Engineering Mechanical

Najam ul Qadir

Personal Statement:

My personal aim is not only to gain theoretical concepts which eventually

lead to an academic transcript, but also to think of ways I can make use of

those concepts in an organizational setup to improve communication skills,

groom adaptability to perform in widely different work environments, and

develop a skill-set to accomplish the tasks assigned in the most efficient

and productive manner.

Education:

Masters of Science in Engineering - Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering

(graduation expected in Dec., 2010)

University of Missouri, Columbia, MO, USA, ongoing since Fall 2009

(credits transferred from Florida State University).

Doctor of Philosophy - Industrial Engineering

Florida State University, Tallahassee, FL, USA, Fall 2006 - Spring

2009 (credits transferred to University of Missouri, Columbia before

completion).

Masters of Science in Engineering - Materials Science and Engineering.

Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST), South

Korea, Mar 2004 - Feb 2006.

Bachelors of Science in Engineering - Metallurgy and Materials Engineering

Ghulam Ishaq Khan Institute of Engineering Sciences and Technology,

Pakistan, Aug 1998 - May 2002.

Research Background:

Doctor of Philosophy

. Modeling Fiber Orientation in Short/Rigid Fiber suspensions using

Closure Approximations.

. Modeling Mechanical Behavior of a Single Flexible Fiber under the

influence of a Shear Flow.

. Modeling Fiber Orientation in Long/Flexible Fiber suspensions using

Rod chain and Bead chain models.

. Contact Detection and Force Approximation in Fiber Suspensions using

Discrete Element Modeling (DEM).

Research Background (contd.)

Masters of Science in Engineering

Fabrication and Mechanical Characterization of Carbon-nanotube

reinforced Alumina Matrix Nanocomposites.

Bachelors of Science in Engineering

Fabrication and Mechanical Characterization of Macroscale Polymer

Composites reinforced with either carbon or glass fibers.

Courses Undertaken:

Doctor of Philosophy

. Composite Materials

. Applied Optimization

. Continuum Mechanics

. Polymer Engineering and Science

. Design of Experiments

. Multiscale Modeling of Materials

. Heat Transfer

. Numerical Methods

. Numerical Linear Algebra

. Advanced Computational Design

. Finite Element Method

. Response Surface Methodology

Masters of Science in Engineering

. Dislocation Theory

. Structure and Defects in Solids

. Sintering Process and Theory

. Fracture Mechanics

. Semiconductor Physics

. Advanced Thermodynamics

. Advanced Heat and Mass Transfer

. Optical Materials

Bachelors of Science in Engineering

. Polymer Engineering

. Composite Materials

. Materials Selection and Application

. Ceramics and Glasses

. Non-ferrous Metallurgy

. Materials Evaluation Techniques

. Heat Treatment and Processing

. Iron and Steel Production

Work Experience:

Post-Masters

Fabrication of Yttrium-based Superconductors and Current Density

Studies on Fabricated Samples, Research Engineer, Korea Atomic Energy

Research Institute, South Korea, March 2006 - July 2006.

Post-Bachelors

Selection of Composite Materials for Fabrication of Aircraft Wings

and Fuselage, Advanced Engineering Research Organization,

Pakistan, Assistant Manager, December 2002 - August 2003.

Computer Literacy:

. More than 2 years Experience in MATLAB Programming.

. Working knowledge of Microsoft Powerpoint, Word and Excel.

Co-curricular Activities:

. Cricket

. Reading

. Music

Language Skills:

. Fluent in Spoken and written English.

. Urdu as native language

Teaching Experience:

. Numerical Methods in Computational Design (University of Missouri,

Columbia).

. Tools Engineering (Florida State University).

. Engineering Economy (Florida State University).

. Numerical Methods (Florida State University).

Poster Presentations:

. Najam ul Qadir, David A. Jack and Ben Wang, "Modeling Fiber

Orientation in Rigid and Flexible Fiber Suspensions", Florida State

University, March 2008.

. Najam ul Qadir and David A. Jack, "Modeling Fiber Orientation in Rigid

and Flexible Fiber Suspensions for Polymer Macro- and Nano-composite

Manufacturing", Florida State University, March 2009.

Research Publications

. Najam ul Qadir and David A. Jack, "Modeling Fiber Orientation in Short

Fiber Suspensions Using the Neural Network Based Orthotropic Closure",

Composites Part A: Applied Science and Manufacturing, Vol. 40, 1524-

1533, 2009.

. C. J. Kim, Najam ul Qadir, Asif Mahmood, Y. -H Han and T.-H Sung, "The

Effect Of BaCeO3 Nano-particles on the Current Density of a Melt-

Processed YBCO Superconductor", Physica C: Superconductivity, Vol. 463-

465, 344-347, 2007.

Permanent Address

House 542, St. 05

G-11/1,

Islamabad,

Pakistan

Current Address

3001 South Providence,

Apt. 14 A

Columbia, MO 65203

USA

001-850-***-****

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