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PERSONAL RESUME Assistant Prof. Dr. Abd elrhman Elzahi Saaid Home Address : No.13, street 59, Khartoum, Sudan. Correspondence Address : Head Department of Banking and Finance, College of Business Studies, Sudan University of Science and Technology P. O. Box 407 Khartoum, Sudan 0912-206127(HP) Telephone : E-Mail PERSONAL Date of Birth Place of Birth : Sex Marital status Citizenship Languages EDUCATION : elzahi@yahoo.com : 1966 Khartoum-Sudan : : : : Male Married with kids Sudanese 1. Arabic: Mother language and 2. English: Very good Ph.D. Economics (Research area Islamic Banking), International Islamic University Malaysia, (December 2002) M.Sc. (Economics), Omdurman Islamic University, Sudan (1998) Bachelor in Banking and Export (First class), College of Business Studies, Sudan University of Sciences and Technology (1994) Certificates in Computer, Microsoft Center (Malaysian). Advances Training Courses in Business and Management Information Systems 1 POSITION HELD Workshop Executor, MBA and DBA Program, Greenwich University (Private Academic Institutions -Malaysia), (December, 2000-15/11/2002) Head of Economic Department Sudan University of Science and Technology (April 2003 - January2004) RESPONSIBILITIES AT SUST Postgraduate Coordinator (MBA) College of Business Studies (2003-April 2007) MBA’s Academic Coordinator for the Sudan University Extension (Distance learning) in Dubai and Saudi Arabia CURRENT POSITION Head Department of Banking and Finance Sudan University of Science and Technology College of Business Studies MEMBER OF: University Senate Faculty Board Faculty Research Board Supervisor and Co-supervisor of many Theses at M.Sc and PhDs level SUPERVISIONS: Referee: Refereed many articles academics journal in banking and finance and internal and external examiners for many masters’ theses. Published Researches: 1. Measuring the Sudanese Islamic Banks’ Scale Efficiency, Technological Change and TFP Growth Using Translog Cost Function, Tafakur, issue No. (2) Vol. 5, (2003) Aljazeera University, Sudan 2. Measurement and Sources of Technical Inefficiency: Some Evidence from Sudan: Journal of Analysis 10 (1), 89-106 (2003), University Utara Malaysia 3. The X-Efficiency of the Sudanese Islamic Banks, Journal of Economics and Management Science, International Islamic University, Vol. 11 No. 2 (2003). 2 4. The Efficiency of the Islamic Monetary System, Some evidence from Sudan, Journal of Economic Studies, Vol. 5, No.1, 2004, University of Mohammadiyyah, Indonesia. 5. Output Allocative and Technical Efficiency in Sudanese Islamic Banks: an empirical investigation, Journal of Banking and Financial Studies, Higher Institute for Banking Studies, Sudan, No.8, 2004... 6. Multi-input and multi-output cost function analysis: Some evidence From Islamic Banks. Forth coming. BOOKS: 1. Wealth Creation, from Islamic prospective, Edinburgh University Press, U.K Edited by Manwar Iqbql and Rodney Wilson, (2005), (Coauthor). 2. Elements of Banking (in Arabic-1998) 3. The experience of Sudanese Banks: An empirical approach, (Forthcoming in English). (Co-author). LECTURE NOTES: Various Lecture Notes in Islamic Banking and Finance, Islamic Jurisprudence, Islamic Economics Thoughts, Practices of Banking, Investments analysis and Portfolio Management, Macro and Micro Economics, Global Economics, Research Methodology, Elements of Banking, Risk Management Techniques, Financial Derivatives, entrepreneurship, Management of Information Systems, M-business, E-banking. INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCES: 1. The 3rd International Symposium on Graduate Management Research “Sustenance of Management Development” University Utara Malaysia, Presenter, 2002 2. International Seminar of Islamic Wealth Creation, University of Durham, UK, July,7-9, 2003, Presenter, 2. Al-shariea Wal Ijtihad, Friendship Hall, Khartoum, Sudan (2004). : TEACHING EXPERIENCES Assistants Professor Dr., Department of Banking and Finance, Sudan University of Science and Technology (01-02-2003-up to Now) Assistants Professor Dr., Faculty of Administrative and Finance, University of Academic and Technology (2004-2006). Partial contracts. 3 Assistants Professor of Investment analysis and Portfolio Management (Postgraduate Level), the Higher Institute of Banking and Finance, Sudan (2003-2004). Part-time Lecturer, Kulliyyah of Economic and Management Science, International Islamic University Malaysia (1998-24/01/2003) Lecturer, MBA and DBA Program, Greenwich University (Malaysia Branch), (December, 2000-15/11/2002) Teaching Assistant, College of Business Studies, Banking and Finance Department, Sudan University of Science and Technology, (1994-1997) Member of various Academic Committees, at under and Postgraduate level, College of Business Studies, Sudan University of Science and Technology∗. Lecturer in various private colleges in Khartoum, Sudan CAPACITY BUILDING PROGRAMS: Financial Analysis, Credit Analysis, Project Management, Effective Team Building, Leadership Opportunities and Challenges, Managing Diversity, Managing People A cross Cultures, Workplace Discrimination: Its effect and remedies, Managing the change, Effective Communication, and Customer Relationship. . OTHERS Research Assistant, International Islamic University Malaysia, Research Center (1999-2002) Trainer in Bank Al barakah of Sudan: Financial Analysis, Credit Analysis, Risk management, Training for the trainers, Total quality in banking services COMMUNITY SERVICES Project Manager: National Peace Organization, Sudan, (2003-until now). Excellent Academic Student award: Awarded by the Student Union of Sudan University of Science and Technology (1992) AWARDS ∗ Supported Documents will be sent upon request 4 REFERENCES: 1. Prof. Dr. Dato’ HJ. Jamil Osman, Kulliyyiah of Economics and Management Sciences, (IIUM), Tel: 603-(0)-192337373. 2. Prof. Dr. Sudin Haron, email: sudin@e-web.uum.edu.my, UUM, Kedah. 3. M. Akram Khan, Lahore, Pakistan, makram100@yahoo.com , Tel: 00-9242-521-0933(R) REFERENCES LOCAL: Date 1. Prof. Dr. Izzuldin Mohammad Osman (Tel: 00249-912302430) 2. Prof. Mohammed Hassan Hafiz (Tel: 00249-912358424) th 5 June, 2007. 5