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Sana’a- The College of Computers and Information Technology at the University of Science and Technology (UST) today launched the preliminary discussions of its students’ graduation projects for the academic year 1448 AH, corresponding to 2026/2027, across the various programs of the College, as part of its keenness to enhance the practical aspect among students, develop their scientific and technical skills, and provide them with the opportunity to present and discuss their ideas and projects before specialized academic committees.
The discussions included graduation projects in the programs of Cybersecurity, Networks, Information Technology, Business Information Technology (BIT) , Information Systems, Software Engineering, Business Intelligence, and E-Business.
The discussions were held in the presence of the Dean of the College, Prof Bilal Al-Fahidi, the Academic Program Officers, and the members of the Discussion Committees, who listened to the students’ presentations about their projects, discussed the ideas and technical solutions they contained, and provided scientific and technical observations and guidance that would contribute to developing the projects and improving their outputs in preparation for the final discussions.
These discussions come within the College‘s efforts aimed at linking academic knowledge with practical application, encouraging students to innovate and create, and developing their capabilities in research, analysis, and designing technical solutions, keeping pace with the rapid developments in the fields of computing and information technology and meeting labor market requirements.
Through these events, the College of Computers and Information Technology affirms its interest in qualifying competent technical cadres capable of employing their knowledge and skills in providing innovative solutions that contribute to serving the community and keeping pace with digital transformation.
