Md Fashiar Rahman, Ph.D.

Md Fashiar Rahman, Ph.D.

Assistant Professor

Congratulations to Alan Corral Lopez on His Successful Master’s Thesis Defense!

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Congratulations to Alan Corral Lopez on successfully defending his Master’s thesis, “A Digital Twin Approach to Job Shop Scheduling: Simulation and Optimization in AnyLogic.” his achievement highlights his dedication to advancing intelligent manufacturing through simulation-driven insights. His work exemplifies the integration of digital technologies to optimize complex systems, and we’re proud of his contribution to the field. Well done!

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Great Wrap-up of Winter Simulation Conference 2025 in Seattle!

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Great wrap-up from the Winter Simulation Conference! As always, conferences are such a fantastic experience — our research group presentations, the feedback, the fresh ideas, seeing real industry applications, and, of course, catching up with old friends, students, and colleagues, and making new connections.

Congratulations to Jose Arvizu on His Successful Master’s Thesis Defense!

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Congratulations to Jose Arvizu on the successful defense of his Master’s thesis, “Digital Twin for Real-Time Monitoring and Control of Conveyor Systems Using FlexSim, AI and PLC Integration.” This accomplishment highlights his dedication to advancing the field of intelligent manufacturing through rigorous research. His work contributes to the integration of simulation, artificial intelligence, and automation for enhanced real-time monitoring and control of industrial systems.

Congratulations to Peggy C. Discenza on Her Successful Master’s Thesis Defense!

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Congratulations to Peggy C. Discenza on successfully defending your Master’s thesis, “Sustainable Agriculture Through Data-Driven Land and Soil Management for Rural Farming Communities”! The use of AI/ML algorithms for crop prediction and the understanding of data-driven methods for soil management are key innovations that will significantly enhance agricultural sustainability. Your dedication to advancing sustainable farming practices through data-driven approaches is truly commendable!

Wrap-up of “Computer Simulation Applications” Course in Spring 2025!

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We wrapped up the Spring 2025 “Computer Simulation Applications” class with outstanding project presentations, great discussions, delicious food, and lots of fun! 🎉 Students showcased impressive simulations and real-world problem-solving skills. A big thank you to everyone for your hard work and energy throughout the semester—what a great way to end the course on a high note!👏💻🍕