Dr. Rashid seeks to understand the underlying structure of a material, its electronic, magnetic, and optical properties, and its performance in applications. In his study, he employs Density Functional Theory. He is the founder of the Quantum Materials Simulation Lab (QMSL), the first personal research laboratory in the Department of Physics of the university. Currently, one PhD student and ten research assistants are working at QMSL. To learn more about QMSL’s facilities and the activities of its members, click here.

CURRENT TEACHING [Routine]

Undergraduate:

• Year 3: Solid State Physics I [Course Site]

Postgraduate:

• Condensed Matter Physics [Course Site]

VIDEO LECTURES

• Topics on Quantum Mechanics
• Tutorials on DFT calculations using WIEN2k

PREVIOUS TEACHING

Undergraduate:

• Year 1: Vector Analysis (JUST: 2020, 2021)
• Year 1: Bangladesh Studies (JUST: 2022, 2023)
• Year 2: Semiconductor Physics (JUST: 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022)
• Year 2: Electrical Engineering Materials (JUST - EEE: 2023)
• Year 3: Quantum Mechanics I (JUST: 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023)
• Year 3: Statistical Mechanics (JUST: 2021)
• Year 4: Superconductivity (JUST: 2019)

Postgraduate:

• Condensed Matter Physics (JUST: 2020, 2021, 2022)
• Equilibrium Statistical Mechanics-II (DU - Theoretical Physics: 2018)

LECTURE NOTES

• Superconductor Theory
• Quantum Mechanics
• Semiconductor Physics
• An Introduction to Density Functional Theory

LAB MANUAL

• Heat and Thermodynamics Practical (PHY 2104) for the Department of Physics
• Physics Practical (PHY 1208) for the Department of Chemistry
• Physics Practical (PHY 1102) for the Department of EEE
• Physics Practical (PHY 1202) for the Department of PME