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Off- Campus Branches; Education at IUST Iran University of Science and Technology Department of Electrical Engineering Off-Campus Branches Arak Branch Behshahr Branch 124 Iran University of Science and Technology Off-Campus Branches IUST Arak Branch activities. The information center of Arak Branch is giving 24 hour services to the users as one of the best information networks in the area and the city. IUST Arak Branch was founded in 1992. Located in the center Most noteworthy educational/research achievements of the of the city of Arak, was established to provide training for skilled IUST Arak Branch within the past four years include: personnel and reinforce a close relation between Arak industrial Publication of 25 journal papers in highly accredited pole and the IUST, dealing with the research necessities of local engineering journals at national and international levels. industries. Presentation of more than 200 conference papers in Its graduates have shown remarkable success, either as scientific and engineering gatherings. industry employees or as student pursuing their postgraduate Authorship and translation of 6 titles of books in the field of studies in recognized universities. This newly established faculty Technical & Engineering. has had an important role in research activities in the area and Recipient of selected inventor of the country in 2007. excellent cooperation with local industries and government. Recipient of selected researcher of the province in years of IUST Arak Branch transfers the experiences of the industries 2006 and 2007. into classrooms by making some cooperation contracts with Recipient of 3 patents. main industries in the area. 28 industrial project contracts with the Municipality and All faculty members are committed to higher educational and Jahad Keshavarzi. research standards. Presently, 700 students are studying in five fields of engineering at the B.Sc. level. More than 500 students Arak city, the center of Markazi province, is located 250 Km from have been graduated from this Branch. Tehran and is one of the principal industrial sites of Iran, a home The library maintains a collection of 14000 volumes of books for a variety of heavy industries in particular metal and industrial and 110 titles of journals. The university computer center is machines, like: giving the services to the students and the faculty members Mechine Sazi Arak (MSA) and AZAR AB factories (for production using the local network assisting the process of expanding of heavy machines such as Boilers and the Engines chemicals), the science and accelerating the training, research and official Wagon Pars (train manufacturing), Iranian Alumium Company, Avangan (for pylons of lines high voltage), HEPCO (heavy machines of construction of road), Petrochemical factories and oil refineries, Navard Aluminum Manufacturing Group, Iran Combine Manufacturing Company, and Arak Oil Refinery Company. Departments Mechanical Engineering Manufacturing HVAC System Geodesy and Geomatic Engineering Mining Engineering Exploration Electrical Engineering Power IUST 125 Iran University of Science and Technology Off-Campus Branches Research Focus Faculty Members Jalali, Hassan, Ph.D., Machining and Metal Industries Assistant Professors Iran University of Science Mining Exploration Ahmadi, Abolfazl, Ph.D., and Technology (Iran), 2007; GIS University of Sheffield (UK), Mechanical Engineering, Image and Speech Processing 2005; Mechanical Engineering, Structural Dynamics, Optimization in Energy Usage Thermal Fluid Systems, Experimental and Analytical Geodynamics CFD(Computational Fluids Vibration Analysis, Mechanical Earthquake Systems), HVAC Systems Systems Modelling and Mineral Processing [email protected] Identification. Metal Forming [email protected] HVAC System Deilami Azodi, Hamed, Vibration Ph.D., Tarbiat Modares Mirzaeian,Vahid Reza, Ph.D., University (Iran), 2008; UMIST (UK), 2003; Science, Research Centers Mechanical Engineering, Sheet Computer Assisted Language Machining and Metal Industries Research Center Metal Forming, Hydroforming, Learning, Computational GIS and RS Lab. Formability, Plasticity, Metal Linguistics, Natural Language Mining Exploration Research Center Forming Process, Die Design. Processing h.d.azodi@ iustarak.ac.ir [email protected] Hosseinnejad, Mohamad Reza, Narimani, Ramin, Ph.D., Ph.D., China University of University of New South Wales Geosciences (China), 1998; (Australia), 1997; Mechanical Mining Engineering, GIS & RS, Engineering, Metal Cutting and Earthquake, Precious Stones. Machining, Parts and Machine [email protected] Manufacturing. [email protected] Ghadimi, Fereidoon, Ph.D., Tarbiat Moallem University Najafi, Mohsen, Ph.D. (Iran), 2000; Mining Engineering, Moscow State University Geology, Hydrogeology, (Russia), 2004; Electrical Sedimentlogy. Engineering, Communication- [email protected] Image and Speech Processing, Physical and Mathematical Model in Signal Processing, Biometric. [email protected] 126 Iran University of Science and Technology Off-Campus Branches Salami, Abolfazl, Ph.D., Karbasi Ravari, Mahin, Iran University of Science M.Sc., University of New and Technology (Iran), 2005; South Wales (Australia), 1993; Electrical Engineering, Power Geodesy and Geomatics System Operation, Energy Engineering, Numerical Management, Power System Modelling of Geotechnical Modelling and Simulation. Problems, Application of GIS and [email protected] Neural Networks in Geotechnical Problems, Experimental Modeling Instructors of the Behaviour of Soil. Ahmadi, Reza, M.Sc., [email protected] Isfahan University of Technology (Iran), 2000; Mining Engineering, Hajati, Abdolmotaleb, Ore Deposit Evaluation, M.Sc., Tarbiat Modares Geophysical Exploration University(Iran), 2002; Mining (Geoelectrical Methods), Engineering-Mineral Processing, Geostatistics. Ore Grinding, Concentration, [email protected] Flotation, Modeling Leaching and environment. Eivazy, Hooshang, [email protected] M.Sc., K.N. Toosi University of Technology (Iran), 2003; Moradi, Amir Reza, M.Sc., Geodesy and Geomatics K. N. University of Technology Engineering, DB Developing, (Iran), 2001; Geodesy and Mathematics in GIS, Software Geomatics Engineering, Wavelet Plug in. Analysis, Geodynamics & [email protected] Microgeodesy, Road Surveying. [email protected] Fatehi, Hossein, M.Sc., Iran University of Science and Technology (Iran), 1990; Geodesy and Geomatics Engineering, Architecture. [email protected] Contacts: Phone: +98 861 3670021-23 Fax: +98 861 3670020 Website: http://arak.iust.ac.ir IUST 127 Iran University of Science and Technology Off-Campus Branches IUST Behshahr Branch Departments Computer Engineering Industrial Engineering Behshahr Branch of IUST was founded in 1996 in the north- Mathematics western city of Behshahr along the southern coast of the Caspian Sea and the Gulf of Miyankaleh, an internationally Programs and Degrees known biological treasure and sanctuary for endangered B.Sc. migratory birds. Computer Engineering (Software) Presently, 910 students are studying in B.Sc. programs in Industrial Engineering (Industrial Production) three fields of study. Regarding the facilities and potentials, the University authorities are planning to develop and Applied Mathematics introduce new courses so as to diversify its contribution to the development of local industries and research centers. The Laboratories and Workshops: main library serves the students as well as faculty members Electric, Electronic and Logic Circuits Laboratory with more than 6600 volumes of books, journals, student Computer Architecture Laboratory project reports, etc. Microprocessors Laboratory The educational and research activities of the Behshahr Accurate Measurement Laboratory Branch within the four past years include but are not limited Chemistry Laboratory to: Physics Laboratory Publication of 12 journal papers in highly accredited Welding Workshop engineering journals at national and international levels. Machine Tools Workshop Presentation of 47 conference papers in scientific and engineering gatherings. 128 Iran University of Science and Technology Off-Campus Branches Faculty Members Talebi-Rostami, Ali Asghar, Associate Professors Ph.D., Iran University of Science Mosavi, Mohammad Reza, and Technology (Iran), 2006; Ph.D., Iran University of Science Mathematics, Groups Theory. and Technology (Iran), 2004; [email protected] Computer Engineering, Artificial Intelligent Systems, Digital Signal Instructors Processing. Nikazad, Toraj, M.Sc., [email protected] Iran University of Science and Technology (Iran), 1996; Assistant Professors Mathematics, Wavelet. Ghorbani, Maryam, Ph.D., [email protected] Iran University of Science and Technology (Iran), 2002; Nikzad, Mohammad Bagher, Mathematics, Groups Theory. M.Sc., University of Tehran (Iran), [email protected] 1994; Physical Education. [email protected] Sarmasti Emami, Mohammad Reza, Ph.D., University of Sistan & Baluchestan (Iran), 2006; Corrosion Phenomenon, Health and Safety Industrial, Heat Pipes Theory and Applications [email protected] Contacts: Phone: +98 152 5242002-3 Fax: +98 152 5242004 Website: http://behshahr.iust.ac.ir IUST 129 Iran University of Science and Technology Department of Electrical Engineering 130 Iran University of Science and Technology Department of Electrical Engineering Part Education at IUST IUST 131 Iran University of Science and Technology Department of Electrical Engineering Education at IUST Types of Study Programs
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