Amman Arab University Students Shine at International Tech Conference with Cutting-Edge Research
Amman Arab University's Faculty of Information Technology students have marked another academic milestone with their outstanding participation in the X International Science and Technology Conference. The virtual event saw broad participation from universities and educational institutions worldwide.
Under the guidance of Dr. Amer Abu Jassar from the Computer Science Department, the university's delegation stood out remarkably as all participating students were first-year undergraduates. These students had completed an intensive academic training program that enabled them to develop and present high-quality research papers spanning diverse fields including artificial intelligence, marketing, graphic design, information systems, and mobile applications.
The university's participation as an organizing committee member reflects its academic prestige and ongoing commitment to supporting scientific research while enhancing student involvement in international forums. This aligns with the institution's vision of preparing academically qualified professionals capable of engaging with global developments and actively contributing to knowledge advancement.
The students presented groundbreaking research demonstrating their deep understanding of modern technologies and diverse interests: Nour Abu Al-Failat presented "Artificial Intelligence and Intelligent Systems: Shaping the Future," examining AI's impact across various sectors while focusing on ethical challenges, technical obstacles, and promising opportunities.
Omar Khamees and Ali Adeela collaborated on "Integrating Information Systems with Advanced Printing Methods," discussing the merging of information systems with modern printing technologies and showcasing practical applications in industrial sectors.
Nour Al-Shobaki highlighted psychological dimensions in "The Psychological Impact of Marketing and Its Diverse Strategies," analyzing how marketing strategies influence consumer behavior with particular focus on digital campaign tools.
Sarah Tqatqa explored "2D & 3D Graphics, Graphic Design, and Color Management," reviewing design advancements using two and three-dimensional graphics while emphasizing the importance of color management in creating professional, attractive visual content.
Mays Al-Rimawi and Lara Abu Zeina concluded the presentations with "The Evolution of Mobile Applications and Their Addiction," studying smartphone application development and its user impact, including an analysis of digital addiction and its psychological and social implications.
Dr. Rami Sahwil, Dean of the Faculty of Information Technology, emphasized the significant value of student participation in such international scientific conferences. He noted these events substantially develop research skills while playing a crucial role in refining practical abilities and enabling students to engage with global scientific and technological developments.
Amman Arab University continues its dedicated efforts to qualify students from their earliest academic stages, empowering them for positive engagement with the international scientific community. This approach enhances their readiness for labor market requirements while supporting their progression toward leadership and excellence in their respective fields.
