sustainable development
Through the college’s work to reduce the fees of the students, numbering (58) students, the charity market within the annual carnival and through financial support and donations to the nursing home by donating to the Thalassemia Association in Nineveh.
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The College of Computer Science and Mathematics / Software Department held a scientific workshop entitled (Applications of Drones in Scientific Research) on Tuesday, February 4, 2025. The workshop aims to introduce the use of drones in scientific applications. It will also clarify the significant contribution of drones in providing unprecedented solutions to technical and applied challenges in many productive fields such as industry and agriculture, sustainability, environmental and heritage preservation, and service fields such as health care and medical relief.
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1- Master’s thesis in the College of Computer Science and Mathematics entitled (Statistical prediction of the behavior of thalassemia disease using the radial basis function network) by the student Muhammad Faris Ali Ahmad under the supervision of Assistant Professor Dr. Hudhaifa Hazem Taha, date of convening January 21, 2025.
2- Master’s thesis in the College of Computer Science and Mathematics / Department of Software entitled (Design of a Mental Health Care Application to Support Psychotherapy and Adolescents Based on Software Engineering) by the student Zainab Mu’ayyad Younis under the supervision of Assistant Professor Dr. Naktal Mu’ayyad Eidan, date of convening February 26, 2025.
3- The College of Computer Science and Mathematics / Department of Software held a scientific workshop entitled (Applications of Drones in Scientific Research) on Tuesday, February 4, 2025. The workshop aims to introduce the use of drones in scientific applications. It will also highlight the significant contribution of drones in providing unprecedented solutions to technical and practical challenges in many productive fields such as industry and agriculture, sustainability, environmental and heritage preservation, and service fields such as healthcare and medical relief.
Ensuring a healthy life by holding a number of awareness programs to combat drugs through organizing a number of visits.
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1- A doctoral thesis in the Faculty of Computer Science and Mathematics entitled (Smart Cyber Deception Model Based on Specific Programs) by the student Herman Youssef Ibrahim, under the supervision of Assistant Professor Dr. Naglaa Badie Ibrahim, date of convening January 19, 2025.
2- Master’s thesis in the College of Computer Science and Mathematics entitled (Statistical prediction of the behavior of thalassemia disease using the radial basis function network) by the student Muhammad Faris Ali Ahmad under the supervision of Assistant Professor Dr. Hudhaifa Hazem Taha, date of convening January 21, 2025.
3- Master’s thesis in the College of Computer Science and Mathematics entitled (Nonparametric Estimation of the Probability Distribution Function Using Ordered Set Sampling with Application) by the student Rami Saad Gharib under the supervision of Assistant Professor Dr. Rikan Abdel Aziz Ahmed, date of convening January 23, 2025.
4- A PhD thesis in the College of Computer Science and Mathematics entitled (Predicting Small Loads in a Cloud-Based Distributed System for Issuing Traffic Violations) by student Samah Fakhry Aziz Muhammad, supervised by Professor Dr. Manar Younis Ahmed, date of convening: January 26, 2025.
5- Master’s thesis in the College of Computer Science and Mathematics / Department of Software entitled (Intrusion Detection Based on Meta-Learning) by the student Zahraa Hani Salem, under the supervision of Professor Dr. Safwan Omar Hassoun, date of convening February 11, 2025.
6- Master’s thesis in the College of Computer Science and Mathematics / Department of Software entitled (Designing a Mental Health Care Application to Support Psychotherapy and Adolescents Based on Software Engineering) by the student Zainab Mu’ayyad Younis under the supervision of Assistant Professor Dr. Naktal Mu’ayyad Eidan, date of convening February 26, 2025.
7- Higher Diploma Thesis in the College of Computer Science and Mathematics / Department of Statistics and Informatics entitled (A Proposed Method for Reducing the Dimensions of Variables in Logistic Regression) Student: Suhaib Bashar Hamid Ahmed, Supervised by: Dr. Mahmoud Muhammad Tahir, Date of Convening: February 27, 2025
8- Master’s thesis in the College of Computer Science and Mathematics / Department of Software entitled (Development of a software system for managing automated guided vehicles ((AGV)) by the student Reham Ibrahim Khalil under the supervision of Assistant Professor Dr. Niktal Mu’ayyad Eidan. Date of convening: February 27, 2025.
9- Master’s thesis in the College of Computer Science and Mathematics / Department of Statistics and Informatics entitled (Nonparametric Linear Programming and Data Envelopment Analysis – Neural Network Models Method with Application to Educational Institutions, Tikrit University as a Model) by the student Omar Ibrahim Muhammad Hamoud under the supervision of the lecturer Dr. Adi Abdul Rahman Jarjis, date of convening March 2, 2025.
10. A postgraduate diploma thesis in the College of Computer Science and Mathematics / Department of Computer Science entitled “Identifying Drought Areas Using Hybrid Machine Learning” by student Rafal Nizar Younis Abdul Rahman, supervised by lecturer Dr. Ruba Talal Ibrahim. Date: March 5.
11. A postgraduate diploma thesis in the College of Computer Science and Mathematics / Department of Statistics and Informatics entitled “Using Cluster Analysis in Analyzing Influencing Factors with Prediction” by student Abdul Salam Idris Abdul Karim, supervised by Dr. Wissam Waad Allah Salim. Date: March 9, 2025.
12- A higher diploma thesis in the College of Computer Science and Mathematics, Department of Statistics and Informatics, entitled “Fuzzy Discriminant Analysis with Application” by student Rafal Talal Saadi, supervised by Dr. Alaa Abdul Sattar Daoud, dated March 9, 2025.
13. Postgraduate Diploma Thesis in the College of Computer Science and Mathematics / Department of Statistics and Informatics, entitled “A Race-Aware Navigation and Guidance System at the University of Mosul” by student Yasser Mahmoud Amin Taha, supervised by Dr. Rayan Yousef Yaqoub, held on March 10, 2025.
14. Master’s Thesis in the College of Computer Science and Mathematics / Department of Computer Science, entitled “Developing an Intelligent Routing Protocol Using Machine Learning” by student Ghazwan Fawaz Yassin Muhammad, supervised by Dr. Ayad Hussein Abdul Qader, held on March 18, 2025.
Workshops and Seminars
1. The College of Computer Science and Mathematics held a scientific symposium entitled “Artificial Intelligence: A Gateway from Present Challenges to Future Sustainability” on Wednesday, February 12, 2025. The symposium aimed to explore the role of artificial intelligence in advanced simulation environments serving various areas of life, from education and vocational training to healthcare, engineering, and urban planning. It discussed the technical and ethical aspects associated with the use of artificial intelligence in these fields.
2. The College of Computer Science and Mathematics / Women’s Affairs Unit held a workshop entitled “Globalization and Its Impact on Women’s Leadership in the Family: How Can We Preserve Our Identity” on Thursday, February 6, 2025. The workshop aimed to explore the impact of globalization on individuals’ cultural identities and how women, as those primarily responsible for raising generations, contribute to preserving cultural identity in light of the social transformations brought about by globalization, which pose a challenge to the intellectual and cultural system in our Iraqi society.
3- The College of Computer Science and Mathematics / Qualification, Employment, and Follow-up Unit held a workshop entitled “Logo Design Using Photoshop” on Sunday, February 9, 2025. This workshop aimed to encourage students to enter the job market and work as graphic designers, such as in advertisements and Visa cards, and in printing presses as book cover designers. They can also work as screen designers, who print graphics on covers and fabrics.
4- The College of Computer Science and Mathematics / Mathematics Department held a scientific workshop entitled “How to Choose the Appropriate Journal for Publishing” on Monday, February 10, 2025. This workshop aimed to identify journals, select the appropriate journal for publication, and avoid predatory journals.
5- The College of Computer Science and Mathematics/Department of Operations Research and Intelligence Technologies held a scientific workshop entitled “The Importance of Constrained Optimization in Operations Research” on Tuesday, February 18, 2025. Constrained optimization is one of the fundamental pillars of operations research, playing a pivotal role in optimizing decisions and resources under constraints. Its most important objectives include:
Accurately representing reality, improving resource utilization, making more realistic decisions, supporting complex decision-making, reducing waste, and increasing efficiency.
A study aimed to examine the importance of constrained optimization and the use of constrained optimization types in real-life applications in the field of operations research.
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The College of Computer Science and Mathematics at the University of Mosul, in cooperation with the Center for Peacebuilding and Peaceful Coexistence and Al-Noor University, and as part of the “Security Yourself” initiative, held an awareness workshop titled “Security Yourself” on Monday, February 24, 2025.
The workshop aimed to address several issues, most notably raising awareness of digital security, teaching secure digital practices, promoting a culture of information verification, protecting digital identity, and empowering communities to defend themselves electronically.
7- The College of Computer Science and Mathematics, Legal Division, held a course entitled “Crimes of Administrative and Financial Corruption and the Extent of Their Coverage under the General Amnesty Laws” on Sunday, February 23, 2025.
The course discussed the fact that criminal liability is the deterrent and ideal bulwark against administrative transgressions in general and administrative corruption in particular. Without criminal liability and the criminal penalties imposed by the Penal Code, chaos would prevail in public administrative facilities and all aspects of life. https://uomosul.edu.iq/computerscience/1-145/
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The College of Computer Science and Mathematics / Qualification, Employment, and Follow-up Unit held a course entitled “CV Writing” on Wednesday, February 26, 2025. The course aimed to provide students with the most important information and guidance needed for CV writing and to develop the skills of students and graduates to qualify them in CV writing to compete for jobs advertised by private sector companies. These courses enhance the practical skills required by the labor market, provide learning flexibility, and help build effective professional relationships that support career development.
In cooperation with the Women’s Affairs Unit at the Presidency, the workshop was presented by lecturer Nismah Mahmoud Salem from the College of Arts, Department of Sociology.
The workshop aimed to explore the impact of globalization on changing the role and status of women in society as mothers, educators, leaders, and citizens. It also aimed to explore the impact of globalization on individuals’ cultural identities and how women, as those primarily responsible for raising generations, can contribute to preserving cultural identity in light of the social transformations brought about by globalization, which pose a challenge to the intellectual and cultural system in our Iraqi society.
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1- The College of Computer Science and Mathematics/Women’s Affairs Unit held a workshop entitled “Globalization and Its Impact on Women’s Leadership in the Family: How Can We Preserve Our Identity” on Thursday, February 6, 2025. The workshop aimed to explore the impact of globalization on individuals’ cultural identities and how women, as those primarily responsible for raising generations, can contribute to preserving cultural identity in light of the social transformations brought about by globalization, which represent a challenge to the intellectual and cultural system in our Iraqi society.
Workshops and Seminars
1. The College of Computer Science and Mathematics / Qualification, Employment, and Follow-up Unit held a workshop entitled “Logo Design Using Photoshop” on Sunday, February 9, 2025. This workshop aimed to encourage students to enter the job market and work as graphic designers, such as for advertisements and Visa cards, and to work in printing presses as book cover designers. They can also work as screenwriters, who print graphics on covers and fabrics.
2. The College of Computer Science and Mathematics / Qualification, Employment, and Follow-up Unit held a course entitled “CV Writing” on Wednesday, February 26, 2025. The course aimed to provide students with the most important information and guidance necessary for writing a CV, and to develop the skills of students and graduates to qualify them in the field of CV writing to compete for jobs advertised by private sector companies. These courses enhance the practical skills required by the job market, provide learning flexibility, and help build effective professional relationships that support professional development.
Discussions
1- A doctoral thesis in the College of Computer Science and Mathematics entitled “Predicting Small Loads in a Cloud-Based Distributed Traffic Violation System” by Samah Fakhri Aziz Muhammad, supervised by Professor Dr. Manar Younis Ahmad. Date: January 26, 2025.
2- A master’s thesis in the College of Computer Science and Mathematics / Department of Software entitled “Developing a Software System for Automated Guided Vehicle Management (AGV)” by student Reham Ibrahim Khalil, supervised by Assistant Professor Dr. Naktal Mu’ayyad Eidan, held on February 27, 2025.
3- A master’s thesis in the College of Computer Science and Mathematics / Department of Computer Science entitled “Developing an Intelligent Routing Protocol Using Machine Learning” by student Ghazwan Fawaz Yassin Muhammad, supervised by Dr. Ayad Hussein Abdul Qader, held on March 18, 2025.
Workshops and Seminars
1- The College of Computer Science and Mathematics held a scientific symposium entitled “Artificial Intelligence: A Gateway from the Challenges of the Present to the Sustainability of the Future” on Wednesday, February 12, 2025. The symposium aimed to explore the role of artificial intelligence in advanced simulation environments that serve various areas of life, from education and vocational training to healthcare, engineering, and urban planning. It discussed the technical and ethical aspects associated with the use of artificial intelligence in these areas. Fields.
2- A postgraduate diploma thesis in the College of Computer Science and Mathematics / Department of Statistics and Informatics entitled “A Race-Aware Navigation and Guidance System at the University of Mosul” by student Yasser Mahmoud Amin Taha, supervised by Dr. Rayan Yousef Yaqoub, held on March 10, 2025.
3- The College of Computer Science and Mathematics / Department of Software held a scientific workshop entitled “Applications of Drones in Scientific Research” on Tuesday, February 4, 2025. The workshop aimed to introduce the use of drones in scientific applications. It also highlighted the significant contribution of drones in providing unprecedented solutions to technical and practical challenges in various productive fields such as industry and agriculture, sustainability, environmental conservation, and heritage, as well as service fields such as healthcare and medical relief.
Workshops and Seminars
1- The College of Computer Science and Mathematics/Women’s Affairs Unit held a workshop entitled “Globalization and Its Impact on Women’s Leadership in the Family: How Can We Preserve Our Identity” on Thursday, February 6, 2025. The workshop aimed to explore the impact of globalization on individuals’ cultural identities and how women, as those primarily responsible for raising generations, can contribute to preserving cultural identity in light of the social transformations brought about by globalization, which pose a challenge to the intellectual and cultural system in our Iraqi society.
Discussions
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The College of Computer Science and Mathematics held a scientific symposium entitled “Artificial Intelligence: A Gateway from Present Challenges to Future Sustainability” on Wednesday, February 12, 2025. The symposium aimed to explore the role of artificial intelligence in advanced simulation environments serving various areas of life, from education and vocational training to healthcare, engineering, and urban planning. It discussed the technical and ethical aspects associated with the use of artificial intelligence in these fields.
2- The College of Computer Science and Mathematics / Software Department held a scientific workshop entitled “Applications of Drones in Scientific Research” on Tuesday, February 4, 2025. The workshop aimed to introduce the use of drones in scientific applications. It also highlighted the significant contribution of drones in providing unprecedented solutions to technical and practical challenges in numerous productive fields, such as industry and agriculture, sustainability, environmental conservation, and heritage, as well as service fields such as healthcare and medical relief.
Workshops
1- The College of Computer Science and Mathematics/Software Department held a scientific workshop entitled “Applications of Drones in Scientific Research” on Tuesday, February 4, 2025. The workshop aimed to introduce the use of drones in scientific applications. It also highlighted the significant contribution drones make in providing unprecedented solutions to technical and practical challenges in numerous productive fields, such as industry and agriculture, sustainability, environmental and heritage preservation, and service fields such as healthcare and medical relief.
Discussions
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Higher Diploma Thesis in the College of Computer Science and Mathematics / Department of Computer Science, entitled “Identifying Drought Areas Using Hybrid Machine Learning,” by student Rafal Nizar Younis Abdul Rahman, under the supervision of lecturer Dr. Ruba Talal Ibrahim. Date: March 5
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Workshops
1- The College of Computer Science and Mathematics / Department of Software held a scientific workshop entitled “Applications of Drones in Scientific Research” on Tuesday, February 4, 2025. The workshop aimed to introduce the use of drones in scientific applications. It also highlighted the significant contribution of drones in providing unprecedented solutions to technical and practical challenges in various productive fields, such as industry and agriculture, sustainability, environmental conservation, and heritage, as well as service fields such as healthcare and medical relief.
Discussions
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Higher Diploma Thesis in the College of Computer Science and Mathematics / Department of Computer Science, entitled “Identifying Drought Areas Using Hybrid Machine Learning,” by student Rafal Nizar Younis Abdul Rahman, under the supervision of lecturer Dr. Ruba Talal Ibrahim. Date: March 5
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Workshops
1- The College of Computer Science and Mathematics / Department of Software held a scientific workshop entitled “Applications of Drones in Scientific Research” on Tuesday, February 4, 2025. The workshop aimed to introduce the use of drones in scientific applications. It also highlighted the significant contribution of drones in providing unprecedented solutions to technical and practical challenges in various productive fields, such as industry and agriculture, sustainability, environmental conservation, and heritage, as well as service fields such as healthcare and medical relief.
Workshops and Seminars
1. The College of Computer Science and Mathematics held a scientific symposium entitled “Artificial Intelligence: A Gateway from Present Challenges to Future Sustainability” on Wednesday, February 12, 2025. The symposium aimed to explore the role of artificial intelligence in advanced simulation environments serving various areas of life, from education and vocational training to healthcare, engineering, and urban planning. It discussed the technical and ethical aspects associated with the use of artificial intelligence in these fields.
2. The College of Computer Science and Mathematics / Women’s Affairs Unit held a workshop entitled “Globalization and Its Impact on Women’s Leadership in the Family: How Can We Preserve Our Identity” on Thursday, February 6, 2025. The workshop aimed to explore the impact of globalization on individuals’ cultural identities and how women, as those primarily responsible for raising generations, contribute to preserving cultural identity in light of the social transformations brought about by globalization, which pose a challenge to the intellectual and cultural system in our Iraqi society.
3. The College of Computer Science and Mathematics at the University of Mosul, in cooperation with the Center for Peacebuilding and Peaceful Coexistence and Al-Noor University, held an awareness workshop titled “Securing Yourself” on Monday, February 24, 2025, as part of the “Security for Yourself” initiative.
The workshop aimed to raise awareness of digital security, teach safe digital practices, promote a culture of information verification, protect digital identity, and empower communities to defend themselves electronically.
4. The College of Computer Science and Mathematics, Legal Division, held a course titled “Crimes of Administrative and Financial Corruption and the Extent of Their Coverage under General Amnesty Laws” on Sunday, February 23, 2025.
The course discussed the fact that criminal liability is the ideal deterrent and bulwark against administrative transgressions in general and administrative corruption in particular. Without criminal liability and the criminal penalties imposed by criminal law, chaos would prevail in public administrative facilities and all aspects of life.
Workshops and Seminars
1. The College of Computer Science and Mathematics held a scientific symposium entitled “Artificial Intelligence: A Gateway from Present Challenges to Future Sustainability” on Wednesday, February 12, 2025. The symposium aimed to explore the role of artificial intelligence in advanced simulation environments serving various areas of life, from education and vocational training to healthcare, engineering, and urban planning. It discussed the technical and ethical aspects associated with the use of artificial intelligence in these fields.
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First: An awareness workshop was held entitled “Sustainable Development: A Pillar in Reducing Illegal Migration.”
The workshop aimed to explore the role of sustainable development in reducing illegal migration through several aspects, including comprehensive planning, cooperation and partnerships, training and capacity building, sustainable financing, monitoring and evaluation, awareness and education, and a focus on innovation and the use of artificial intelligence, given its important role in data analysis, improving security and safety, supporting economic development, and enhancing international cooperation. On Tuesday, February 25, 2025.
3- The College of Computer Science and Mathematics / Software Department held a scientific workshop entitled (Applications of Drones in Scientific Research) on Tuesday, February 4, 2025. The workshop aims to introduce the use of drones in scientific applications. It will also highlight the significant contribution of drones in providing unprecedented solutions to technical and application challenges in many productive fields such as industry and agriculture, sustainability, environmental and heritage preservation, and service fields such as healthcare and medical relief.
