Dr. A.F.M. Saiful Amin

Self Portrait

Professor Dr. Saiful Amin’s work has certain characteristics like embracing modern innovative thinking, doing research-based professional work for the welfare of humanity, working constructively, and working with the young and the old. He believes that the success of a leader lies in making timely decisions by abandoning a singular vision when necessary and properly evaluating team members’ opinions. The correct engineering decision depends on this. He says, “I try to make the present more beautiful and flawless by learning from past failures. I am fortunate that I came in close contact with famous people. While working in various places and organizations, both at home and abroad, I was loved and trusted by renowned teachers, researchers, engineers, employees, and leaders. I was able to get very close to them. I have learned a lot from them about different philosophies, lifestyles, and the local and global scope of work. They have enriched my life as a teacher, researcher, and professional. Proximity to them has inspired me to incorporate human qualities into my work.”

The main objective of outcomes-based education system is to make the engineer suitable for the needs of the society and the age; to bridge the gap between education and industry. The engineering education system must be tailored according to the needs of the engineering industry, and the engineering industry grows by meeting the needs of society. To make the engineering education system suitable for the present and future engineering industry as well as the forthcoming Fourth Industrial Revolution, there is no substitute for outcome-based education.

About his plans, Professor Dr. Saiful Amin said, “I want to do my best for any need of the country. Whether as an engineer or a teacher, I would like to do research for the country and participate in making policies for the engineering profession and engineering education. I want to see Bangladesh as a happy, prosperous, and safe country. Our forefathers made sacrifices in the War of Independence, the benefits of which we are now enjoying. The present society has to make sacrifices to build the nation. Then, the next generation will be able to reap the rewards.”