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Jalil Eyada Kwad Kata (Lecturer)

PhD in Structural Engineering
Lecturer
Deanship - Engineering
j.j.kwad@uoanbar.edu.iq


Biography

Kwad is an enthusiastic and highly motivated individual who has a clear understanding of the role and responsibilities associated with being a civil engineer. Having the ability to provide support for multiple concurrent priorities, Jalil is able to establish, maintain and develop effective working relationships with service users, operational teams, delivery partners and colleagues. He possesses a broad range of technical, personal effectiveness and leadership skills and uses rigorous logic and methods to come up with effective solutions to difficult problems. As someone who is comfortable with and able to effectively cope with change, He has a long track record of making the best use of any available resources and techniques.

Kwad is a PhD with particular interests in assessment and management of civil infrastructure systems such as steel bridges, novel composites materials in the civil engineering and construction field. He is working as a lecturer at University of Anbar, Civil Engineering Department. He holds a master’s degree in Structural Engineering from Al-Anbar University and an Higher Diploma in building and construction engineering, specialised in computer aided water networks design and analysis engineering from the University of Technology, and a B.Sc. in Civil Engineering from University of Anbar. In 2014, Jalil was awarded a scholarship by the Higher Committee for Education Development in Iraq (HCED IRAQ) to conduct a Ph.D. study at the University of Exeter.

Email: j.j.kwad@uoanbar.edu.iq

Publication

  • Jalil Kwad & Prakash Kripakaran (2020) Hybrid approach combining modelling and measurement for fatigue damage estimation of welded connections in bridges, Structure and Infrastructure Engineering, DOI: 10.1080/15732479.2020.1730407
  • Numerical Analysis of a Repair Measure of an Old Metallic Bridge Detail Subjected to Out-of- Plane Loading. 19th International Colloquium on Mechanical Fatigue of Metals At: 5-7 September 2018, Faculty of Engineering of the University of Porto, Porto, Portugal
  • ‘Fatigue assessment of an existing steel bridge by finite element modelling and field measurements’. The sixth international conference on Fracture, Fatigue and Wear which will be held in the city of Porto, Portugal 26-27 July 2017.
  • Fatigue assessment in steel bridges: Integrating field measurements and numerical modelling to compute hot spot stresses. The International Society for Structural Health Monitoring of Intelligent Infrastructure (ISHMII) and Queensland University of Technology conference (SHMII-8), December 5-8, 2017 in Brisbane, Australia, SHMII-8, December 5-8, 2017 in Brisbane, Australia, and
  • Young Engineers' Conference: Leading Structural Engineers into the future: 05/04/2016. Institution of Structural Engineers HQ47-58 Bastwick Street, EC1V 3PS London, United Kingdom.
  • Young Engineers' Conference: Leading Structural Engineers into the future: 04/04/2015. Institution of Structural Engineers HQ47-58 Bastwick Street, EC1V 3PS London, United Kingdom.
  • The 2nd Regional Conference for Engineering Science: 1-2 Dec. 2010, College of Engineering, Al- Nahrain University, Iraq.

Lectures

Teaching CE3211 - Engineering Numerical Methods - 2019/2020, Third Year- Civil Engineering Department


No. Subjects Lectures Stage File Video
1 Engineering Numerical methods Source of Error Third
2 Engineering Numerical methods Root Third
3 Engineering Numerical methods Matrices_ Introduction Part I Third
4 Engineering Numerical methods Matrices_ Introduction Part II Third
5 Engineering Numerical methods Solving system of linear equation Third
6 Engineering Numerical methods Curve Fitting Part I Third
7 Engineering Numerical methods Curve Fitting Part II Third
8 Engineering Numerical methods Interpolation Part I Third
9 Engineering Numerical methods Interpolation Part II Third
10 Engineering Numerical methods Numerical Integration Part I Third
11 Engineering Numerical methods Numerical Integration Part II Third
12 Engineering Numerical methods Numerical Differentiation Third
13 Engineering Numerical methods Ordinary Differential Equations Third
14 Engineering Numerical methods Partial Differential Equation Third
15 Numerical Analysis References Third

Other

Professional Accomplishments and Awards

  • 2018 accomplished Learning and Teaching in Higher Education Program LTHE2 Certificate, University of Exeter.
  • 2016 accomplished Learning and Teaching in Higher Education Program LTHE1 Certificate, University of Exeter.
  • 2013-present Scholarship awards under HCDE (the Higher Committee for Education Development in Iraq) to complete PhD study in Structural Engineering.

Personal Accomplishment

  • STEM ambassador Aguste 2017- present: Since I started my role as a Steam Ambassador, I become one of the UK- wide network of volunteers, I am with a passion for Engineering and/or Maths (the STEM subjects). My duty is to inspire young people to continue studying STEM subjects, help them to explore the applications of their studies in the wider world and build understanding of the role that these subjects play in everyone’s lives. Also, running Engineering activates will increase my confidence and understanding of related topics as well as delivering talks to students will enhance some of my soft skills, like delivering presentations in public. One of my planed activity is Milking It at St. James school, which will allow my club to explore how to make plastics and experiment with different ideas for applications.