Mohamed A. Zohdy, Ph.D. Professor Electrical and Computer Engineering Department 138 DHE; (248) 370-2234; Fax: (248) 370-4633 zohdyma@oakland.edu secs.oakland.edu/~zohdyma

EDUCATION

• B.A.Sc Elect. Eng. (1st Hons), University of Cairo
• M.A.Sc Elect. Eng., University of Waterloo
• Ph.D. Elect. Eng. (Medal), University of Waterloo

PREVIOUS POSITIONS

• Faculty memeber at Cairo and Waterloo Universities
• Senior Research Engineer in Egyptian and Canadian industry

RESEARCH INTERESTS

• Advanced control and estimation,intelligent pattern information processing, neural, fuzzy, evolutionary systems, chaos control, smart simulation, hybrid systems.
• Potential extensions to government, industry; recent seed funds on Fuel Cell modeling and control for transportation, hold considerable promise for improving vehicle energy supply
• Micromotor analysis; has an impact on a variety of applications including biomedical engineering
• Control of biological regulatory networks; would be instrumental in sensors, environmental, pharmacology innovations

PUBLICATIONS

• A. Harb, M. Zohdy, “Chaos and Bifurcation Control using nonlinear recursivecontroller”, Nonlinear analysis: modeling and control,V.7,N.2, pp37-43,2002.
• A. Alqaisia, A. Zaher, M. Zohdy,” Robust estimation-based control of chaotic behavior in oscillator with elastic nonlinearities”, Journal of Vibration and control, V.8, 2002
• M. Karam, M. Zohdy, H. Abdel-aty-Zohdy, “A Modular Dynamic Recurrent Neural Net for Robust Optimal Control Design”, Control and Intelligent Systems, vol 31, no 3, 2003.
• A. Harb, A. Zaher, M. Zohdy,” Recursive backstepping control of chaotic oscillators”, In press, Int. J. Nonlinear Dynamics in Engineering Systems.
• M. Zohdy, F. Caliskan, “Robust Quadratic stabilization applied to design of continuous and discrete observers”, In press, ISAT Journal.
• A. Zaher, M. Zohdy, F. Areed,” Adaptive nonlinear control of biped walker”, Computer applications in Industry, San Diego, pp82-86,2002.
• H. Ibrahim, M. Zohdy, “Neuro-genetic nonlinear controller for a micro-resonator”, Proc.ACC, 3835-3839, Anchorage, AK, 2002.

INDUSTRY EXPERIENCE

Rolls Royce, Spar, GM Research, DaimlerChrysler

PROFESSIONAL ASSOCATION

• IEEE SEM Director Students Activities
• IEEE OU Branch Counselor
• Aerial Robotic Competition
• ESE UGCC, SECS UGCC
• MSSI NSF term
• King/Chavez/Parks and McCree Programs
• SME/ESD Future City Competition

TEACHING EXPERIENCE

• Spring 98 SYS520 Signal and Linear Systems Analysis
• Winner 98 SYS630 Optimal Control Theory
• Fall 97 SYS431 Automatic Control Systems
• Fall 97 HC207 Honors College course on Information Therory
• Fall 97 HC207 Honors College course on Chaos Theory

GRANTS

• PI, “Fuel Cell System for Transportation”, $25K, USDA(DOE), 2003.
• PI, “Sensors and Actuator application” GMPT, in-kind, 2003.
• PI, “Fuel cell modelling”, REF, State of MI, 2003.
• PI, “Collaborative multiple robot control”, USRS, 2002.
• PI, “Automotive Control”, World Bank 2003, Pending