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AHMAD H. ALOMARI, Ph.D., M.ASCE, M.ITE
UNIVERSITY OF CENTRAL FLORIDA, Go Knights!

An Assistant Professor at Yarmouk University (Irbid, Jordan).  Started working at Yarmouk University, officially, in June 2016. The background includes over twelve years of industry experience with the private sector (as a traffic engineer and transportation planner) and research/academia (as a researcher).  

Field experience varies in traffic engineering and transportation planning projects/studies including but not limited to traffic operations studies such as analysis and design of intersections/interchanges, intelligent transportation system studies such as TSP applications, traffic impact studies, traffic safety studies such as wrong-way driving and road safety audit, and development of public transportation studies.  Also, there was involvement in lecturing at training program centers for the following topics: Traffic modeling and simulation, public transportation concepts, urban transportation planning, and computer software applications in transportation engineering (e.g., VISSIM, VISUM, CORSIM, HCS+, and SIDRA). 

My M.Sc. degree was in transportation engineering from Jordan University of Science and Technology. The thesis topic focused on the evaluation of strategies for traffic management using simulation. My Ph.D. degree was also in transportation engineering from the University of Central Florida. The dissertation topic focused on evaluating the effectiveness of Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) strategies using new methodologies.

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CE341 Surveying

3 Credit hours (3 h lectures). Principles of surveying, chain and linear measurements, leveling and its application in contouring, profiles, and cross-sections, calculation of areas, volumes, earthwork and mass haul-diagram, measurement of angles, traverse surveys, Tachometry and distance measurements using electronic devices, the theory of errors and adjustment of observations, principles of triangulation, introduction to photogrammetry and remote sensing, computer applications.​

CE3​45 Transportation Engineering

3 Credit hours (3 h lectures). The field of transportation engineering, the role of transportation in economics, society, politics, and environment, operational and vehicular characteristics for all modes of transportation, traffic control devices, introduction to traffic signal design, rail transportation, elements of rail design, air transport demand, selection of airport site and runway orientation, airport passenger terminal areas, water transportation, planning and design of water ports.​

CE543 Traffic Engineering

3 Credit hours (3 h lectures). ​Traffic flow theory; volume, speed, and delay studies; capacity analysis of signalized and unsignalized intersections; capacity analysis of basic freeway segments, two-lane highways, and multilane highways; traffic safety studies. ​

CE577 Traffic Systems Management

3 Credit hours (3 h lectures). Management of the various transportation systems including the downtown road network, intersections, major roads and freeways, management of roads in residential areas, public transit management, restrictive actions and management of parking lots, actions to improve traffic safety and environment, applications and concepts of traffic systems management.​​

 

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