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  • Phone:

    +966-13-849-9397

  • Email:

    ngreen@pmu.edu.sa

  • Office No:

    F-097

  • Mr. Nader Green

  • Job Title :

    Instructor

  • College :

    College of Sciences and Human Studies


  • Department :

    Mathematics & Natural Sciences


Mr. Nader Green is an experienced mathematics educator with more than 30 years of teaching experience in mathematics and computer science. He holds a Bachelor of Science degree with double majors in Finance and Mathematics and master’s degrees in Mathematics and Management Information Systems. He is currently pursuing his doctoral degree, reflecting his continued commitment to academic and professional growth.

Mr. Green is a certified high school mathematics teacher in the United States and holds several professional certifications, including Microsoft Office Specialist (MOS) Master, Microsoft Certified Professional (MCP), IC3, ICDL, and Certified Instructor (CI-ICP). His professional development also includes training in assessment, educational technology, computer-generated examinations, and programming.

Currently, Mr. Green is a mathematics instructor at Prince Mohammad Bin Fahd University. In addition to teaching, he contributes to academic advising, student support, assessment, and university service. He has served on several academic committees and is Chairperson of the Mathematics Placement Test Committee. His service also includes supporting tutorial programs and coordinating academic activities across different disciplines.

Mr. Green is actively involved in university and community engagement. He has organized the Mathematics Decathlon, bringing together school and university students to promote mathematics, problem-solving, and academic collaboration. He has also organized departmental social activities that strengthen collegial relationships and community spirit.

His teaching philosophy emphasizes student-centered, collaborative, and technology-enhanced learning. He incorporates MyMathLab, group work, guided practice, classroom discussion, and educational technology to actively engage students and support different learning needs. He encourages students to develop mathematical confidence, communicate their reasoning, learn from one another, and take responsibility for their learning.

Throughout his career, Mr. Green has received several awards and recognitions for outstanding contributions, service, and participation in university activities.

 

Education

  • M.S. in Management Information Systems, Dakota State University, South Dakota, USA, 2011
  • M.S. in Mathematics, New Jersey City University, New Jersey, USA, 1996
  • B.S. in Finance, Co-Major in Mathematics, New Jersey City University, New Jersey, USA, 1994

Certifications & Licenses

  • High School Mathematics Teaching License, Florida Board of Education, Florida, USA, 2015
  • IC3 Trainer Certification, 2005
  • ICDL Trainer Certification, 2004
  • Microsoft Certified Professional (MCP), Microsoft, 2003
  • Instructor Certified Program (ICP), Train-the-Trainer, 2003
  • High School Mathematics Teaching License, New Jersey Board of Education, New Jersey, USA, 1995

Academic Honors

  • Dean’s List Honor Student, New Jersey City University, New Jersey, USA, 1993

 

Mr. Green has contributed actively to university service through academic leadership, committee participation, faculty development, student support, and technology-enhanced learning initiatives. His service activities include:

 

  • Intermediate Algebra Coordinator, Spring 2024–Spring 2025.
  • Chair, Mathematics Placement Test and Testing Committee, providing leadership and support for mathematics placement and assessment activities.
  • Faculty Trainer for MyMathLab, regularly providing training and support to mathematics faculty on the effective use of Pearson’s MyMathLab platform.
  • Member, Mathematics Decathlon Committee, contributing to the planning and organization of mathematics competitions and student engagement activities.
  • Member, Mathematics Open Day Committee, supporting mathematics-related academic and outreach activities.
  • Member, Student Advising Services, contributing to academic advising and student support initiatives.
  • Chair, PMU Photo Club, 2008–2010, providing leadership and supporting student extracurricular engagement.
  • Professional Development Workshop Facilitator, providing training to mathematics and physics faculty on the use of Mathematica software and Blackboard as instructional and educational technology tools.
  • Mathematica Training Workshop, December 17, 2007.
  • Blackboard Training Workshops, October 26, 2010; October 19, 2011; November 23, 2011; and March 13, 2013.

 

  • Mathematics Instructor (Full-Time), Prince Mohammad Bin Fahd University (PMU), Al Khobar, Saudi Arabia, 2007–Present
  • Academic Coordinator & Instructor (Full-Time), Institute of Applied Technology, Zayed Military Campus, Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates, February 2006–August 2007
  • Information Technology & Mathematics Instructor (Full-Time), Syscoms College, Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates, August 2005–January 2006
  • Mathematics & Computer Instructor (Full-Time), United Arab Emirates University, Al Ain, United Arab Emirates, August 1999–August 2005
  • Computer Science Teacher (Full-Time), Don Bosco Technical High School, Paterson, New Jersey, USA, August 1998–August 1999
  • Adjunct Mathematics & Computer Science Instructor (Part-Time), Hudson County Community College, Jersey City, New Jersey, USA, January 1996–August 1998
  • Mathematics Teacher (Full-Time), Bayonne High School, Bayonne, New Jersey, USA, December 1996–August 1998
  • Adjunct Mathematics Instructor (Part-Time), Passaic County Community College, Paterson, New Jersey, USA, January 1997–May 1997
  • Mathematics Teacher (Full-Time), Irvington High School, Irvington, New Jersey, USA, September 1994–August 1996
  • Computer Lab Assistant & Mathematics Tutor (Part-Time), New Jersey City University, Mathematics Department, Jersey City, New Jersey, USA, January 1994–September 1994
  • Manufacturing Data Processor (Part-Time), Hartz Mountain Corporation, Harrison, New Jersey, USA, August 1993–December 1993
  • Computer Lab Assistant (Part-Time), New Jersey City University, Electronic Learning Lab, Jersey City, New Jersey, USA, January 1991–August 1993
  • Substitute Teacher (Part-Time), Jersey City Public Schools, Jersey City, New Jersey, USA, January 1991–June 1992
  • Assistant Accountant (Full-Time), Applied Housing Management Corporation, Hoboken, New Jersey, USA, September 1991–June 1992
  • Bank Teller (Full-Time), Manhattan Savings Bank, Manhattan, New York, USA, July 1989–September 1990

 

MATHEMATICS SUBJECTS / COURSES TAUGHT
 

Mr. Green has extensive teaching experience in mathematics, computer and information technology, and student-development subjects at both the university and secondary-school levels. His teaching experience includes more than 19 years in foundational mathematics, as well as experience teaching statistics, pre-calculus, calculus, computer applications, programming, and professional-development workshops.

Mathematics Courses Taught at PMU

At Prince Mohammad Bin Fahd University, Mr. Green has taught a range of foundational and university-level mathematics courses, including:

  • PRPM 0011 – Introductory Algebra | More than 19 years
  • PRPM 0012 – Intermediate Algebra | More than 19 years
  • PRPM 0022 – Pre-Calculus | More than 7 years
  • MATH 1313 – Statistics | More than 3 semesters
  • MATH 1030 – Calculus I | 1 semester

Mathematics Courses Taught Outside PMU

Mr. Green’s mathematics teaching experience outside PMU spans both high school and college/university levels and includes:

  • Algebra, at high school and college levels
  • Basic College Mathematics
  • Developmental Mathematics
  • Discrete Mathematics
  • Elementary Statistics
  • Geometry, at high school and college levels
  • Mathematics Improvement and Remedial Mathematics
  • Introductory Algebra
  • Intermediate Algebra
  • Pre-Calculus
  • Calculus I

Computer and Information Technology Courses Taught Outside PMU

In addition to mathematics, Mr. Green has extensive experience teaching computer applications, information technology, programming, and computer literacy courses. These include:

  • Information and Communication Technology, Level I
  • Information Technology, Levels I and II
  • Computers for Arts, Levels I and II
  • Computers for Business, Levels I and II
  • Computers for Science, Levels I and II
  • Introduction to Computers
  • DOS and Windows
  • Microsoft Office, including Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Access
  • Microsoft FrontPage
  • Internet and File Management
  • QuickBASIC Programming
  • Visual Basic Programming
  • C Programming
  • C++ Programming
  • Oracle Database
  • PC Hardware and Software Installation
  • ICDL in English and Arabic, Seven Modules
  • IC3 Digital Literacy

Courses, Workshops, and Professional Development Activities

Mr. Green has also delivered courses and workshops within and outside PMU in areas related to educational technology, student development, and professional skills. These include:

  • MyMathLab and MathXL workshops
  • Study Skills workshops
  • Conflict Resolution
  • Blackboard workshops
  • Time Management workshops
  • Visual Basic 6.0 workshops

 

Mr. Green’s research interests include financial mathematics, with a focus on the application of mathematical concepts to financial and real-world problems. He is also interested in decision support systems and decision technologies, particularly their role in supporting effective decision-making and enhancing problem-solving processes.