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Professor. Ahmed Moustafa Farag El Sheikh

Professor

Civil Engineering

Faculty of Engineering

Ahmed M. Farag received his BS.c. Degree with Honor in 1982 in Civil Engineering and his MS.c and Ph.D degrees in Engineering Mathematics from faculty of Engineering, Alexandria University in 1987 and 1994, respectively. His Ph. D thesis was comprised of a study of free and forced vibration of rectangular plates. His research interests include mathematics , vibration of structures and Application of civil engineering. Through the long time of his work and research, he has achieved a professional experience in different aspects of the field of Civil Engineering and Engineering Mathematics. Now he is a full professor. Recently he has occupied the position of the head of Engineering Mathematics department in the Faculty of Engineering - Alexandria University (2012-2014).

Education

1994

Faculty of Engineering, Alexandria University, Egypt

PhD, Engineering Mathematics

Experiences

Demonstrator at Department of Structural Engineering and Department of Engineering Mathematics

  • Alexandia, Egypt

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  • From : 22-12-1982

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  • To : 24-11-1987

Faculty of Engineering, Alexandria University

Teacher Assistant at Department of Engineering Mathematics

  • Alexandria, Egypt

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  • From : 25-11-1987

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  • To : 25-07-1994

Faculty of Engineering, Alexandria University

Assistant Professor at Department of Engineering Mathematics

  • Alexandria, Egypt

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  • From : 26-07-1994

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  • To : 01-01-2001

Faculty of Engineering, Alexandria University

Associate Professor at Department of Engineering Mathematics

  • Alexandria, Egypt

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  • From : 02-01-2001

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  • To : 17-11-2009

Faculty of Engineering, Alexandria University

Full Professor at Department of Engineering Mathematics

  • Alexandria, Egypt

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  • From : 18-11-2009

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  • To : 26-12-2022

Faculty of Engineering, Alexandria University

Working as Associate Professor, On leave of Faculty of Engineering, Alexandria University

  • Beirut, Lebanon

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  • From : 01-09-2003

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  • To : 31-08-2005

Faculty of Engineering, Arab Beirut University

Working as Associate Professor, On leave of Faculty of Engineering, Alexandria University

  • Sabha, Libya

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  • From : 01-09-2005

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  • To : 15-08-2007

Faculty of Engineering, Sabha University

Working as Professor, On leave of Faculty of Engineering, Alexandria University

  • Albaha, Saudi Arabia

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  • From : 01-11-2014

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  • To : 22-06-2023

Faculty of Engineering, Albaha University

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Teaching Courses

CALC1001

calculus 1

Credit Hours: 3
Course term: 1
Communication Hours: 0

1. Functions: 2. General Theory of Equations: 3. Limits and continuity: 4. Derivatives:

CALC -1002

Calculus 2

Credit Hours: 3
Course term: 2
Communication Hours: 0

1. Applications of Derivatives: 2. Partial Differentiation and its Engineering Applications: 3. Definite and Indefinite Integrals: 4.Methods of Integration: 5. Applications of Definite Integrals:

ENG-1251

Engineering Math (1)

Credit Hours: 3
Course term: 3
Communication Hours: 0

1. Complex numbers and Complex plane: 2. Matrices and Linear Systems: 3. Infinite Series: 4. Vectors in Two and Three Dimensional Spaces: 5. Conic Sections: 6. Quadratic Surfaces:

ENG- 1252

Engineering Math (2)

Credit Hours: 1
Course term: 4
Communication Hours: 0

1. Introduction to Differential Equations: 2. First Order ODE: 3. Linear ODE of Higher Order: 4. Series Solution of Linear ODE: 5. Laplace transformation:

ENG- 1254

Engineering Math (3)

Credit Hours: 3
Course term: 5
Communication Hours: 0

1. Vector Differential Calculus: 2. Vector Integral Calculus: 3. Fourier Expansion of periodic functions.

MEM-60101

Statistical Analysis

Credit Hours: 2
Course term: 1
Communication Hours: 0

For Postgraduate students: Applied statistical methods for analyzing engineering and management systems including inferential statistics; nonparametric statistics; regression and correlation analysis; analysis of variance; time series analysis and forecasting models. The course is application oriented and examples drawn from industrial applications will be used. Student will use statistics packages such as SPSS.

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