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Mohamed Shehata is the Acting Dean of Academics and Chair of the College of Engineering at Capitol Technology University. He holds a PhD in Electrical Engineering from Purdue University (1989) and has over 35 years of experience in academia, specializing in curriculum development, lab design, and research in power electronics and control systems.
- BS: Electrical Power Engineering, Helwan University (1980)
- MS: Electrical Engineering (Power Electronics), Purdue University (1985)
- PhD: Electrical Engineering (Power Electronics), Purdue University (1989)
His research focuses on sliding mode control for power converters, power systems, and electric drives, with applications in renewable energy and robotics. Recent publications highlight interdisciplinary work in semiconductor lasers, FPGA-based satellite control, wind energy systems, and intelligent power converter management.
Dr. Shehata has secured a $225,000 grant (2014) for laser diode driver research at KAUST and established industry partnerships (e.g., Cummins Inc.) to enhance student internships and lab infrastructure. He pioneered the first diesel engine lab in Saudi Arabia and led ABET accreditation efforts.
He has supervised student teams in robotics, IEEE chapters, and Formula SAE competitions, emphasizing STEM outreach and academic leadership. His lab development portfolio includes renewable energy, photonic, and industrial control labs across Egypt, Saudi Arabia, and the UAE.
