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                                         Dr. Ilia Gulkarov
                                                  
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   - Physics & Astronomy @ NEIU: Faculty & Staff -
   Dr. Ilia Gulkarov
   Physics Department, office S221F
   Tel. (773) 442 5789
   E-mail: I-Gulkarov@neiu.edu
   
   EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND 
   
   
   1. M.Sc. in Physics, Moscow State University, Moscow, Russia
   
   2. Ph.D. in Physics and Mathematics, Moscow State University, Moscow, Russia “Study
   of Giant Resonsnces in Nuclei by High Energy Electrons”
   
   3. Doctor of Science (highest doctorate) in Physics and Mathematics, Leningrad (St.
   Petersburg) State University, Russia. This is the highest educational status attainable in
   the Russian educational system
   “Static and Transition Density Charges and Multipole Form Factors of Collective
   States of Even-Even Nuclei 1s1p and 1d2s-Shells”
   
   
          POSITIONS
   
   
       1. Instructor      Tashkent Polytechnic University 
   
       2. Postgraduate Student   Kharkov Physico-Technical Institute 
   
      3. Assistant Professor     Tashkent Polytechnic University 
   
      4. Associate Professor      Tashkent Polytechnic University 
   
      5. Professor      Tashkent Polytechnic University 
   
      6. Visiting Professor     Maricopa Community Colleges 
   
      7. Visiting Lecturer          Northeastern Illinois University 
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
        HONORS
   
   1. Listed in Who’s Who in America West, 27th Edition, 1999
   
   2. Membership of Scientific Council, Tashkent Polytechnic University, Tashkent, USSR
   (1988-1992) 
   
   3. Assistant of Chair, Physics Department, Tashkent Polytechnic University, Tashkent, USSR
   (1978-1992)
   
   4. Two postgraduate students defended dissertation (Ph.D) under          Dr. I. Gulkarov
   supervision
   
   
   COURSES TAUGHT
   
   PHYSICS
     1.  Conceptual Physics
     2.  Astronomy  Phys 103
     3.  College Physics, I and II (including laboratories)          Phys 201, 202
     4.  University Physics, I and II (including labs)
     5.  Electromagnetism Phys 321
     6.  Classical Mechanics Phys 312
     7.  Advanced Classical Physics Phys 324
     8.  Atomic Physics
     9.   Nuclear Reactions
     10. Interaction of Radiations with Matter
     11. Models of the Atomic Nuclei
   
   MATHEMATICS
   
   1. Intermediate Algebra Math 102
   2. College Algebra
   3. Plane Trigonometry
   4. Precalculus Math 106
   5. Calculus I, II, III Math107
   6. Introductory Statistics Math 112
   7. Differential Equations