Faculty Profile

Shahram E. Zanganeh, Sc.D.
Instructor

Education
B.S. (1971), Civil Engineering, Howard University.
M.E. (1972), Civil Engineering, Howard University.
Sc.D. (Pending), Structural Engineering, George Washington University.

Specialty Areas

Nonlinear Finite Element Modeling
Structural Engineering
Numerical Methods and Computer Simulation

Research

Software Applications in Teaching and Learning
Computer-Based Mechanics Instruction
Progressive Collapse of Structures

Publications

Zanganeh, S. E., and R. E. Efimba. “Integration of Software in Teaching and Learning Dynamics,” Proceeding of the ASEE Middle Atlantic Regional Conference, Washington, DC, November 6-7, 1998.
Efimba, R. E., and S. E. Zanganeh. “Bridging Some Gaps in Engineering Education," Proceeding of the ASEE Middle Atlantic Regional Conference, Washington, DC, November 6-7, 1998.
Zanganeh, S. E. and Efimba, R. E. "Making Statics Interesting", Proceedings of the ASEE 1995 Annual Conference, June 1995, 2 (1995): 2199-2205.
Zanganeh, S. E. and Efimba, R. E.: "A Computer-Integrated Approach to Teaching Engineering Mechanics," presented at ASCE First Congress on Computing in Civil Engineering, Washington, DC, June 22, 1994.
Toridus, G. T., Zanganeh, S. E, and Khozeimeh, K., "Progressive Collapse of Structures - a Brief Survey, "preprint No. 3599, ASCE Spring Convention, Boston, MA, March 1979.
Khozeimeh, K., Zanganeh, S. E, " Progressive Failure of Structures," Research in computerized Analysis, and Synthesis, NASA conference Publication No. 2059, October 1978.

Courses Taught
Computer Essentials in Civil Engineering, Dynamics, Analysis Methods in Civil Engineering, Structural Engineering, and Steel Design.