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- M.Sc. in Engineering Physics / Applied Physics — Cairo University, Faculty of Engineering (2019–2022, Grade: 3.5)
- B.Eng. in Biomedical Engineering — Cairo University, Faculty of Engineering (2011–2016, Grade: 3.8)
- Research and Teaching Assistant — Cairo University, Department of Engineering Physics (December 2017 – Present, approximately 7 years 11 months)
- Assistant Teaching — ISC (International Student Conference) (2015 – Present, approximately 10 years)
- All credentials verified by My Physics Buddy before profile publication
- Sessions on Google Meet coordinated by My Physics Buddy team. Video recording provided if required.
Students working with Ahmed regularly achieve stronger problem-solving fluency across Engineering Physics, Calculus, and applied mechanics subjects. Students consistently report improved ability to handle multi-step engineering problems and tend to develop the mathematical confidence needed to perform consistently in university examinations and coursework assessments.
Who This Tutoring Is For
Ahmed’s tutoring is built for engineering and applied science students who need rigorous, structured support across Physics, mathematics, and core engineering science modules.
- You are an engineering undergraduate struggling with Engineering Physics 1, 2, or 3, and need a tutor who teaches both the theory and the problem-solving technique.
- You are a student working through Calculus 1, 2, or 3 and need patient, methodical guidance on limits, integration, differential equations, and multivariable methods.
- You are taking Engineering Statics or Dynamics and need help with free body diagrams, equilibrium analysis, kinematics, and Newton’s laws applied in engineering contexts.
- You are a Mechanics of Materials student who needs to understand stress, strain, bending, and material behaviour clearly before exams.
- You are studying Thermodynamics or Fluid Mechanics and need an instructor who can bridge the conceptual and mathematical sides of these demanding subjects.
- Students who have fallen behind in a semester-long engineering course and need intensive, focused catch-up sessions before finals.
- You are an international engineering student studying in English and benefit from a tutor who communicates clearly and adapts explanations to your pace.
About Ahmed E.
Ahmed E. holds an M.Sc. in Engineering Physics and Applied Physics from Cairo University’s Faculty of Engineering, one of Egypt’s most respected engineering institutions, graduating with a grade of 3.5. He also holds a B.Eng. in Biomedical Engineering from the same faculty, where he graduated with a strong grade of 3.8. Ahmed has been a Research and Teaching Assistant at Cairo University since December 2017 — a role he continues to hold — giving him close to eight years of formal university-level teaching alongside his active research work.
Ahmed teaches a broad and cohesive suite of engineering science subjects: Engineering Physics 1, 2, and 3; Calculus 1, 2, and 3; Engineering Statics; Engineering Dynamics; Mechanics of Materials; Statistics and Probability; Thermodynamics; and Fluid Mechanics. His teaching approach is shaped by years of classroom instruction at university level, where he has developed the ability to identify exactly where an engineering student’s conceptual or mathematical understanding is breaking down and address it directly. Sessions are structured to move from principle to application — Ahmed explains the underlying theory clearly, then works through representative problems with the student, progressively increasing difficulty as confidence builds. His use of tools including MATLAB, Multisim, and SolidWorks in his own research and teaching means he can support students whose courses incorporate computational or simulation components. This methodology aligns with evidence-based approaches to engineering education endorsed by bodies such as the American Society for Engineering Education.
“Ahmed doesn’t just walk you through the formula — he makes sure you understand where it comes from and when to apply it. After struggling with Engineering Statics for half a semester, three sessions with him turned things around completely before my midterm.”
— Engineering undergraduate student, My Physics Buddy platform review
All sessions take place on Google Meet, coordinated by the My Physics Buddy team. Ahmed works with students at undergraduate level across Engineering Physics, mathematics, and core engineering science courses. Between sessions, students can raise questions through the MPB WhatsApp channel. Post-session summaries in PDF, handwritten, or screenshot format are available on request at no additional cost, giving students a clear record of what was covered to support self-study and exam revision.
Subjects Ahmed Teaches
Ahmed covers a wide range of engineering science and applied mathematics subjects at undergraduate level, as detailed in the table below.
| Subject | Level | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Engineering Physics 1 | Undergraduate | Mechanics, waves, thermodynamics fundamentals for engineers |
| Engineering Physics 2 | Undergraduate | Electromagnetism, optics, and modern Physics for engineers |
| Engineering Physics 3 | Undergraduate | Advanced topics including quantum and solid-state applications |
| Calculus 1 | Undergraduate | Limits, differentiation, integration, applications |
| Calculus 2 | Undergraduate | Series, integral techniques, polar coordinates, differential equations |
| Calculus 3 | Undergraduate | Multivariable calculus, vectors, line and surface integrals |
| Engineering Statics | Undergraduate | Equilibrium, free body diagrams, trusses, friction, centroids |
| Engineering Dynamics | Undergraduate | Kinematics, Newton’s laws in motion, energy and momentum methods |
| Mechanics of Materials | Undergraduate | Stress, strain, bending, shear, torsion, material failure |
| Statistics and Probability | Undergraduate | Distributions, hypothesis testing, regression, engineering data analysis |
| Thermodynamics | Undergraduate | Laws of thermodynamics, cycles, entropy, energy transfer |
| Fluid Mechanics | Undergraduate | Fluid statics, Bernoulli, pipe flow, viscosity, continuity |
“Ahmed’s background as both a researcher and a university teaching assistant at Cairo University gives him a rare combination — he understands the subject at a deep academic level and knows exactly how students get stuck. That makes him exceptionally effective for engineering undergraduates.”
— Engineering student, My Physics Buddy platform review
Tools & Software Ahmed Supports
Ahmed uses and teaches with several technical tools that are commonly encountered in engineering and physics programmes.
- MATLAB: Numerical computation, data analysis, and simulation of physics and engineering problems.
- Multisim: Circuit simulation and analysis, useful for students in electronics and engineering physics modules.
- SolidWorks: 3D modelling and mechanical design, applicable to statics, dynamics, and mechanics of materials coursework.
- Microsoft Office (PowerPoint, Word): Preparation and presentation of technical reports, lab write-ups, and study materials.
How Sessions With Ahmed Work
- Diagnostic Assessment: Ahmed begins by identifying the specific topic, module, or problem type the student is struggling with. He asks targeted questions to locate the exact point where understanding breaks down — whether that is a conceptual gap, a mathematical weakness, or a process error in applying formulae.
- Concept Explanation: Ahmed explains the underlying theory and principles clearly before introducing any equations. For subjects like Thermodynamics or Fluid Mechanics, this means grounding abstract laws in physical meaning before moving to problem-solving. His years of university teaching have sharpened his ability to explain the same concept multiple ways until it lands.
- Worked Examples: Ahmed works through representative problems from the student’s syllabus, narrating his reasoning at each step. This models the problem-solving process as much as it delivers the solution — consistent with active learning principles supported by the ASEE Engineering Education Research community.
- Guided Student Practice: The student then attempts problems with Ahmed providing real-time guidance. Ahmed corrects errors in method and reasoning as they occur, without simply giving away the answer. This builds genuine problem-solving independence.
- Immediate Feedback & Correction: At the end of each practice problem, Ahmed reviews what the student did well and precisely where the approach can be improved. Feedback is specific, technical, and tied to exam or coursework marking criteria where relevant.
- Post-Session Summary: On request, Ahmed provides a post-session summary covering key concepts addressed, methods used, and recommended practice problems for self-study before the next session. Summaries are available in PDF, handwritten, or screenshot format at no extra cost.
- Progress Review & Planning: At regular intervals, Ahmed and the student assess progress against the stated goal — an upcoming exam, a specific assignment, or module completion — and adjust the focus and pace of upcoming sessions accordingly.
If you are facing exams in Engineering Physics, Calculus, Thermodynamics, Fluid Mechanics, or any of the core engineering sciences, Ahmed brings nearly a decade of university-level teaching and active research to every session. Clear explanations. Structured practice. Real results. Message Ahmed on WhatsApp today.
Qualifications & Credentials
| Credential | Institution | Year |
|---|---|---|
| M.Sc. in Engineering Physics / Applied Physics (Grade: 3.5) | Cairo University, Faculty of Engineering | 2019 – 2022 |
| B.Eng. in Biomedical Engineering (Grade: 3.8) | Cairo University, Faculty of Engineering | 2011 – 2016 |
| Research and Teaching Assistant | Cairo University | December 2017 – Present |
| Assistant Teaching — Financial Chair | ISC (International Student Conference) | 2015 – Present |
| All credentials verified by MPB before publication | ||
Availability & How to Book
Ahmed is available for online tutoring sessions and can accommodate students across a range of international time zones, including Egypt (EET/EEST), Gulf Standard Time (GST), UK (GMT/BST), US Eastern and Pacific, and Australian Eastern Time. Availability is confirmed via WhatsApp — typically within a few hours of contact.
My Physics Buddy serves students in the US, UK, Canada, Australia, and the Gulf region. The MPB team coordinates scheduling to find a session time that works for your local time zone and academic calendar. All sessions run on Google Meet. Session recording is available if you opt in, and post-session summaries are available on request at no extra cost.
To book, message My Physics Buddy on WhatsApp with the following: the subject and specific topic you are working on, your exam date or assignment deadline, your current level of study, and the area you are finding most difficult. The team will confirm Ahmed’s availability and arrange your first session. If you prefer email, you can also contact us at tutoring@myphysicsbuddy.com.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How experienced is Ahmed in Engineering Physics tutoring?
Ahmed has approximately 10 years of teaching experience, including nearly eight years as a Research and Teaching Assistant at Cairo University’s Faculty of Engineering — one of the most established engineering faculties in the Arab world. He has taught Engineering Physics, Calculus, Statics, Dynamics, Thermodynamics, and Fluid Mechanics to engineering undergraduates at university level throughout this period. This is formal, structured teaching experience — not informal tutoring alone.
What levels does Ahmed teach?
Ahmed teaches at undergraduate engineering level, covering first, second, and third-year university courses across Engineering Physics, Calculus, core mechanics subjects, Thermodynamics, and Fluid Mechanics. His academic background — an M.Sc. in Engineering Physics and a B.Eng. in Biomedical Engineering, both from Cairo University — gives him the depth to handle technically demanding courses with confidence. For PhD-level or highly specialised research supervision, the MPB team can advise on the best match.
Does Ahmed help with assignments and problem sets?
Yes. Ahmed provides guided support for engineering assignments, problem sets, and coursework under MPB’s academic integrity policy. He works through problems with you — explaining the method and reasoning at each step — so that you understand the solution and can apply it independently. Students submit their own work. Ahmed does not complete assignments on a student’s behalf.
What tools or software does Ahmed use in sessions?
Ahmed is proficient in MATLAB, Multisim, and SolidWorks, all of which are commonly used in engineering and applied physics programmes. He can support students whose coursework involves MATLAB-based computation, circuit simulation in Multisim, or mechanical modelling in SolidWorks, in addition to standard mathematical and physics problem-solving in sessions. Microsoft Office tools are also used for report preparation and study material organisation.
What happens in the first session with Ahmed?
The first session begins with a focused diagnostic conversation. Ahmed identifies which subject and topic you are working on, where your understanding is breaking down, and what your goal is — whether that is an upcoming exam, a specific assignment, or a module you need to pass. He then structures the remainder of the first session around your most urgent need, and agrees a plan for subsequent sessions based on your timeline and challenge areas.
How is Ahmed different from a general Physics or engineering tutor?
Ahmed is not just a tutor — he is an active Research and Teaching Assistant at Cairo University, working in Engineering Physics at postgraduate level. This means he brings genuine academic depth to his tutoring, not just exam preparation knowledge. He has taught these subjects to engineering undergraduates in a formal university setting for nearly a decade, which means he understands the exact misconceptions and gaps that students typically carry into sessions and knows how to address them efficiently.
“Teaching assistants who are simultaneously active researchers bring a depth to undergraduate instruction that is difficult to replicate. The combination of research engagement and classroom teaching — as practised in leading engineering faculties — produces tutors who understand not just what to teach, but why it matters and where students consistently struggle.”
— Reflecting the faculty teaching model at Cairo University, Faculty of Engineering, consistent with principles outlined by the Institute of Physics Higher Education programme
Can Ahmed help with both Calculus and Engineering Physics in the same sessions?
Yes. Because Engineering Physics courses are mathematically intensive, Ahmed regularly integrates Calculus support directly into Engineering Physics sessions where needed. If a student is struggling with a Physics problem because of a gap in their Calculus knowledge, Ahmed addresses both in context rather than treating them as separate subjects. This integrated approach is particularly useful for first and second-year engineering students whose Physics and Calculus courses run in parallel.
How do I book a session with Ahmed?
Contact My Physics Buddy on WhatsApp at +91 897 138 3660 and mention you are looking to book a session with Ahmed. Share the subject you are studying, your current topic, your exam or assignment deadline, and your main area of difficulty. The MPB team will confirm availability and arrange your first session. You can also email tutoring@myphysicsbuddy.com if WhatsApp is not convenient.
Ready to Start? Book Ahmed Today
Ahmed E. is a Research and Teaching Assistant at Cairo University’s Faculty of Engineering with an M.Sc. in Engineering Physics and close to ten years of formal university-level teaching experience. He covers a comprehensive suite of engineering science subjects — from Engineering Physics and Calculus through Engineering Statics, Engineering Dynamics, Thermodynamics, and Fluid Mechanics — making him one of the most broadly capable engineering science tutors on the MPB platform. Research from the Physical Review Physics Education Research journal consistently shows that students benefit most from tutors who combine subject depth with structured, active-engagement teaching — which is precisely Ahmed’s approach, shaped by years of formal university instruction.
To book your first session, send a WhatsApp message to My Physics Buddy with the following: the subject and specific topic or chapter you are working on, your exam date or assignment deadline, your year of study and university programme, and the area you are finding most difficult right now. The MPB team will match you with a session time and confirm all details. You can also reach us by email at tutoring@myphysicsbuddy.com.
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