Vision, Message and Objectives

Department of Computer Engineering

– Vision:

Department of Computer Engineering aspires to be a leading center in specialized fields such as computer networks, intelligent systems, and others that contribute to the technological advancement of Iraqi society and the labor market. The department also seeks to implement international academic quality standards in order to prepare highly competent engineers and researchers capable of keeping pace with scientific developments and providing innovative solutions through the integration of theoretical knowledge with practical applications.

– Mission:

  1. Preparing qualified engineers to work in the field of computer engineering.
  2. Equipping graduates with distinguished skills and advanced knowledge that enable them to face contemporary technological challenges with competence and efficiency.
  3. Providing qualified experts holding advanced academic degrees in various fields of computer engineering, thereby contributing to serving society and benefiting from their scientific and research expertise.
  4. Developing students’ abilities and strategies to deal with real-world problems through the enhancement of constructive and advanced scientific thinking skills.
  5. Improving students’ communication skills, encouraging teamwork, and supporting outstanding and creative ideas.
  6. Strengthening ties with department alumni by actively involving them in scientific seminars, conferences, and continuous learning activities.

– Objectives:

  1. Preparing engineering cadres distinguished by high professional ethics, teamwork spirit, and the knowledge and skills required to design, analyze, and develop computer systems, while maintaining follow-up with them after graduation.
  2. Continuously updating curricula to follow the scientific progress and meet labor market needs, adopting quality standards and principles of sustainable engineering to serve society within the framework of national development.
  3. Keeping up with the latest scientific research across different specializations through faculty research as well as graduate theses and dissertations, while fostering a culture of lifelong learning, research, and self-development.