Imad El-Jeaid

IMAD EL-JEAID

Associate Professor of Physics Astronomy and Computer Engineering

OFFICE:Dillard (the Newest Edition) Office # 97

OFFICE HOURS:Fall Semester: 10: 00 am till 11:00 am and 1:00 pm till 2:00 pm Spring Semester: 10: 00 am till 11:00 am and 1:00 pm till 2:00 pm Summer Session I: 5:00 pm till 5:45 pm ( by Appointment)

PHONE:(478) 934-3075

FAX:(478) 934-3554

E-MAIL: eyeeellejayeaeyedeeatem g see dot e dee yoo

Education

Ph.D., Astrophysics/Computational, Kansas State University (Unfinished Degree) M.S., Physical Science/Physics, Emporia State University, 1989 B.S., Computer Science, Emporia State University, 1989 B.S., Physics, Emporia State University, 1986

Publications

- Developed and Published a Major Research Project on Alternating Current and Voltages Circuit ( 13-Labs/ Activities of Microcomputer Based Laboratories Using Logger Pro Interface located at : www.tycphysics.org ) - Participated in Eleven National Workshops for Instruction PHYICS of Two Years Colleges, TYC, Sponsored by the National Science Foundations, Joliet College, IL, and Lee College, TX (Each Workshop worth 33.5 Contact Hours).

Courses

ASTR 1012 (Online) Introduction to Astronomy ASTR 1013 (Online) Stellar and Galactic Astronomy PHYS 1011 Physical Science I PHYS 1012 Physical Science II PHYS 1111 General Physics I (Online) PHYS 1112 General Physics II (Online) PHYS 2211 Calculus-Based Physics I PHYS 2212 Calculus-Based Physics II ENGR 1100 Introduction to Computer Engineering ENGR 2125 Signal Processing ENGR 2140 Circuit Analysis

Biography

As an educator, I dedicated my life to the Teaching profession and I still have a lot to give in lieu of advancement in Science and Technology. Teaching a subject matter as Physics, Physical Science, and Computer Engineering puts a heavy strain and load on the teachers to present it as well as the students that are trying hard to learn it. That’s why I have to keep up the latest methodology as well as the technologies that pertain to making Physics, Physical Science, and Engineering more interesting, enjoyable, and most importantly more understandable to students who are trying hard to learn it. As a result of more than 15-years of teaching experience in the field of Physics and Engineering as well as due to the results of attending several of the Educational Seminars in the Physics Field as well as Workshops, I start to realize that there must be a way of presenting the subject matter in a way that students ought to understand and comprehend. In light of what just has been said, I start to introduce several technologies into my Lecture as well as the Labs. The concept of interfacing was a new idea that completely deviated from the old way of teaching physics that relied heavily upon a blackboard and old equipments that have a lot danger associated with it and not to mention the cost of such equipment. The new idea is to have less costly and dangerous equipments interfaced, equipment linked electronically via an analog to digital convert where it will be displaced on a computer monitor or projected across a screen, as a major teaching tool as well as student learning where the real action of Physics unfolds in front of them in real time.

Documents
ENGR_1100 Fall_2012.zip
PHYS 2211 Spring Semester, 2013.zip
PHYS 2212 Spring Semester_2013.zip
Physical Science I Spring 2013.zip
PHYS_1101 Review Presentations.zip

 
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