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Sana’a — The Information Systems and Information Technology Departments at the Faculty of Computing and Information Technology of the University of Science and Technology organized an exhibition today to showcase graduation project proposals for the Scientific Research Methodology course presented by third-year female students in both departments. The students presented diverse and innovative project proposals aimed at applying theoretical concepts to solve real-world problems.
At the opening of the exhibition at the Girls’ Branch, held in the presence of the Dean of the Faculty, Prof. Dr. Bilal Al-Fahidi; the Head of the Information Technology Department, Prof. Dr. Waleed Shaher; and the Head of the Information Systems Department, Prof. Dr. Sadiq Al-Tawil, the Dean of the Faculty praised the efforts of the departments and their students in organizing the exhibition, emphasizing the importance of such displays and projects in developing students’ skills and motivating them to innovate and create.
For his part, Prof. Dr. Waleed Shaher, Head of the Information Technology Department, explained that this exhibition comes within the framework of the department’s and faculty’s efforts to encourage students to develop their research and technical skills, as well as enhance their presentation and communication skills.
Shaher pointed out that the exhibition features project proposals for the Scientific Research Methodology course, through which the department aims to train students on how to develop an integrated research plan for their graduation projects in the fourth year, praising the conceptual viability and practical applicability of the proposed projects.
The proposed project presentations, which were evaluated by the faculty members, covered various technological fields such as building systems, applications, and platforms serving commercial, agricultural, educational, and diverse service projects.
The inauguration was attended by Prof. Dr. Abdullah Al-Hashidi, Faculty Member and Deputy Dean of E-Learning; Dr. Al-Adeemi, Faculty Member and Assistant Dean of the Girls’ Branch for Academic Affairs; along with a number of faculty members.
