Launching the scientific week to discuss graduation projects for students of the Faculty of Engineering and Information Technology

 University notification

 Today, Monday, the College of Engineering and Information Technology launched its scientific week to discuss graduation projects for students of the college in all its disciplines for the academic year 1444 AH corresponding to 2022-2023 AD. In the presence of the President of the University, Dr. Najeeb Al-Kamim, the Secretary General of the University, Dr. Fouad Hanash, the Dean of the Faculty of Engineering and Information Technology, Dr. Ibrahim Farea, and a number of heads of scientific departments, faculty members and their assistants at the faculty.

 At the opening, the University President, Dr. Najeeb Al-Kamim, confirmed that the university is keen to support the innovative and creative projects of university students, and that the scientific week to discuss graduation projects is one of the most important activities that support these goals.

 The university president added that graduation projects are a great opportunity for students to practically apply the scientific knowledge they gained during the years of study, and to apply their creative and innovative skills and abilities in realistic projects that meet the needs of society.

 For his part, the Dean of the College of Engineering, Dr. Ibrahim Faree, indicated that the Scientific Week to discuss graduation projects is one of the most important events organized by the College of Engineering and Information Technology, as it is a great opportunity for students to apply the knowledge they gained during the years of study, and develop their practical skills and abilities.

 More than 200 male and female students from various departments of the College of Engineering and Information Technology are participating in the scientific week. Where they will present their projects before the specialized discussion committees, which will evaluate their projects and give them the grades they deserve for each project.