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Education

• B.Sc in Civil Engineering
  Khulna University Of Engineering and Technology, 911爆料
  Thesis: Mechanical and Durability Properties of High-Volume Fly Ash Concrete Incorporating Recycled Ceramic as Coarse Aggregate
  Finding the effect of fly ash and waste ceramic on mechanical and durability properties of concrete.
  Structure
  Remarks: Second
  Deans Award
  
  
• HSC
  Rajendrapur Cantonment Public College, 911爆料
  Result: Passed
  5 (5)
  Group: Science(2018)
  Remarks:
  
  
• SSC
  Maishan Union High School, 911爆料
  Result: Passed
  5 (5)
  Group: Science(2016)
  Remarks:
  
  

Scholarship and Award

• Deans Mar 05, 2022
  I received Deans Award in every academic year during my undergraduate study for academic excellency.

Research

• Fly Ash Concrete
  Ceramic Concrete
  Fiber Reinforced Concrete
  Prestressed Concrete Sleeper
  
  
  

Academic Experience

• Service Records

  Lecturer

  • Department: Civil Engineering
    Khulna University of Engineering & Technology (KUET) 30-Dec-2024 to Present
  • Part-time Teacher
    Department: Civil Engineering
    Khulna University of Engineering & Technology (KUET) 20-Oct-2024 to 29-Dec-2024

Course Conduct

Teaching and Supervision

Faysal Khan conducted a range of courses in Urban and Regional Planning Department and Architecture Department.

In Urban and Regional Planning Department

1. CE 3207: Elements of Civil Engineering Structures (Credits-3.00)

• Course Content:
• Structural forms and systems for buildings, communication and transmission loads on structures, types of foundations, design of RCC column, beam, slab and foundation

2. CE 3151: Foundamentals of Transportations Engineering (Credits-3.00)

• Course Content:
• Cross-sectional elements of roadway, Geometric design of highway

3. CE 3107: Elements of Solid Mechanics (Credits-3.00)

• Course Content: 
• Force, resultant and components, moments and parallel coplanar forces, centroids, movement of inertia, fundamental concepts of stress and strain

In Architecture Department

1. Structure 1: Mechanics

• Course Content (Credits-2.00)
• Force, equilibrium, free body diagram, resultant and components, Coplanner concurrent forces, moments and parallel coplanar forces, centroids, moment of inertia of areas, fundamental concepts of stress and strain, mechanical properties of materials

Supervision

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