Ramallah, Palestine
Mohammad
Al-Jamal
Computer Science Student / University of Debrecen / Networks & Security
IB Diploma graduate of Ramallah Friends School, now studying Computer Science at the University of Debrecen. Drawn to the layer underneath most applications — how systems talk to each other, and where that trust can break.
About
Building toward systems & security
I finished secondary school with the International Baccalaureate Diploma, concentrating on Computer Science at Higher Level. Alongside coursework, I've been teaching myself the practical side of networking and security — reading packets, testing password strength, mapping what's actually running on a network — rather than stopping at theory.
I'm early in this path and treat it that way: building fundamentals deliberately, in controlled environments, before anything more advanced.
Education
Ramallah Friends School
- Programme
- International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma Two-year secondary diploma programme, six subject groups plus the IB core.
- Diploma score
- 34 / 42 — 92% equivalency, Palestinian Ministry of Education
- HL Highlight
- 6 Computer Science, Higher Level
University of Debrecen
- Programme
- BSc, Computer ScienceIn progress Undergraduate degree, following on from the IB Diploma.
Skills
Tools & focus areas
Hands-on practice across the penetration-testing workflow, in controlled and authorized environments — from initial recon through to reporting.
Reconnaissance & information gathering
Mapping targets and gathering intel before deeper testing.
Web application testing
Finding and validating vulnerabilities in web apps.
Penetration testing
Testing known vulnerabilities against authorized targets.
Network analysis
Capturing and inspecting traffic.
Password security auditing
Testing password strength and recovery.
Operating systems
Primary environments for security work.
Academic foundation
Built through IB Computer Science HL — problem decomposition, algorithms, and system design.
Languages
Projects
Legal Case Summarizer
An AI tool that takes legal case documents as input, summarizes them, and pulls out the key points as bullet points a lawyer can scan quickly — then stores and organizes the results for later reference.
- Input
- Legal case documents
- Processing
- Summarizes the case and extracts the key points
- Output
- Structured bullet-point summary for the lawyer
- Storage
- Saves and organizes summaries for later retrieval
Contact