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. Nemah Mahfuz. Master Program in Mathematics, Birzeit University (New Student).
   
   

2. Shahd Al Jamal. Master Program in Mathematics, Birzeit University (New Student).
   
   

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

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

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

6. 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).