College of Engineering Holds Seminars for Graduate Students in the Electrical Engineering Department

The Electrical Engineering Department held a series of seminars for master’s students, attended by Assistant Professor Dr. Haider Sami Al-Ibrahimi, the Scientific Assistant Dean, the Head of the Electrical Engineering Department, several faculty members, and graduate students. The seminar sessions were conducted under the supervision of a departmental committee and included valuable presentations by graduate students in the research phase.

Seminar Highlights

The students presented their research by providing:

A general overview of their studies.
Research objectives and methodology.
Challenges faced in field and laboratory work.
Model fabrication processes.
Preliminary results obtained.
The committee provided guidance and feedback to enhance the research quality and improve its scientific depth.

Evaluation and Recommendations

The committee:

Assessed the progress percentage of each research project.
Offered recommendations and successful strategies to help students complete their research within the scheduled timeframe.
Importance of the Seminar Series

These seminars aim to:
1- Enhance the academic and research capabilities of graduate students.
2- Boost students’ confidence in conducting research and solving engineering problems.
3- Improve presentation, discussion, and defense skills, allowing students to effectively communicate their research findings.

Such initiatives contribute significantly to advancing research excellence in the College of Engineering and preparing students for professional and academic challenges.