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The Control and Systems Engineering Department Organized a Seminar on the Impact of Financial and Administrative Corruption on the Quality of Education and the Students Level
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The Control and Systems Engineering Department organized a scientific symposium entitled “The Impact of Financial and Administrative Corruption on the Quality of Education and the Students Level" delivered by (Asst. Lect. Ali Hamki Mahdi), the Director of the Human Resources Division. The symposium addressed several main topics, as the lecturer began by explaining the importance of higher education as a fundamental pillar in building society and advancing it towards progress, stressing its vital role in achieving sustainable development. The lecturer then addressed the definition of financial and administrative corruption, explaining its dimensions and negative effects, and then reviewed the most prominent manifestations of corruption in educational institutions. He also showed how this corruption affects the quality of higher education and leads to a decline in the academic level of students, which negatively affects educational outcomes and society in general. The symposium concluded with a set of recommendations and proposed solutions to confront financial and administrative corruption, including enhancing transparency and oversight, activating deterrent laws, raising awareness of the importance of integrity, as well as supporting scientific research to improve the quality of education. This symposium aims to raise awareness of the risks of corruption and work to find effective mechanisms to ensure an educational environment free of negative practices, which contributes to achieving a real educational renaissance.
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The Control and Systems Engineering Department Organized a Visit to the Central Library at the University of Technology for First-year Students
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The Control and Systems Engineering Department organized a visit to the Central Library at the University of Technology for first-year students from the Mechatronics Engineering Branch, under the supervision of Lect. Dr. Qamar Qasim Muhammad, Dr. Alya Abdulredha , and Lect. Nour Qasim Yousef. During the visit, the students were taken on a comprehensive introductory tour of the various sections of the library, where they were directed on how to use the book and dissertation search program available in the library. The facilities and services provided by the library to students were also introduced, which enhances their research culture and contributes to facilitating access to important scientific sources. The aim of this visit is to enhance students' skills in academic research and provide them with a supportive educational environment in their academic careers.
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You_Are_Not_Alone The Blind Cane, the second stage in the Department of Control and Systems Engineering
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Within the campaign (You Are Not Alone) for the blind cane led by the special needs child Muhammad Al-Mustafa and in cooperation with the Ministry of Interior - Department of Relations and Media, the Control and Systems Engineering Department hosted this activity on Thursday 12/5/2024. This activity targets Iraqi universities, institutes, and schools in multiple stages in order to raise awareness and educate about the importance of the blind cane, which is a symbol of independence for the blind. The head of the department, Prof. Dr. Azad Rahim, welcomed the delegation of the Ministry of Interior with the child Muhammad Al-Mustafa, and then everyone headed to the university presidency where a meeting was held with the assistant president of the University for Administrative Affairs, Prof. Dr. Farhad Othman. Then, Muhammad Mustafa gave a lecture in the conference hall in the department about the use of the cane by the blind to ask for assistance from others. Awareness brochures were also distributed in the university corridors to the students. It is noteworthy that the department and the university sponsor such campaigns because they are an important part of society.
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The Department of Control and Systems Engineering holds an awareness workshop entitled "Drugs and their negative effects on humans and society"
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The Psychological Counseling and Educational Guidance Unit in the Department of Control and Systems Engineering organized an awareness workshop entitled "Drugs and their Negative Effects on Humans and Society" on Wednesday, 4/12/2024. The workshop was presented by Dr. Alia Abdul-Ridha Abbas, a lecturer in the department, and Assistant Director Sajida Abdul-Ridha Thabet from the Ministry of Health / Health Insurance Authority. The workshop addressed the concept of drugs from the social and health perspectives, and discussed the factors and causes leading to drug abuse and smuggling. In conclusion, the workshop included a set of recommendations that emphasized the government’s role in securing borders and preventing the entry of drugs to eliminate the spread of this phenomenon. The recommendations also stressed the importance of the family’s role in raising their children, and the role of educational institutions in spreading awareness through educational seminars. In addition, the role of tribes in promoting the values of cooperation and social responsibility was highlighted, due to their great impact on the individual and society.
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The Control and Systems Engineering Department Organized a Workshop on Sustainability
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The Control and Systems Engineering Department organized a workshop on the topic of sustainability and its importance in achieving a balance between meeting the needs of the present and ensuring the rights of future generations. The workshop focused on explaining the concept of sustainability and its 17 goals, which include eradicating poverty, providing quality education, promoting gender equality, and protecting the environment. The workshop also addressed ways to achieve sustainability through cooperation between governments, the private sector, and civil society. The lecturers stressed the importance of adopting environmentally friendly practices, developing supportive policies, and enhancing community awareness to achieve these goals. The workshop was presented by (Lect. Faten Fouad) and (Asst. Lect. Maha Youssef) in the Computer Control Lab at 10:30 am. These workshops aim to spread awareness of the importance of sustainability and encourage participants to adopt practical initiatives that contribute to achieving sustainable development goals locally and globally.
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Election of the Academics Syndicate Representative in the Control and Systems Department Engineering
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The Control and Systems Engineering Department held an election for the representative of the Academics Syndicate in the presence of the head of the department, members of the department council, and faculty members. In this election, Lect. Dr. Mohammad Nouri Redha was re-elected as the representative of the Syndicate within the department by a majority of votes. Dr. Ali Jalal attended as a representative of the Syndicate to monitor the election process. We congratulate Lect. Dr. Mohammad on the renewal of confidence to be the voice of the faculty in the department.
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The Control and Systems Engineering Department holds a Workshop Entitled (Management and Organization of Scientific Research References)
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The Control and Systems Engineering Department held a workshop on Monday, 11/11/2024, at 10 p.m., entitled (Management and Organization of Scientific Research References), delivered by Asst. Prof. Farah Flayyih Hasan and Asst. Lect. Nebras Zayer Saleh, in the presence of a number of faculty members and members of the department. The workshop included an introduction to the Mendeley program and how to refer to sources, in addition to how to install it and link it to the Ms Word program and change the reference style according to the styles available in the program.
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The Control and Systems Engineering Department Held a Reception Ceremony for the First-year Students
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On Sunday, 10/11/2024, a reception ceremony was held in the Control and Systems Engineering Department for the new first-year students for the academic year (2024-2025), in an effort by the department’s presidency to introduce new students to the department and all its facilities and advance them to achieve the highest levels of scientific and cognitive excellence. The meeting was attended by the Assistant Head of the Department for Administrative Affairs (Prof. Dr. Hazem Ibrahim Ali) and members of the New Students Reception Committee. The Assistant Head of the Department stressed the need to familiarize students with the programs and activities offered by the department from its scientific branches and the opportunities available for them to enrich their university experience and student life inside and outside the university campus, and to introduce the most important regulations for university students. Then, the New Students Reception Committee took the students on a field tour of the corridors, laboratories, and halls of the department and the university.
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The Control and Systems Engineering Department Held an Awareness Workshop Entitled (Combating Drugs and their Social and Psychological Effects on Youth)
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The Psychological Counseling and Educational Guidance Unit in our department held an awareness workshop entitled Combating Drugs and their Social and Psychological Effects on Youth on Wednesday 6-11-2024. This lecture, which was delivered by (Lect. Dr. Alia Abdul Redha Abbas), a lecturer in the Control and Systems Engineering Department, dealt with defining the concept of drugs, their causes, their social and psychological effects, and their impact on young people. The lecture was delivered with the assistance of the student (Ihsaan Waleed Abul Abbas), Second Stage of the Mechatronics Branch, who asked the students some questions about drugs. Accordingly, many students made suggestions and solutions to reduce this phenomenon. The teaching goal is to rely on the students to ask questions and make suggestions because the youth are the pillar of society so they understand and pay attention to this phenomenon and determine their behaviour themselves and maintain it.
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The Department of Control and Systems Engineering awards a Master's degree in Mechatronics Engineering for the student (Aya Khader Abbas)
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The Department of Control and Systems Engineering awards a Master's degree in Mechatronics Engineering The master's thesis was discussed in the Department of Control and Systems Engineering for the student (Aya Khader Abbas) within the field of Mechatronics Engineering on Sunday, 27/10/2024, in the discussion Hall (No. 9) about her research entitled (Design of Adaptive Synergetic Motion Control of Prosthetic Fingers Systems). The discussion committee consisted of: 1- Prof. Dr. Ahmed Rasheed Ajil / Chairman. 2- Asst. Prof. Dr. Huthaifa Khalil Al-Khazraji / Member. 3- Asst. Prof. Ivan Isho Gorial Isho / Member. 4- Prof. Dr. Saleem Khalefa Kadhim/ Member and Supervisor. Many individuals experience finger loss due to congenital deformities or accidents, significantly impacting their ability to perform daily tasks and their self-confidence. This thesis develops a nonlinear mathematical model for a prosthetic finger with three degrees of freedom. It applies the Lagrange and Euler-Lagrange equations for accurate dynamic simulation and employs Classical Synergetic Control (CSC) and Adaptive Synergetic Control (ASC) to manage finger movement. Using Lyapunov's theory, control and adaptive laws were created to ensure system stability. The results showed that CSC and ASC outperformed other control methods in efficiency and provided smooth motion response while achieving the desired position angle without chattering. The CSC and ASC systems provided global stability and flexibility in adapting to parameter changes, enabling precise tracking of the finger's movement. The study also found that ASC outperformed CSC in improving performance by 33%, in terms of tracking time and reducing power consumption. This indicates a promising future for the development of Prosthetic fingers.
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The Control and Systems Engineering Department Awards a PhD in Control Engineering of the doctoral student Mohammed Khazal Hamza
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The Control and Systems Engineering Department Awards a PhD in Control Engineering By the grace of God, the public discussion of the doctoral student Mohammed Khazal Hamza, specializing in Control Engineering at the University of Technology / Department of Control and Systems Engineering, took place regarding his research entitled: Event-Triggered Robust Control of Nonlinear Networked Systems with Uncertain Dynamics The Viva took place on Thursday, October 24, 2024, at the discussion room (Room 9) in the department. The discussion committee consisted of: 1. Prof. Dr. Amjad Jalil Hamidi / Chairman. 2. Prof. Dr. Abdul Rahim Diab Hamoud / Member. 3. Asst. Prof. Dr. Muntadhar Sami Shaker / Member. 4. Asst. Prof. Dr. Ahmed Alaa Akleh / Member. 5. Asst. Prof. Dr. Ayad Qasim Hussein / Member. 6. Prof. Dr. Safana Mazhar Raafat / Member and Supervisor. 7. Prof. Dr. Shibli Ahmed Hamid / Member and Supervisor. To accomplish robust stability of nonlinear systems subject to system perturbation and acquire satisfactory performance, it is required to continuously monitor the system measurements and provide periodic control actions, which is impractical in systems with limited communication bandwidth or processing capacity. This thesis considers using event-triggered techniques with sliding mode control and integral sliding mode control methodologies to reduce the load on the communication system between the systems and the controllers and minimize the consumed energy. The strategies for controlling multiple systems vary from SISO linear time-invariant systems to MIMO nonlinear systems. After the end of the discussion, the committee decided to grant the student a PhD with a grade of very good. On this occasion, we congratulate the student Mohammed Khazal Hamza and wish him continued success.
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The Control and Systems Engineering Department Participated in the National Afforestation Campaign
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With the launch of the national afforestation campaign launched by the Prime Minister and under the patronage of the Mayor of Baghdad and in the presence of the Director General of Al-Dura Municipality and under the direction of the Head of the Department, Prof. Dr. Azad Raheem, a group of affiliates, academic staff members, and students of the fourth stage participated in a large agricultural campaign within the association’s premises. The campaign included planting a number of trees and shrubs with the participation of the attendees. This campaign is the second of its kind for the department this year, as it was preceded by a large campaign inside the university gardens sponsored by the respected University President, Prof. Dr. Ahmed Al-Ghaban. These participations come within the department's activities (The Student Activities and Volunteer Work Committee) in serving the community and preserving the environment. On this occasion, we congratulate the efforts of all participants.
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The Control and Systems Engineering Department Launched a Voluntary Campaign to Clean and Reorganize the Classrooms
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Based on the noble prophetic hadith, ‘Cleanliness is part of faith’ and the famous Chinese proverb, ‘Instead of cursing the darkness, light a candle’. On Saturday 19/10/2024, the voluntary campaign called for by the Head of the Control and System Engineering Department to clean the department and its facilities was launched, with the distinguished participation of the head of the department, deputy heads, branches’ heads, a group of lecturers, division managers in the department, a group of engineers, employees, workers, and a group of our dear students who spared no effort to make this campaign a success. The cleaning and organizing work was accomplished with great efforts by the participants who were united by their love for the department and the university. On this occasion, we would like to extend our sincere thanks and gratitude to everyone who contributed by providing cleaning materials and supporting the campaign directly or indirectly, whether from teachers or employees. Finally, we say to those who excelled in cursing the darkness, we hope that you will light a candle.
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Discussion of the doctoral dissertation in the Department of Control and Systems Engineering of a student (Jinan Jabbar Abdul Kareem)
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The department of control and systems engineering awards a PhD in control engineering. The discussion was held for the doctoral student (Jinan Jabbar Abdul Kareem) from Control Engineering at the University of Technology / Department of Control and Systems Engineering on her research entitled (An Adaptive Intelligent H-Infinty Controller Design for Nonlinear Dynamical Systems) on Monday 14/10/2024 in the discussion hall (Hall NO.9). The discussion committee consisted of: 1- Prof. Dr. Azad Raheem Kareem / Chairman. 2- Asst. Prof. Dr. Firas Abdulrazzaq Raheem / Member. 3- Asst. Prof. Dr. Baraa Munqith Abdul Jabbar / Member. 4- Asst. Prof. Dr. Zakir Mahmoud Nayel / Member. 5- Asst. Prof. Dr. Yaser Nabeel Ibrahem / Member. 6- Prof. Dr. Hazem Ibrahim Ali / Member and Supervisor. 7- Prof. Dr. Omar Farouq Lutfy / Member and Supervisor. In recent years, the challenges associated with nonlinear controlling systems have increased significantly as these systems are characterized by their complex performance. Nonlinear systems need advanced control strategies capable of dealing with these complexities to ensure their stability and high performance. Hence, the importance of developing intelligent and robust controllers that benefit from modern technologies such as wavelet neural networks and Particle Swarm Optimization (PSO) has emerged to achieve the required performance in various operational conditions. This work focuses on the challenges in predicting and regulating nonlinear systems with an emphasis on the importance of robust control systems in modern control theory. The motivation behind this work is the growing interest in developing controllers that ensure the stability and reliable performance of closed-loop systems. In this work, an intelligent and robust control strategy based on wavelet neural networks (WNN) and an H-infinity controller is proposed to address the difficulties of nonlinear systems. The thesis introduces an integrated framework for forward-backward control to manage nonlinear dynamic systems. The obtained results demonstrated that the proposed MRWNN controller outperforms MLP and PID controllers, achieving excellent control results in terms of reliability and stability. On this occasion, we congratulate the doctoral student (Jinan Jabbar Abdul Kareem) and wish her more success and prosperity.
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