I teach core mechanical engineering courses, including statics, vibrations, and MATLAB programming, with a focus on active learning and real-world engineering applications.

Course Content

This section collects course materials and video lectures that current and future students can use to review concepts in statics, strength of materials, dynamics, vibrations, thermodynamics, MATLAB programming, and more.

• Statics and Strength of Materials Courses

• Thermodynamics Course

• MATLAB Programming for Engineers Course

• Applied Probability and Linear Methods 

• System Dynamics Course

• Mechanical Vibrations Course

• Video Game Design Course

• Instructional YouTube Channel

  • Lectures and Problem Solution Videos for Engineering Statics

  • Problem Solution Videos for Strength of Materials

  • System Dynamics Video Lectures

  • Mechanical Vibrations Video Lectures

  • MATLAB Programming Video Lectures

Teaching Experience

• Associate Professor of Mechanical Engineering

  • Alvernia University, Reading PA: Summer 2022 - Present (Tenured July 2023)

    • EGR 111: Engineering Design I Project Course (F24)

    • EGR 201: Engineering Statics (F22, F23, F24)

    • EGR 210: Engineering Design II (S23, S24, S25)

    • EGR 211: Engineering Design II Project Course (F24)

    • EGR 260: Undergraduate Engineering Colloquium (F24, F25, S26)

    • EGR 306: Measurement and Dynamic Response (S26)

    • EGR 310: Engineering Design III (S24, S25)

    • EGR 371L: Measurement and Dynamic Response Lab (S26)

    • EGR 480: Engineering Capstone I (F24, F25)

    • EGR 481: Engineering Capstone II (S25, S26)

    • EGR 485: Engineering Internship or Research Experience (S25, Su25, F25, S26)

    • MAT 345: Applied Probability and Linear Methods (F23, F24, F25)

    • ME 201: Strength of Materials (S23, S24, S25)

    • ME 271L: Strength of Materials Lab (S24, S25)

    • ME 211: Thermodynamics (S23, S24)

    • PHY 200L: Physics I Lab (F22)

• Associate Professor of Mechanical Engineering and Kinesiology

  • The Pennsylvania State University, Berks Campus, Reading PA; Fall 2013 – Summer 2022 (Assistant Professor 2013-2019, Associate Professor 2019-2022, Tenured May 2019)

    • CMPSC 200: MATLAB Programming (S14, Su15, Su16, Su17, S18, Su18, S19, Su19, F19, S20, Su20, S21, Su21, S22)

    • EMCH 211: Engineering Statics (F13, F14, F15, F16, F19, F20, F21)

    • EMCH 213: Strength of Materials (S15, S16, S17)

    • IST 446/ME 497: Video Game Design (S17, S19)

    • KINES 488: Mechanics of Locomotion (S19)

    • ME 357: System Dynamics (S14, S15, S16, S17, S18, S19, S20, S21, S22)

    • ME/EMCH 370/470: Vibration of Mechanical Systems (F14, F15, F16, F17, F18, F19, F20, F21)

    • ME 380: Machine Dynamics (S14, S15)

    • ME/EMCH 461: Finite Elements in Engineering (S22)

    • ME 494H: Honors Thesis (F15, S16, F17, S18, F18, Su19)

    • ME 496H: Independent Study (F16, S17)

• Lecturer in Engineering Science and Mechanics

  • The Pennsylvania State University, University Park PA; Summer 2013

    • EMCH 211: Engineering Statics (Su13)

• Faculty Lecturer in Mechanical Engineering (Fixed-Term Position)

  • The Pennsylvania State University, The Behrend Campus, Erie PA; Spring 2012

    • EMCH 211: Engineering Statics (S12)

    • ME 349: Intermediate Mechanics of Materials (S12)

    • ME 357: System Dynamics (S12)

• Lecturer in Mathematics

  • The Pennsylvania State University, University Park PA; Summer 2012

    • MATH 140: Calculus with Analytic Geometry I (Su12)

• Teaching Assistant in Engineering Science and Mechanics Department

  • The Pennsylvania State University, University Park PA; 2006-2008, 2010-2013

    • EMCH 316: Experimental Determination of Mechanical Properties of Engineering Materials

    • EMCH 211/213/315: Statics, Strength of Materials, and Mechanical Properties of Engineering Materials

• Instructor for “Principles of Engineering Design”

  • Johns Hopkins’ Center for Talented Youth; Summers of 2007, 2008

• Private Tutoring 2008-Present

• Lab Teaching Assistant Engineering Design and Graphics 100(H)

  • The Pennsylvania State University; 2005-2006