Ahmad Bany Abdelnabi
Current Ph.D. student
Doctoral research supervision, student development and recognition for research, invention, teaching and academic mentorship.
Current doctoral students
Current Ph.D. student
Current Ph.D. student
Former doctoral students
Former students have continued into academic, research, government and industry leadership roles.
Graduated 2006
Professor and Dean, Gulf University for Science and Technology
Graduated 2007
Associate Professor, Colorado State University Pueblo
Graduated 2009
Academic career in Turkey
Graduated 2009
Senior technical operations leader and retired U.S. Army lieutenant colonel
Graduated 2010
Professor and Associate Dean, University of Mary Washington
Graduated 2011
Research in aerial refueling scheduling
Graduated 2011
Assistant Professor, National University of Colombia
Graduated 2012
Associate Professor, Texas A&M International University
Graduated 2012
Research Scientist, Sandia National Laboratories
Graduated 2012
Founder and CEO, Indata Analytics
Graduated 2013
Associate Professor, Istanbul Technical University
Graduated 2015
Technical Project Manager, Microsoft
Graduated 2016
U.S. Coast Guard and adjunct professor
Graduated 2016
Associate Research Scientist, University of Central Florida
Graduated 2018
Assistant Professor, Shenandoah University
Graduated 2019
Senior Project Manager, STIHL
Graduated 2023
Postdoctoral researcher, University of Central Florida
Graduated 2024
Assistant Research Professor, Old Dominion University
Recognition
College of Graduate Studies, University of Central Florida
Improving graduate instruction of graphical methods in operations research using DESMOS
Logistical decision support systems for efficient disaster relief
Old Dominion University
Business plan development for a center for modeling and simulation in Jordan
Generic Simulation Environment for Modeling Future Launch Operation (GEM-FLO)
Space Shuttle macro-level discrete-event simulation model
NASA Langley Research Center
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