Mr. Mohammed Mustafa | American University of Sharjah
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College / Department

College of Engineering
Department of Mechanical Engineering

Teaching areas

Design and Manufacturing

Research areas

Education

Master, Mechanical And Industrial Engineering, Ryerson University, Canada, 2014

Contact

[email protected]
+971 6 515 2940

Mr. Mohammed Mustafa

Senior Laboratory Instructor
Master, Ryerson University, Canada

Mohammed Mustafa has worked for the industry for more than 18 years. During his long professional experience he served in different industries like: machines design and manufacturing, CNC machining, oil and gas, construction, automotive and aerospace. He also worked as AutoCAD instructor for 5 years. Before he joined AUS, he was working for Cyclone Manufacturing one of the biggest manufacturers and suppliers of aircrafts structural parts in North America and Europe. His main areas of teaching and interest are design, manufacturing and CAD/CAM applications.

Publications

Basit Ali, Khaled Kadri, Maen Alkhader, Wael Abuzaid, Mohammad Jaradat, Mohammed Mustafa And Mohamed Hassanien. Assessing the Feasibility of Fabricating Thermoplastic Laminates from Unidirectional Tapes in Open Mold Environments, Journal Of Manufacturing And Materials Processing, February 2024
Harroun El Mir, Parahm Pour, Maen Alkhader And Mohammed Mustafa. Improving the buckling strength of honeycomb cores using periodic imperfections, 2020 International Conference On Advanced Materials, Design And Manufacturing - 2020 Advances In Science And Engineering Technology (aset) International Conferences.

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