Assistant Professor

Mohammad S Albdour

College of Engineering / Department of Department of Civil Engineering
Sustainable Building Engineering
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Dr. Mohammad S. Albdour is an Associate Professor specializing in sustainable building engineering and high-performance building design. His work focuses on energy modeling, microclimate analysis, and zero-energy housing, supported by publications in leading international journals. He integrates research, simulation tools, and practical design expertise to improve building performance in hot, dry climates.

Academic Qualifications

Degree / Major University Year GPA
See Qualifications — Ph.D. Degree , architecture, environment and energy efficiency , university of Pécs. Dissertation title (briefly): Enhancing outdoor thermal performance , fully funded by Tempus Public Foundation , (scholarship), European union – Hungary Master of Science , architecture, environmental design and energy efficiency. Cairo university, architectural engineering department, Egypt. ( 101-150 QS WUR by subject ranking ). - 2000

Awards & Grants

Award / Grant Awarding Body Year
European Union-Hungary Tempus public foundation Award — - 2000

Research Interests

Building energy modeling using EnergyPlus and OpenStudio Indoor and outdoor thermal comfort in hot–dry climates Microclimate analysis and climate-responsive urban design Zero-energy buildings and renewable energy integration Energy and water efficiency in residential and public buildings Building envelope performance and thermal behavior Sustainable neighborhood and community design in arid regions BIM applications in building performance analysis Shading optimization and natural ventilation strategies Low-cost, high-efficiency building technologies

Courses Taught

Course Code Level Hours
Green building, building construction, computer applications in building engineering, building information modelling, building energy modelling, engineering drawings, as well as graduation projects - Bachelor

Other Information


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