Personal Information
Marital status: Married + 4 children
Nationality: Jordanian
Year of birth: 1946
Education
1969 B.SC. Mathematics; University of Jordan, Amman, Jordan
1971 M.SC. Mathematics; American University of beirut, Lebanon
Thesis title: "Finite Commutative Rings"
Supervisor: Prof. Fawzi Yaqub
1987 Ph.D. Mathematics; University of Alberta, Edmonton, Canada
Thesis title: "On Centrality of Certain Finitely Generated Soluble Groups"
Supervisor: Prof. A. H. Rhemtulla
Professional experience
1982-1987 G.T.A.; University of Alberta, Edmonton, Canada
1987-1990 Assistant Professor; University of Alberta, Edmonton, Canada
1990- Assistant Professor; University of Jordan, Amman, Jordan
Research Papers
1. "Centrality of Subnormal Subgroups of Finitely Generated Abelian by Polycyclic Groups". Bol. Soc. . Brazil, Math Vol. 20, No 2.69 - 78 (1990)
2. "Centrality in Abelian by Polycyclic Groups". Arch. Math. Vol. 56.333 - 342 (1991)
Supervised Master Degrees
1. "On Finite Rings". (1995)
2. "Polycyclic Group and the Isolator Property" (1995).
3. "Some Aspects of Generalized Power Series Rings" (1999).
4. "Noetherian Generalized Power Series Rings" (2000).
5. "Regular Generalized Power Series Rings" (2000).
6. "Seminormal Rings" (2002).
Courses Taught at University of Alberta
1. Calculus I & II
2. Linear Algebra I & II
3. Abstract Algebra
4. Elementary Differential Equations
Courses Taught at University of Jordan
Undergraduate Courses:
1. Calculus I, II & III
2. Linear Algebra
3. Abstract Algebra I & II
4. Elementary Differential Equations
5. Real Analysis
6. Fundamentals of Mathematics
7. Number Theory
8. Euclidean Geometry
9. Structure of Number System
10. Engineering Math. I & II
11. Operations Research (Linear Programming)
Graduate Courses:
1. Algebra I (for Master Degree, Groups and Rings.)
2. Algebra II (for Master Degree, Rings and Modules.)
3. Algebra for Ph.D. (Groups, Fields, and Galois Theory)
Courses Taught at Princess Sumayya University for Technology
Undergraduate Courses:
1. Engineering Mathematics III (Advanced Calculus + Complex Analysis)
2. Calculus III
