Tamer Yılmaz, Kablosuz IEEE 802.11 Ağ Bağlantısı Üzerinden Elektronik Kontrol için Bir Ağ Protokolünün Geliştirilmesi, September 2011.
- Canan Bayraktar, Yaygın Hesaplama Kullanılarak Hastalıkların Teşhisi, July 2011.
- Doruk Tolga Atasoy, Hastalık Teşhisi için Kurumsal Uygulama Arayüzleri ve Performans Analizleri, June 2011.
- Orhan Tarıkulu, CMMI’ın Bir Türk Bankacılık Sektöründe Uygulanması ve Analizi, Management Information Systems Program, June 2011.
- Umut Şimşek, CMMI Rehberliğinde PRINCE2 ile Servis Odaklı Mimari Tabanlı Uygulama Geliştirme, February 2011.
- Özerk Önder, Mimarlara Yönelik Bir Sosyal Ağ Sitesinin Tasarımı ve Geliştirilmesi, July 2010.
- Deniz Akbaş, Bir Kurumsal Ağın ve Güvenlik Yapılarının Modellenmesi ve Analizi, Management Information Systems Program, July 2010.

Fatih University — Department of Computer Engineering
Master's theses supervised in the Department of Computer Engineering, Fatih University, Istanbul, Turkey.
- Ahmet Volkan Gürel, A Service Oriented Reflective Middleware for Pervasive Computing, July 2008.
- Bora Yurday, Service Oriented Reflective Wireless Middleware, September 2006.

Marmara University — Department of Computer Engineering
Master's thesis supervised in the Department of Computer Engineering, Marmara University, Istanbul, Turkey.
- Osman Davulcu, Open Secure Mobile Agent System, January 2002.
Supervision Summary: The master's theses listed above span research topics including computer networks, pervasive computing, distributed and mobile systems, service-oriented middleware, enterprise systems, CMMI and software-process improvement, network security, healthcare applications, and engineering laboratory design.