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Dr. Noshadravan is Okay. Civil Engineering is not an easy class for any professor. His exams are very similar to the homework. He marks leniently. His lectures are good, and he posts notes online. He does go a little fast.
Texas A&M University College Station - Civil Engineering
Assistant Professor at Texas A&M University
Higher Education
Arash
Noshadravan
College Station, Texas
- Uncertainty quantification and propagation, stochastic modeling
- Predictive analytics, Data analysis, Model reduction
- Applied statistics, quantitative analysis, optimization
- Probabilistic Mechanics, Multiscale modeling and simulation of materials
- Life cycle sustainability of systems and products
- Programming languages: C++, MATLAB, R, Python, Unix shell scripting
Research Assistant
Computational and stochastic Mechanics of polycrystalline materials:
- Developed a data-driven stochastic model for reconstruction of random polycrystalline
microstructures from experimental images.
- Developed a probabilistic multi-scale model for up-scaling uncertainty in mechanical
properties of heterogeneous materials with microstructures.
Teaching Assistant
Arash worked at University of Southern California as a Teaching Assistant
Research Assistant Professor
Arash worked at Texas A&M University as a Research Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
Arash worked at Texas A&M University as a Assistant Professor
Postdoctoral Associate
Selected projects: Quantitative life-cycle sustainability assessment of materials and systems under uncertainty, decision-making under uncertainty, stochastic optimization of secondary material use in metals production.
Laboratory affiliations: Materials Systems Laboratory (MSL), Concrete Sustainability Hub (CSHub)
M.Eng.
Computer-aided Engineering
Ph.D.
Civil Engineering
Research Assistant
Computational and stochastic Mechanics of polycrystalline materials:
- Developed a data-driven stochastic model for reconstruction of random polycrystalline
microstructures from experimental images.
- Developed a probabilistic multi-scale model for up-scaling uncertainty in mechanical
properties of heterogeneous materials with microstructures.
Teaching Assistant
B.Sc.
Civil Engineering
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