ƽ²©ÑÇÖÞ°æ

Department of Civil Engineering

Avatar

Dr. Ataur Rahman

Professor

[email protected] , [email protected]

Research Interest: Green technology and Eco-friendly building materials Interface crack modeling by VCCT and CZM using FEA Structural health monitoring and assessment of life-cycle cost Performance based analysis and design Analytical and numerical modeling of structures using Finite Element Analysis (FEA) Seismic strengthening Techniques for RC, Steel and Masonry structures

Bio

Dr. Ataur Rahman is a Professor in Civil Engineering at ƽ²©ÑÇÖÞ°æ. After graduating from BUET, he received his Master's and PhD in Structural Engineering from Hokkaido University, Japan. He teaches structural engineering courses including Analysis and Design of Indeterminate Structures, Design of Tall Buildings for Wind and Earthquake Induced Loadings, Design of Bridges, Folded Plate Roofs and Shell Structures. In 2017 he published his first book on Analysis of Indeterminate Structures for the undergrad students. In 2019 he published his 2nd book on Deflection of Determinate Structures. He is specialized in RC, Steel, Masonry and Composite structures. His research interests are focused on resilient, sustainability low-cost eco-friendly infrastructures for the developing countries. He has extensive research experience in Finite Element Modeling and Analysis (FEA). Retrofitting & strengthening of dilapidated structures, performance based analysis and design, seismic design and strengthening of RC, Steel, Masonry and Composite structures, Structural health monitoring and assessment of life-cycle cost, Green technology and Eco-friendly building materials. Dr. Ataur Rahman has conducted extensive experimental and analytical research on structural strengthening and retrofitting. He has developed seismic retrofitting technologies for existing masonry and RC structures. His research extends into the use of Fiber Reinforced Polymers (FRPs) using both synthetic and natural fibers in the construction industry. Dr. Rahman has contributed many articles for reputed professional journals. He is a reviewer of ASCE journal of Composites for construction, ASCE Journal of Materials in Civil Engineering, and Bangladesh Energy and Power Research Council. Dr. Rahman has delivered numerous lectures on Eco-friendly construction materials, sustainable design, ductile design of tall buildings etc. as invited guest speakers in seminars, workshops and training programs. Dr. Rahman is a Fellow of the Institution of Engineers Bangladesh (IEB, F13387). He is also a professional member of the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE, M #:000012285405), American Concrete Institute (ACI,M #:2233950), the Japan Society of Civil Engineers (JSCE, M #:200600331), Earthquake Engineering Research Institute (EERI, M #:32640) and Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat (CTBUH). Aside from his teaching, Dr. Rahman has worked with renowned int. consulting companies like SMEC, AECOM, DOHWA etc as a structural consultant for Govt. as well as private infrastructure projects here in Bangladesh. He is also designing some solar facilities and residential buildings in the United States as an overseas expert and has gained vast experiences on North American Building Codes and Specifications. Dr. Rahman's impressive blend of academic knowledge and professional experiences has seasoned him as a structural engineer of practical relevance with global mindset.


Education

Ph.D. in Structural Engineering
Hokkaido University,Japan ()

M. Sc. in Structural and Geotechnical Engineering
Hokkaido University,Japan ()

B. Sc. in Civil Engineering
Bangladesh University of Eng. & Tech. (BUET) ,Bangladesh ()

HSC
Notre Dame College,Bangladesh ()

SSC
BAF Shaheen School, Jessore,Bangladesh ()


Scholarship and Award

  • JSPS RONPAKU Scholarship for Dissertation thesis 2013-2016

  • Japan Foundation Scholarship for Japanese Language, 2006-2007

  • MEXT (Monbokagakshu) scholarship for 3 years of Higher Study, 2007-2010

  • Japanese Govt Scholarship for Foreign Student, 2000-2002

  • Education Board Scholarship for B.Sc. Engineering, 1995-2000

  • Education Board Scholarship at HSC, 1991-1993

  • Education Board Scholarship at SSC, 1989-1991


Research

  • Green technology and Eco-friendly building materials
  • Interface crack modeling by VCCT and CZM using FEA
  • Structural health monitoring and assessment of life-cycle cost
  • Performance based analysis and design
  • Analytical and numerical modeling of structures using Finite Element Analysis (FEA)
  • Seismic strengthening Techniques for RC, Steel and Masonry structures

Experience

Service Records
  • Associate Professor
    Department/Section: Civil Engineering
    ƽ²©ÑÇÖÞ°æ 09-Jun-2016 to 19-May-2018

  • Professor
    Department/Section: Civil Engineering
    ƽ²©ÑÇÖÞ°æ 20-May-2018 to Present

Administrative Experience Records
  • Provost, ƽ²©ÑÇÖÞ°æ
    From 19-Oct-2021 to 19-May-2023
Professional Body Membership
  • Institution of Engineers Bangladesh (IEB)

    Member Type: Fellow
    Member ID: F 13387

  • American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE)

    Member Type: Professional Member
    Member ID: M #:000012285405

  • Japan Society of Civil Engineers, ((JSCE)

    Member Type: Member
    Member ID: M #:200600331

  • ASCE Journal of Composite for Construction

    Member Type: Reviewer
    Member ID:

  • ASCE journal of materials in civil engineering

    Member Type: Reviewer
    Member ID:

  • Earthquake Engineering Research Institute, EERI

    Member Type: Professional Member
    Member ID: M #: 32640

  • Bangladesh Energy and Power Research Council (BEPRC)

    Member Type: External Reviewer
    Member ID:


Teaching and Supervision

#Course Supervision
CE 4111 Structural Analysis and Design III< > Course Objectives: 1. To impart the principles of elastic structural analysis and behavior of indeterminate structures. 2. To impart knowledge about various methods involved in the analysis of indeterminate structures. 3. To apply these methods for analyzing the indeterminate structures to evaluate the response of structures 4. To enable the student get a feeling of how real-life structures behave 5. To make the student familiar with latest computational techniques and software used for structural analysis. < >Course Outcomes: The student after undergoing this course will be able to: 1. To understand analysis of indeterminate structures and adopt an appropriate structural analysis technique 2. Determine response of structures by classical, iterative and matrix methods CE 3211: Structural Analysis & Design II < >Learning outcome: Calculate the support reactions for the simply supported beams, frames and Trusses. Draw the shear force and bending moment diagrams. Write the equilibrium equations easily, solve them with manually or with a software. Use the method of sections and method of integration. Draw the diagrams by using the physical meaning of the differential equations of equilibrium. calculate the displacement and slope for the beams frames and Trusses based on Work-Energy principle. Use the double integration method, the conjugate beam method and product integral method . Analysis of indeterminate beam by three moment equations, Analysis of space trusses. Analysis of structure for wind and earthquake induced loading using BNBC 2020, ASCE 7-16.

Last Update: 19-Sep-2024