<p>With a solid academic background in <strong>Construction Engineering and Management</strong> and <strong>ongoing doctoral research focused on execution-phase monitoring and performance control</strong>, I am eager to contribute to NICMAR&rsquo;s industry-oriented academic environment through teaching, research, and professional engagement.</p>
<p>My academic and research journey has centered on improving project performance through structured planning, effective scheduling, and data-driven monitoring mechanisms. During my PhD, I have been developing a framework to strengthen construction progress monitoring by identifying resource information attributes under the 4Ms&mdash;Materials, Machinery, Men, and Money. My work integrates mixed-method research, crowdsourcing approaches, and triangulation of multiple information sources to enhance decision-making during project execution. This research directly complements the discipline of planning and scheduling, where accurate resource information, systematic sequencing, and timely control are essential for minimizing delays and cost overruns.</p>
<p>I strongly believe that Construction Project Planning &amp; Scheduling is not limited to developing bar charts or network diagrams; rather, it involves transforming project objectives into structured, measurable, and controllable action plans. My teaching philosophy emphasizes conceptual clarity combined with practical application. I aim to guide students in understanding the fundamentals of CPM, PERT, resource leveling, and earned value analysis while also exposing them to real-world constraints such as uncertainty, information gaps, and resource variability.&nbsp;</p>
<p>Before joing to Ph.D i had two and half years of teaching expereince in construction engineering and management. Having taught subjects related to Estimation and Construction Management, I adopt a case-based and problem-oriented teaching approach. I integrate industry examples, interactive exercises, and project-based assignments to enhance analytical thinking and decision-making skills. I believe that NICMAR&rsquo;s strong industry interface provides an ideal platform to bridge theoretical knowledge with professional practice, thereby preparing students to handle complex, dynamic construction environments.</p>
<p>My research interests align well with NICMAR&rsquo;s emphasis on professional excellence and applied research. I am particularly interested in execution-phase performance analytics, integration of digital tools and technologies for progress tracking, and development of decision-support systems for project managers. I aspire to engage in collaborative research projects, supervise postgraduate dissertations in planning and control, and organize workshops that enhance digital competencies among students and professionals.</p>
<p>NICMAR&rsquo;s reputation for producing industry-ready construction management professionals resonates deeply with my academic aspirations. I am confident that my research background in information-driven performance management, combined with my passion for structured project planning methodologies, will enable me to contribute meaningfully to the academic and research ecosystem at NICMAR.</p>
<p>I look forward to the opportunity to contribute to NICMAR&rsquo;s mission and to mentor future construction professionals equipped with analytical, technological, and managerial capabilities.</p>