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24. Alshibli, K. (PI) and Abu-Farsakh, M. (Co-PI) “Support Study for the Assessment of In-Situ Test
Technology for Construction of Base Coarse and Embankments”, Louisiana DOTD, 7/1/2001-
12/31/03, $83,173.
25. Abu-Farsakh, M. (PI) and Alshibli, K. (Co-PI) “Assessment of In-Situ Test Technology for
Construction of Base Coarse and Embankments”, Louisiana DOTD, 7/1/2001-12/31/03, $158,723.
Contracts at University of Alabama in Huntsville
1. Alshibli, K. (PI), “Mechanics of Granular Materials-III (MGM-III)”, Project Scientist,
NASA/Marshall Space Flight Center, January 2000 – December 2000, $149,438.
2. Alshibli, K. (PI), “Modeling Deformation Patterns of Sand Specimens Tested Under Triaxial
Condition”, NASA/ Marshall Space Flight Center, Aug. 1999 – July 2000, $24,986.
3. Alshibli, K. (PI), “Mechanics of Granular Materials”, Project Scientist, NASA/Marshall Space Flight
Center, Feb. 1998 – Dec. 1999, $219,377.
4. Alshibli, K. (PI), “Automated Digital Image Analysis for Granular Materials”, NASA/Marshall Space
Flight Center,, May, 1998 – August, 1998, $4,000.
5. Alshibli, K. (PI), “Analysis of the Mechanics of Granular Materials Project Data”, NASA/Graduate
Student Researcher Program,, June, 1996 – August, 1998, $37,966.
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TRAINING COURSES:
“Design and Installation of Cost-Effective Piles” 9 th Annual PDCA Meeting, New Orleans, LA
November 21, 2008.
“2002 College Professors Piling Institute” Sponsored by Pile Driving Contractor Association
(PDCA), selected through a competitive process, July 22-26, 2002, Utah State University, Logan,
Utah.
“Teaching Workshop”, College of Engineering, LSU, November 2001.
TEACHING ASSIGNMENTS:
At University of Tennessee:
Course Semester
Taught
Number of Students Student Evaluation Rating (0 - 5.0 scale)
Instructor
Course as
UG Grad Total Effectiveness a whole
CE-331 Fall 2011 27 0 27 3.68 3.60
Spring 2012 37 0 37
CE-595 Fall 2011 0 5 5 UTK does not give disclose evaluations for
small classes