Teaching

As coordinator/lecturer

Advanced Processing for Complex Materials (master)

(202324, 202425)

In this course, students learn about the constitutive laws for various materials, such as metals, and how to process them. Among the general techniques that will be discussed, the focus will be on a metal-forming demonstrator process. During the course, students visit at least one factory to see real-world industrial production lines.


At the end of the course, the student is able to:


Mechanics for IEM (bachelor)

(202122)

The general aim of the course is to give an introduction to the terms and methods used in elementary statics and strength of materials, a rigorous treatment of the mechanical relations that govern the primary loading situations in the field of mechanical and civil engineering (uniaxial tension, bending, torsion and buckling) and to solve simple and statically indeterminate boundary value problems.


Upon completion of the course, the student is able to:


Simulation of Nanoscale Materials Using Molecular Dynamics (masterclass)

(2011: I gave this 6-hour masterclass at the 10th National Student Congress of Iranian Materials Science and Engineering, Shiraz, Iran.)

This masterclass provides an in-depth understanding of the molecular dynamics (MD) simulation technique for studying various mechanical behavior and physical properties and relevant phenomena of materials at the atomic scale.


At the end of this class, the student is able to:

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