I had my Batcher's Degree in Mechanical Engineering with Distinction in MTC Engineering Academy in Egypt, followed by EI diploma in design and another Diploma in Energy. My Master of Science in the field of combustion reserch. 
I joined The Ohio State University and had my PhD degree in the field of Aerospace ME.
I have been a lecturer and Faculty staff  teching undergaduate and graduate Engineering students for many many years. In 2003, I joind The Advanced Academy of Giza Egypt and later headed the IT Department. 
I started  and managed an IT services company in 1980 providing Software and Hardware solutions and training.


There is no point in teaching uninterested students! So, the main aim of a good teacher is to stimulate the interest of his/her students in what he/she teaches. Through dedication, attention to each and every student, and hard work, and devotion, the main goals of each class are reached. This philosophy has been my way throughout my long undergraduate and graduate teaching career.
The complexity and diversity encountered nowadays in studying basic sciences such as Math, Physics, etc.,is caused primarily due to neglecting the importance of learning the basic principles of such subjects. It is utterly important to develop more student skills and
tricks. This necessitates more teacher time for such classes and more teacher involvement with students. Acquiring more student skills and communications of such knowledge and experience to other students will help appreciating the value of such studies and the potential
application of such knowledge. I adopt the philosophy of providing favorable environment to encourage mystudents to explore more ways of solving the problems and visualize the ideas embedded within each concept.