Teaching Experiences

In 2016 I received training in “Graduate Teaching Assistant (GTA)” at UQ. This GTA program is designed to foster the next generation of great teachers and includes face-to-face workshops, online modules, three teaching observation and reflections, receiving mentoring, and developing a final teaching portfolio.

I have experience tutoring large undergraduate civil engineering classes as well as small groups of college students as follows:

Guest Lecturer at the University of Queensland

• Mathematical Techniques for Economics (2018)

Tutor at the University of Queensland

• Introduction to Project Management (2014)

• Traffic Flow Theory and Analysis (2015, 2016)

• Transport system Engineering (2015, 2016)

• Advanced Transport Engineering (2015, 2016)

Tutor at Iran University of Science and Technology

• Geometric design: Autodesk Land Desktop (Civil 3D) (2007)

• Applied Software in Transport Engineering (2007)

• Transport Modeling (2008)

• Advance Traffic Engineering (2008)

Academic Supervision

PhD thesis, School of Civil Engineering, University of Queensland (2016 – ongoing)

Interrelationship between freight transportation network and port competitiveness

Role: Co-advisor

Master thesis, School of Economics, University of Queensland (2019)

Time-series analysis of social media impact on cryptocurrency investment behavior

Role: Main advisor

Master thesis, School of Civil Engineering, Tarbiat Modarres University, Iran (2018–2019)

Impacts of Congestion Pricing on Travel Mode Choice

Role: Co-advisor

Summer/Winter Research students, School of Economics, University of Queensland (2018-2019)

Cryptocurrency investment behaviour

Role: Main advisor