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Discussion of Thesis Research Proposal Plans for Computing Master’s Students at the Faculty of Computing and Information Technology

  • 25 February، 2025
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Sana’a— As part of supporting scientific research and elevating the quality of outcomes for the Computing Master’s Program, the Faculty of Computing and Information Technology organized discussion sessions for master’s thesis research proposal plans for computing graduate students. The sessions were held from February 19 to 23, 2025 AD, in the faculty’s seminar hall, with the participation of a select group of faculty members and academic officials.

The sessions were attended by:

  • Prof. Dr. Bilal Al-Fahidi – Faculty Dean

  • Dr. Nosaiba Maqtari – Head of the Computer Science Department

  • Prof. Dr. Sadiq Al-Tawil – Head of the Information Systems Department

  • Dr. Waleed Shaher – Head of the Information Technology Department

  • Dr. Mohammed Al-Duwail – Postgraduate Studies Officer at the Faculty

Discussed Thesis Plans:

  1. Researcher Lamees Abdullah Al-Hilali

    • Research Title: Predicting Coastal Flood Risks under Climate Change Impacts Using Deep Learning Models.

    • Supervisor: Assoc. Prof. Dr. Abdulatif Ghallab.

  2. Researcher Aya Khaled Khuraiss

    • Research Title: Designing Drugs Using Machine Learning Models.

    • Supervisor: Dr. Mohammed Al-Duwail.

  3. Researcher Al-Maha Hashem Al-Wadai

    • Research Title: Improving Credit Card Fraud Detection Using State-of-the-Art Machine Learning and Deep Learning Algorithms.

    • Supervisor: Assoc. Prof. Dr. Abdullah Al-Hashidi.

Discussion Committees:

The discussion committees consisted of the following faculty members:

  • Prof. Dr. Bilal Al-Fahidi

  • Dr. Nosaiba Maqtari

  • Dr. Waleed Shaher

  • Dr. Wadee Al-Qbati

  • Dr. Wadood Al-Surouri

  • Dr. Abdullah Al-Qudaimi

Proceedings of the Discussions:

The sessions commenced with detailed presentations delivered by the researchers, in which they showcased innovative research ideas and distinguished projects. The committees praised the high academic level of the submitted plans, acknowledging the diligent efforts exerted by both the researchers and supervisors.

Outcomes:

At the conclusion of the sessions, the committees provided constructive feedback and scientific inquiries aimed at enhancing the quality of the research. The research plans were officially approved with minor modifications incorporated to ensure compliance with the highest academic standards.