العربية 
Ibb- The University of Science and Technology (UST) – Ibb Governorate Branch launched, this morning, Wednesday, the automated exams for students of the General Medicine and Surgery Program for the academic year 1448 AH, in the presence of the Director of the Branch, Dr Makram Al-Jamali, within the University‘s orientation towards digital transformation and the development of the education and academic evaluation system using modern technologies.
Automated Exams at UST – Ibb Enhance Assessment Quality
During the launch, Dr Makram Al-Jamali reviewed the progress of the automated exams in the designated halls and laboratories and listened to a detailed explanation about the mechanism of the electronic system used in implementing the exams and the accuracy, transparency, and speed it provides in evaluation procedures and extracting results.
The Director of the Branch praised the level of organization and technical readiness, emphasizing the importance of employing digital systems in developing the educational and examination process, contributing to improving performance efficiency and enhancing the reliability of results.
Digital Transformation in Medical Education at UST
Dr Al-Jamali affirmed that the launch of automated exams for students of the General Medicine and Surgery Program comes within the University‘s keenness to apply quality and academic accreditation standards and keep pace with the rapid technical developments in the field of medical education.
He explained that reliance on automated systems represents an important step towards developing academic evaluation methods and providing an organized examination environment that keeps pace with the requirements of modern university education, enhancing evaluation efficiency and helping to raise the level of educational outputs.
This orientation also reflects the University‘s interest in modernizing its technical infrastructure and developing its educational tools, keeping pace with modern practices in higher education institutions and preparing students to deal with educational environments based on technology and digital systems.
Academic and Technical Attendance for the Launch of Exams
The launch was attended by the Head of the Medicine and Health Sciences Department, Dr Radwan Al-Hamoudi, the Head of the Computers and Information Technology Department, Dr Radwan Al-Dailami, the Head of the Development and Quality Assurance Unit at the Branch, Dr Youssef Shaddad, and the Head of the Control Department, Dr Hani Ghaleb, along with a number of academics, technicians, affiliates of the Branch, and students of the General Medicine and Surgery Program.
The launch of the automated exams comes within the efforts of the UST – Ibb Branch to develop the educational process and enhance the benefit from digital technologies in academic evaluation, supporting the University‘s orientation towards improving the quality of education and providing a modern university environment that responds to the requirements of scientific and technical development.
