C / 03Artificial Intelligence M.Sc. Student & Product Builder
Building intelligent systems from ideas to interactive products. I work across applied AI, software systems and game-based interaction—organizing each project around its problem, method, evidence and limitations.
An Android health-awareness application designed and developed during COVID-19 under university supervision.
Every public claim is tied to a source, an artifact or an explicit research-stage label.
01Artificial Intelligence M.Sc. student · University of Tehran
02Profiled by UT’s Vice-Presidency for Research and Technology · June 2026
03Bilingual evidence record · English + فارسی
Three honest entry points: a documented historical product, verified teaching, and a developing research direction.
An Android health-awareness application designed and developed during COVID-19 under university supervision.
A published Faradars course that documents teaching experience with an applied AI research tool.
A developing direction for intelligent, game-based systems supporting learning, assessment and human performance.
Serious games, cognition, learning, health, robotics and software appear as application domains—not competing identities.
Learning through meaningful interaction.
A developing research focus, not clinical expertise.
Tools and systems that make ideas explorable.
Information and research-stage experiences only.
Evidence-pending engineering exploration.
Product systems that connect method to use.
Exploring how intelligent, game-based systems can support learning, assessment and human performance—while keeping ethics, privacy and scientific validity visible.
The signature visual is not a decorative AI network. Its states are generated from real project metadata and every interactive path has a semantic fallback.
Mohammed is an Artificial Intelligence M.Sc. student at the University of Tehran. His work spans applied AI, software engineering, game development and interactive products, with a developing focus on serious games, learning and cognition.
Designed and developed Tawiyah during COVID-19 under university supervision.
Profile published by the University of Tehran research vice-presidency.
Building evidence-led AI and interactive product case studies.
Open to research collaboration, AI and product engineering, serious-game development and selected international remote work.
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