On May 6th 2025, the highly anticipated senior project presentations took place at the state-of-the-art new engineering building H07. These remarkable projects, the culmination of tireless efforts by talented students, were subjected to rigorous evaluation by examiners from the CSE department. After careful deliberation, outstanding projects from each program, Computer Science (CS) and Computer Engineering (CE), emerged victorious. Exceptional teams of those winners willbe chosen to proudly represent our department in the upcoming college contest. We eagerly anticipate the success that awaits our representatives as they compete at the college level, confident in their abilities, to make our department proud once again.
Winning Projects in CSE-SDP23 Contests Day
CE Rank 1
Project title: Prosthetic Arm with Neural Interface Project
Students: Fathima Amnath Abdeen, Fathima Sifna Nasar, Vasiliki Maria Gerokosta, and Yomna Mohamed.
A team from the Department of Computer Science and Engineering earned the first place at the “Innovators in Education” event, organized by the College of Education in partnership with the Colleges of Engineering and Business at Qatar University, and proudly sponsored by ExxonMobil.
The award-winning team, comprising Dr. Saleh Alhazbi and senior students Marwan Sayed and Osama Hardan, presented their groundbreaking project titled “Faheem: An AI-Powered Platform to Learn Coding.”
Faheem is a smart educational platform that transforms the way students learn programming by offering an engaging and personalized experience. It includes concise instructional videos, automatically generated quizzes, and an AI-powered chatbot that interacts with learners in natural language. The platform also provides hands-on coding exercises, step-by-step guidance, performance evaluation, and adaptive feedback tailored to each student’s level—creating a fully immersive and individualized learning journey.
Warm congratulations to the team on this remarkable accomplishment!
A team from the Department of Computer Science and Engineering won first place at the “Innovators in Education” eventA team from the Department of Computer Science and Engineering won first place at the “Innovators in Education” event