Mohamed Mahgoub
Associate Professor, School of Applied Engineering & Technology
- mohamed.mahgoub@njit.edu
- 973-596-6081
- 222 Fenster Hall (FENS)
About Me
I received my undergraduate degree in 1990 from the Civil Engineering Department of Al-Azhar University in Cairo, Egypt and completed his Masters degree in 1997 at McMaster University in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada. 2004, I was awarded my PhD from Carleton University in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada. I joined Alfred Benesch & Company, a consulting company based in Chicago, Illinois, working out of the Lansing, Michigan office as a lead bridge engineer. I gained over seven years of bridge design experience with the Michigan Department of Transportation (MDOT). I have wide experience in bridge rehabilitation and design, and is knowledgeable in MDOT, American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials (AASHTO), and Federal Highway Association (FHWA) policies and design standards.
Education
Ph.D.; Carleton University; Civil Engineering; 2004
M.S.; McMaster Unuversity; Civil Engineering; 1997
B.S.; Al-Azhar university; Civil Engineering; 1990
2026 Fall Courses
CIM 101 - INTRO TO THE CONCRETE INDUSTRY
CIM 497 - COOP WORK EXPERIENCE I
CIM 491 - SPECIAL PROJECT IN CIM
CIM 492 - SPECIAL PROJECT IN CIM
CIM 493 - INDEPENDENT STUDY
Teaching Interests
I have been teaching several courses including Engineering Mechanics, Surveying, Soil Mechanics, Dynamics, Finite Elements, Highway and Transportation, Bridge Design, Concrete Applications, Concrete Testing, Earthquake Engineering and Properties of Material.
Past Courses
Research Interests
(1) Seismic behavior and retrofit of reinforced concrete structures.
(2) Highway bridge analysis, design, rehabilitation and construction.
(3) Concrete design and testing.
(4) Geotechnical
(2) Highway bridge analysis, design, rehabilitation and construction.
(3) Concrete design and testing.
(4) Geotechnical
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