Ahmad Baniasad

I have more than 10 years of experience in teaching and professing structural courses in different universities/institutions. I have served as a structural instructor for Introduction to Structures APST 240/ APST305, Advanced Structures APST 340 / APST 505, and Contemporary Architectural Theory and Research ARCH 653 at Athabasca University, delivering instruction in applied structural and architectural engineering principles. My teaching experience also includes preparing candidates for Civil and Structural FE and PE examinations, helping aspiring engineers achieve licensure.

I have both a Master of Science and a Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering, combining advanced academic training with extensive professional and instructional experience. My expertise spans structural analysis, design, and code compliance across North America and internationally.

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Educational credentials

• Researched and published a paper on Alkali Aggregate Reaction (Concrete Cancer)
• Researched and published a paper on light-weight concrete material
• Researched and published a paper on Detention Basin Function as a Flood Control Method
• Researched and published a paper on Detention Basin Design

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Professional affiliations

• Professional Engineer (P.Eng) registered with APEGA, Yukon, Northwest Territories, and Nunavut
• Licensed Civil Engineer in Nevada State PE board
• International Professional Engineer (IntPE)
• Asian Pacific Economic Cooperation Engineer (APEC Engineer) and member of Engineers Canada