Introduction:

TEACHING PHILOSOPHY

Teaching is a vital part of any academic career. The responsibility of developing the minds of future doctors, scientists, business leaders, etc. is a great one. I believe that students want teachers who are clear, concise communicators that proactively teach so they can succeed at the university level. Additionally, I feel that teachers should approach teaching as an interesting and challenging activity in order to be innovative and effective in the classroom. This has always been my motivation for teaching, whether I was a Teaching Assistant, Demonstrator, Lecturer, Assistant Professor, or Associate Professor.

My goal as a teacher is to effectively communicate the subject matter in an interesting way to the students in order to create an atmosphere conducive to learning. I believe that learning is a difficult task and students who are willing to put forth the effort to learn the material will do so. The way a teacher approaches his or her teaching responsibilities will have a profound impact upon the learning process. If a teacher makes the material covered in a course interesting, their students are more likely to retain the information presented. 

HEC Approved PhD Supervisor: 

By the Grace of Almighty Allah, I am HEC Approved PhD Supervisor.

Teaching interest:

Inorganic Chemistry, Organic Chemistry, Analytical Chemistry, Pharmaceutical Chemistry

Research interest:

Synthesis of organic and inorganic ligands and their complexes, Applied Chemistry, Material Chemistry, Green Chemistry, Nanotechnology

My Teaching:

BS Chemistry

Fundamentals of Inorganic Chemistry (Theory, Practicals and Books)

Fundamentals of Organic Chemistry (Theory, Practicals and Books)

Industrial Chemistry (Theory)

Chemistry of Transition Elements (Theory and Practicals)

Inorganic Material Chemistry (Theory and Practicals)

Inorganic Spectroscopy (Theory)

Symmetry and Magnetochemistry (Theory and Books and Otterbein University)

MS Chemistry

Dyes and Pigments (Theory and Books)

X-Ray Diffraction Techniques (Theory and Books)

PhD Chemistry

Organometallic Catalysis (Theory and Books)

Industrial Inorganic Pigments (Theory and Books)

Important Links:

Google Scholar: https://bit.ly/maslamchemist-gs

Collection of Books: http://bit.ly/3M0uYGN

Academia Link: https://bit.ly/academia-link

Contact:

Dr. Muhammad Aslam

Associate Fellow (AFHEA)

Room No. 30, First Floor, Admin Block - II,

University of Education, College Road, Township, Lahore-54770, 

Punjab, Pakistan. 

0092-333-9955488 (For Calls and Whatsapp)