Rate My Professor Linh Doan

Linh Doan serves as a Casual Teaching Lecturer in the School of Civil Engineering and Construction within the College of Engineering and Information Technology at Adelaide University. Previously affiliated with the University of South Australia, including the School of Advanced Manufacturing and Mechanical Engineering under UniSA STEM, she delivers instruction in key engineering courses such as Professional Engineering Practice (ENGI 1005), Masters Professional Engineer Career Preparation (ENGI 5900), and Engineering Project Management (ENGI 2003). These courses are offered at the Adelaide City Campus, focusing on practical skills in engineering practice, career preparation, and project management for undergraduate and postgraduate students.

Doan's research specializations encompass supply chain management, reverse logistics, optimization, circular economy, and operations. Her scholarly contributions address critical issues in sustainable operations, particularly in the electronics industry. Notable publications include 'A Comprehensive Reverse Supply Chain Model using an Interactive Fuzzy Approach - a Case Study on the Vietnamese Electronics Industry' (2019), which develops an interactive fuzzy model to optimize reverse supply chains amid environmental regulations. Another key work is 'Strategies for E-Waste Management: A Literature Review' (2019), analyzing the rapid growth of electronic waste and management strategies to reduce environmental impact. She also authored 'Optimizing the Total Cost of an E-waste Reverse Supply Chain Considering Transportation Risk' (2018), incorporating risk factors into cost optimization models. Additional outputs comprise 'Assessing the Effectiveness of Teaching of Supply Chain Management Courses Using the Simulation: A Case Study' (2018), evaluating simulation-based teaching methods on student performance with 60 participants, and contributions to conference proceedings on value stream mapping for electronic manufacturing processes. Her research has garnered 497 citations on Google Scholar and 71 on ResearchGate, reflecting impact in optimization and logistics fields. Doan collaborates with researchers like Yousef Amer and Sang-Heon Lee on multi-agent systems and fuzzy approaches for supply chains.