Ali Mohammed is committed to fostering a learning environment that supports diversity, equity, and inclusion while preparing students for success in engineering. His teaching approach emphasizes active learning to develop critical thinking and problem-solving skills. He guides students in identifying safety and operational challenges and communicating solutions effectively to both technical and non-technical audiences.
He teaches a range of undergraduate and graduate civil engineering courses, including Traffic Engineering, Intelligent Transportation Systems, Traffic Safety, Transportation Modeling, GIS applications, Machine Learning, and Urban Transportation Systems, as well as senior design projects.
His research focuses on transportation safety, human factors, traffic accidents, autonomous vehicles, data analysis, and expert systems. He uses surveys, field studies, and simulation tools to study user behavior and improve multimodal transportation safety, with the goal of supporting safer and more inclusive transportation systems.
Ali Mohammed is committed to fostering a learning environment that supports diversity, equity, and inclusion while preparing students for success in engineering. His teaching approach emphasizes active learning to develop critical thinking and problem-solving skills. He guides students in identifying safety and operational challenges and communicating solutions effectively to both technical and non-technical audiences.
He teaches a range of undergraduate and graduate civil engineering courses, including Traffic Engineering, Intelligent Transportation Systems, Traffic Safety, Transportation Modeling, GIS applications, Machine Learning, and Urban Transportation Systems, as well as senior design projects.
His research focuses on transportation safety, human factors, traffic accidents, autonomous vehicles, data analysis, and expert systems. He uses surveys, field studies, and simulation tools to study user behavior and improve multimodal transportation safety, with the goal of supporting safer and more inclusive transportation systems.