Fengfeng Zhou (Graduate Fellow)
Current Degree
Doctorate (Ph.D.)
University of Cincinnati, College of Engineering
Department of Civil & Environmental Engineering
Previous Degrees
Master of Science - Civil Engineering (University of Oklahoma, OK)
Biography
Fengfeng is a Ph.D. student in Structural Engineering in the Department
of Civil and Environmental Engineering. His undergraduate major is Physics.
His graduate research focuses on developing computer algorithms to simulate
the behavior of connections used to connect beam and column members of
a multi-story steel building frame when they are subjected to earthquakes.
He has served as a teaching assistant in numerous undergraduate courses.
He has excellent knowledge in mechanics, structural analysis and design,
and developing custom-made computer software and using commercial software
to conduct analysis, simulation, and visualization. He has experience
in using multimedia software such as Dreamweaver, Director, Flash, Freehand,
Photoshop, Premier, Carrara, etc. for web publishing and animation. He
has completed a project using simulation and animation software to illustrate
wave refraction, interference, and stationary waves. He has also served
as a teaching assistant for a mechanics course taught completely using
the Web at the College of Engineering, University of Oklahoma. All exams,
and homework problems were made available on the Web, and he created most
of the materials. He also, answered all questions posted by the students
on the Web. Any one who is interested in this work may visit the Web Site
(http://www.eml.ou.edu)
and follow the links there to explore multimedia material similar to that
mentioned above.
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