The Control and Systems Engineering Department held a specialized course entitled (Root Locus Techniques and Design) at ten o’clock on Tuesday, April 30, 2024, until May 2, 2024, in the Control and Operations Control Laboratory, for two hours a day. During the aforementioned period, the specialized teaching course was delivered by Asst. Lect. Maha Yousef Hassan in the presence of a number of teaching staff and members of the department. The specialized course included a detailed explanation of the importance of this topic in knowing the degree of stability of the system used in command and control systems, starting with how to determine the locations of the roots based on the type of the transfer function used in the control system and determining their locations on the S-plane until a full design of the systems is completed using Root Locus Techniques and Design. The specialized session was attended by a group of teachers and members of the department.