
Teaching & mentoring
Teaching philosophy
I teach undergraduate and graduate students across control, dynamical systems, signal processing, engineering mathematics, programming, and embedded systems. My teaching connects mathematical foundations with modelling, simulation, software, and physical implementation.
Each course begins with theory, builds physical intuition, develops a structured approach to problem-solving, and culminates in implementation. Students define their assumptions, connect equations to system behaviour, validate each decision, and translate models and algorithms into simulation, software, or physical systems.
Current course
- Feedback control systems (ELEN 323, Khalifa University of Science and Technology, Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates, Fall 2026; syllabus PDF)
Graduate courses
University of Sannio, Italy (2017–2020)
- Dynamical systems
- Advanced control
Minia University, Egypt (2013–2017)
- Advanced control systems
- Multivariable control systems
- Optimal control
Undergraduate courses
Minia University, Egypt (2010–2017)
- Numerical analysis
- Engineering mathematics
- Automatic control
- Signals and systems analysis
- Linear algebra
- Digital control
- Intelligent control
- Programming languages
- Project management
- Embedded systems
eCampus, CentroStudi srls, Italy (2020)
- Engineering and mathematics subjects
BSc thesis tutoring on Kalman filtering for control and measurement systems.
Supervision and mentoring
- PhD industry advising, Khalifa University, 2025–present. Industry advising for one doctoral researcher.
- PhD research mentoring, Khalifa University, 2023–2025. Research mentoring for one doctoral researcher.
- PhD research mentoring, Khalifa University, 2022–2025. Research mentoring for one doctoral researcher.
- MSc co-supervision, Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya, Barcelona, 2022–2023. Official co-supervision of two master’s researchers.
Student projects
- The Kalman filter and its applications in control and measurement systems, 2020.
- IoT for automation of a lab-scale benchmark process, 2016.
- Balancing a two-wheeled inverted pendulum using intelligent control, 2015.
- Intelligent embedded voting machine system, 2014.
- Energy control and saving system (OpElec), 2013.
- Smart elevator, 2012.
- Autonomous detection and fighting fire system, 2012.
- Intelligent transport system (ITS), 2011.
Professional development
- Teaching certificate course, Center for Teaching and Learning, Khalifa University, 2025.
Academic engagement
- Panelist, “Grid stability,” IECON 2025, Madrid, Spain.
- Tutorial speaker, “Energy transition towards renewable and green hydrogen energy systems: technologies and prospectives,” SPIES 2024, Khalifa University.
- Session chair, “Renewable energy and energy storage systems,” session S74-R-TT04-1, IECON 2025.
- Special-session organizer, “Energy transition towards green energy networks and storage systems: management strategies and applications,” special session 19, CoDIT 2025.
- Conference associate editor, IEEE SMC 2025, Vienna, Austria.
- Session chair, IEEE IAS Annual Meeting 2024.
- Session chair, American Control Conference (ACC 2023).