Supervising Students

Supervising Master Students at BZU - Thesis Approach Math 860

1. Comparison of numerical methods to estimate the roots of a nonlinear and twice differentiable functions. Asil Bsharat. Master Program in Mathematics, Birzeit University (New Student).

2. Optimal welfare strategies vs Nash Equilibrium strategies in a pseudo-game with homogeneous players. Patricia Zu'Rob. Master Program in Mathematics, Birzeit University (Thesis defended successfully on  31/7/2024).

3. Optimal welfare strategies for a two-wage earners within a market of life-insurance and welfare providers. Ibtihal Mtoor. Master Program in Mathematics, Birzeit University (Thesis defended successfully on  22/5/2023).
   
   

4. Generalized game theoretical model with multiple types of homogeneous players. Salam Salah. Master Program in Mathematics, Birzeit University (Thesis defended successfully on  17/10/2022).
   
   

5. General framework for managing the optimal strategies for an economic agent with uncertain lifetime. Salam Shreteh. Master Program in Mathematics, Birzeit University (Thesis defended successfully on 1/2/2022).
   
   

6. Optimal strategies for a wage-earner under controllability of consumption, investment, insurance and social welfare rates. Moath Hoshiea. Master Program in Mathematics, Birzeit University (Thesis defended successfully on 25/1/2022).
   
   

7. Characterizing the Geometry of Envy Human Behavior Using Game Theory Model with Two Types of Homogeneous Players. Reem Rajab. Master Program in Mathematics, Birzeit University (Thesis defended successfully on 11/8/2020).
   
   

8. Optimal strategies for an economic agent in a continuous time model within social security system. Sondos Khalil. Master Program in Mathematics, Birzeit University (Thesis defended successfully on 25/7/2018).
   
   

9. A discrete game theoretical Model (Pure and Mixed Nash Equilibria Domain of a Discrete Game Model with Dichotomous Strategy Space). Feda Shoman. Master Program in Mathematics, Birzeit University (Thesis defended successfully on 11/6/2018).

Supervising Master Students at BZU - Seminar Approach Math 830

1. Nour Alhuda Alabasi. Master Program in Mathematics, Birzeit University (First Semester 2023/2024).

2. Nour Alhuda Alabasi. Master Program in Mathematics, Birzeit University (Second Semester 2022/2023).
   
   

3. Manal Mousa. Master Program in Mathematics, Birzeit University (Second Semester 2017/2018).
   
   

4. Farida Ghazawneh. Master Program in Mathematics, Birzeit University (Second Semester 2017/2018).

Member of Discussion Committee for Master Thesis

1. Numerical Simulation for Computing the Number of Limit Cycles of Generalized Abel Equation. Lujain Huwari. Master Program of Computational Mathematics, An-Najah National University (2/2/2021).

2. Dynamics and Stability of Some Systems of Difference Equations. Sima Abo Arub. Master Program in Mathematics, Birzeit University (25/6/2019).

3. Symmetry methods for solving some difference equations. Walaa Yassin. Master Program in Mathematics, Birzeit University (24\4\2018).

4. Billiards in polygons. Ruba Shawan. Master Program in Mathematics, Birzeit University (6/2/2017).

5. The domain decomposition method for solving partial differential equations. Eman Awawdah. Master Program in Mathematics, Birzeit University (18/1/2017).

6. An inverse problem in convex optimization. Nuha Masarwa. Master Program in Mathematics, Birzeit University (20/8/2016).