Graduate students in the Department of Information Sciences discussed theses and master's projects within the computer science and information technology programs

A number of graduate students in the Department of Information Sciences at the College of Life Sciences at Kuwait University submitted theses and master’s projects in different tracks within the computer information science and information technology programs available by the department during the first semester 2021-2022. The theses and projects dealt with various technological topics in information security and information development. Information systems and data processing, including an analytical study on the percentage of Arab women’s presence in the practical scientific fields of the State of Kuwait presented by the student Zahra Abu Aloul, and exploring the need and acceptance of using biometrics as a technological contribution to identifying patients in Kuwait’s public hospitals presented by the student Zahra Bahman. And the student Fatima Dashti presented Her project is on the impact of social networking sites on learning English, while student Mohsen Al-Shamali touched on the topic of strengthening the control system for network access, and the project on security challenges and threat modeling for smart home systems based on the Internet of Things presented by the student Abdullah bin Nakhi, as well as a customer relationship management project that focuses on The service in Kuwait was provided by the student Youssef Al-Baghli The student, Ibtisam Al-Azmi, presented the smart home doctor’s advisor project for children, and the student Reem Al-Jeran presented the project of algorithms for identifying blood vessels through medical imaging, as well as the project of algorithms for detecting the edges of the brain tumor presented by the student Laila Al-Sanawi, and the project for evaluating websites related to breast cancer available to speakers of the language English: Experimental investigation into popularity, availability, accessibility, readability and quality by Zahra Jassim. The SwAPP project: a smartphone application that was created based on Kuwaiti user preferences submitted by student Noura Al-Sanea, and Yaqeen Project: a false Arab news detection system presented by student Reem were also presented. Al-Fawzan, and the project of a real-time face mask detection system with social distancing was presented by the student Ahlam Moussa. The director of graduate studies programs in the department, Professor Dr. Qassem Saleh, explained the importance of graduate programs and their findings, research and practical recommendations based on evidence and evidence, which have a great impact on The work environment and the improvement of the life of society and the state, expressing the pride of the Department of Information Sciences with its students, graduates and Their scientific contributions wished them continued success, and thanked the members of the academic staff for their efforts and supervision of these theses and scientific projects. The Acting Head of the Information Sciences Department, Dr. Badr Ali, indicated that the Information Sciences Department aims to provide high-quality, comprehensive education and a career-orientation in Computer information systems by maintaining a curriculum based on outputs, a highly qualified faculty and distinguished facilities and facilities to serve the Kuwait Vision 2035. To work in various fields in the information systems departments in the public and private sectors. The most important of these fields are the design and management of databases, the development of computer technologies and software, and the design and development of information systems and information networks.