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The College of Engineering held an exhibition of interactive website design projects

The Department of Mobile Communications and Computing Engineering at the College of Engineering, University of Information Technology and Communications, held a scientific exhibition to showcase the projects and outputs of second-year students in the course “Website Design,” under the supervision of the course instructor, Lect. Maha Khaleel Ibraheem.
The exhibition included a range of diverse projects in various scientific and service fields, reflecting the level of creativity and technical skills acquired by the students during the semester, and contributing to enhancing the integration between the theoretical and applied aspects in line with the academic goals and the department’s vision.
The exhibition was attended by the Dean of the College of Engineering, Prof. Dr. Mu’ayyad Abdul-Ridha Saheb, along with the heads of departments who praised the efforts of the students and supervisors, stressing the importance of holding such scientific events in developing students’ skills and enhancing the practical and applied aspect of the educational process.

The Women’s Affairs Unit at the College of Engineering organizes seminar on modern educational methods.

The Women’s Affairs Unit at the College of Engineering organized a seminar on modern educational methods, presented by Dr. Qabas Ali Hikmat. This event is part of the unit’s activities aimed at enhancing educational and family awareness within the university community.

The seminar addressed key contemporary concepts in the field of modern education, focusing on positive approaches to dealing with children, as well as the role of families and educational institutions in building a balanced personality capable of adapting to the changes of the era. The seminar also discussed the differences between traditional and modern educational methods and their implications for individuals’ psychological and social aspects.

The seminar was attended by a number of faculty members and staff from the college, while the Women’s Affairs Unit emphasized its commitment to continue organizing awareness seminars and workshops that contribute to serving the university community and support the achievement of sustainable development goals.

The Business Informatics College organized a seminar on the Arabic language: Concerns and Aspirations

The Business Informatics College, in cooperation with the Continuous Education Center at the University of Information Technology and Communications, organized a scientific seminar entitled “The Arabic Language: Concerns and Aspirations,” as part of the University’s interest in promoting the status of the Arabic language and maintaining its presence in scientific, academic and community fields.
The seminar, presented by Dr. Lubna Abdul Aziz from the Business Informatics College, addressed the most prominent risks facing the Arabic language at the present time, most notably
its distancing from the scientific and literary scene, its distancing from daily use, as well as the replacement of it by foreign languages ​​and local dialects, in addition to the widespread misuse of linguistic structures, grammar, and spelling rules.
The symposium also reviewed a number of reasons that contributed to the decline in the status of the Arabic language, including distancing oneself from religious values, excessive fascination with foreign languages ​​and the resulting imbalance in standards of excellence, as well as the belittling of the language by its own people, and the weakness of some of those in charge of teaching it as a result of the weakness of the educational system.
The symposium presented a set of practical proposals for the advancement of the Arabic language, most notably allocating a day of the week for speaking classical Arabic, and trying to replace foreign vocabulary with Arabic vocabulary, even if it is less common, in addition to encouraging and rewarding family members when they use Arabic vocabulary, and teaching children proverbs or easy-to-memorize verses of poetry, as this contributes to establishing the language in their daily lives.

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