The Department of Computer Engineering organizes a discussion of final graduation projects with the participation of four academic committees.

On Wednesday, September 30, 2025, the Department of Computer Engineering organized a discussion of the final graduation projects for fourth-year students. The discussion took place in a distinguished academic atmosphere, reflecting the efforts of students and faculty members throughout the academic year.

The discussions were divided into four academic committees, comprising a select group of department professors from various fields of computer engineering. Each committee discussed a variety of projects that addressed modern topics such as the design of various programs and applications, the Internet of Things, information security, and embedded systems.

The committee members expressed their admiration for the academic level and practical skills demonstrated by the students in implementing and presenting their projects, praising their creativity and innovation in addressing technical problems and transforming theoretical ideas into practical solutions.

It is worth noting that graduation projects are a basic requirement for obtaining a bachelor's degree and provide an opportunity for students to apply their acquired knowledge and skills in a realistic professional environment.

At the conclusion of the event, the committee chairs expressed their thanks and appreciation to the committee members and students for their outstanding efforts, emphasizing the department's commitment to continuing to support pioneering projects that keep pace with technological developments and serve the needs of society.