Biography

Mohammad Shahin is a Teaching Assistant Professor in the Department of Industrial and Systems Engineering at the University of Tennessee Knoxville. Shahin’s work explores data-driven approaches for addressing challenges in business, industry, and engineering. His research interests include enterprise engineering, business process improvement, healthcare, decision support, cybersecurity, and manufacturing systems, with a particular focus on how Industry 4.0 and 5.0 technologies can be meaningfully integrated into systems engineering. Shahin has taught a range of engineering areas and is a frequent participant in FAIM (Flexible Automation and Intelligent Manufacturing) international conference.

Education

• PhD, Mechanical Engineering — University of Texas, San Antonio, Spring 2022
• MSc, Advanced Manufacturing — University of Texas, San Antonio, Spring 2017
• MEd, Education — Texas State University, San Marcos, Summer 2014
• MSc, Environmental Engineering
• BSc, Structural Engineering

Courses Taught

• IE 4370 Probabilistic Operations Research
• IE 3320 Engineering Statistics
• IE 533 Theory and Practice of Engineering Management
• IE 522 Optimization Methods in Industrial Engineering
• AG 3375 Management of Agricultural Machinery and Equipment
• ENGR 3315 Engineering Economics Analysis
• ENGR 3311 Mechanics of Materials
• ENGR 2301 Statics
• ENGR 2300 Material Science
• MFGE 4390 Senior Design I
• MFGE 4391 Senior Design II
• MFGE 4365 Tool Design
• MFGE 4396 Manufacturing Systems Design
• MFGE 2332 Material Selection and Processing
• ME 3813 Solid Mechanics
• ME 3113 Measurements and Instrumentation