Teaching Accomplishments

Courses Taught at QU

  • Renewable Energy Utilization (Graduate Course)
  • Energy Conversion (Graduate Course)
  • Applied Research Methodology (Graduate Course)
  • Turbomachines
  • Fluid Systems
  • Thermodynamics I and II
  • Fluid Dynamics
  • Heat Transfer
  • Senior Project

Courses Taught at ERAU

  • Alternative Energy
  • Advanced Alternative Energy
  • Thermodynamics
  • Heat Transfer
  • Senior Design

Courses Taught at UNC Charlotte

  • Analysis of Renewable Energy Systems, Spring 10, 11, 12
  • Fuel Cell Technologies, Fall 2010
  • Turbomachinery, Spring 2011
  • Air Conditioning Systems, Fall 09, 10, and Spring 11
  • Thermodynamics & Heat Transfer, Fall 09, 10, 11
  • Fluid Mechanics, Spring 10, 12
  • Graduate: Research & Analytical Methods, Fall 2011
  • Graduate: Heat Conduction, Spring 2012
  • Graduate: Heat Convection, Fall 2012
  • Graduate: Energy Generation and Conversion, Spring 2013

 

Courses Taught at University of Central Florida

  • Undergraduate level:
  1. EGN 3343: Engineering Thermodynamics, (F 04, Sp 05, Sp 06, Su 07 and Su 08)
  2. EML 4142: Heat Transfer, (Fall 2005)
  3. EML 3701: Fluid Mechanics I, (Fall 2006 and Fall 2008)
  4. ETM 4220: Applied Energy Systems, (Spring 2008 and spring 2009).
  5. EGN -3358: Thermo-fluids-Heat Transfer, (Fall 2006 and fall 2007)
  6. EGN 3321: Dynamics (honors), (Spring 2007)
  7. EML-4304: Thermo-Fluids Measurements – II, (Spring 2007)
  8. ETM 4512C: Applied Design of Machine Elements, (Fall 2007)
  9. 4903H: (honors) Introduction to Transport Phenomena in SOFCs, (Spring 2008).
  10. EGM 3601: Solid Mechanics, Summer 2008
  11. ETM 4331C: Applied Fluid Mechanics. Fall 2008
  • Graduate Level:
  1. EML-6725: Computational Fluid Dynamics and Heat Transfer (CFD), (Sp 05, 06, 07).
  • Laboratory teaching and development:
  1. EML-4304: Thermo-Fluids Measurements – II, (Spring 2007).
  2. EST 3543: Programmable Logic Applications and Device Integration (Fall 2007).
  3. Have instructed graduate and undergraduate students in measurements, CFD and Advanced Turbines and Energy Systems laboratories. Involved in student senior design projects.
  4. Developed Applied Energy Systems and Fuel cell lab.
  • Professional development teaching:
  • Professional Engineer (PE) Exam Review (Mechanical), PER103-002, Power Cycles & Combustion, Thermodynamics and Heat Transfer. Spring 11, 12
  • Several short courses and lectures for engineers, technicians, students in Net-Zero Energy Buildings and in energy systems.
  • Professional Course in Turbomachinery. February 2016.

Curriculum and Program Development:

  • Leading efforts as a PI and program director in developing Fuel Cell/Energy Systems Bachelors Program, Advancement of Renewable Energy Technologies.
  • Leading efforts to develop MS graduate programs in Energy Systems.
  • Leading efforts as a PI in developing Energy/Sustainability Manager Certificate Program Energy Efficient Building Operator (EEBOC) Certificate Programs.