Mentors & Instructors of
Danaverse Core

Mehdi Khazaei teaches the Python, machine learning and deep learning courses at Danaverse. His approach is project based: mathematical and algorithmic ideas are taught while building real models, so students can frame and solve their own data problems rather than memorise formulas. His focus is Python, TensorFlow and the practical application of AI.

Paniz Borna is art director and instructor for the graphic and interface design courses at Danaverse. Her classes focus on understanding composition, colour and typography rather than just operating a tool, so students can make sound visual decisions on any project. Photoshop, Illustrator and interface design are her main teaching areas.

Davood Ghobadi mentors the children and teens courses at Danaverse, guiding students from Scratch to their first lines of Python. Working with younger age groups has shaped his method: loops, conditionals and algorithms are taught through games and small projects so learning stays enjoyable and motivation holds.

Hossein Azizi teaches the robotics and electronics courses at Danaverse. His classes combine hardware and software: identifying components and wiring circuits, then programming Arduino in C++ and driving sensors and motors. He insists that each stage ends with something real and working, not just notes.

Faranak Khazaei is a data mining researcher and teaches the data analysis and natural language processing courses at Danaverse. In her teaching, working with data starts at collection and cleaning and continues until a genuinely usable result emerges. Hands-on work with real datasets is the centre of her classes.

Majid Mehrbakhsh is a backend developer and teaches the server-side material at Danaverse. His focus is on students understanding how a real application is structured: database design, clean maintainable code, and proper error handling. In his classes coding always happens inside a project that actually runs.

Ali Rezaei is a product designer and teaches the interface and user experience courses at Danaverse. He covers the design process from user research and wireframes through to a testable prototype in Figma. His classes stress that every design decision should have a reason grounded in real user needs, not personal taste.

Mahdieh Roshan teaches the ICDL computer skills and soft skills courses at Danaverse. Her classes are built for people starting from scratch with computers, Windows, Word and Excel. Her approach is practice led: every skill is rehearsed through a real office or university task.