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Students of the Department of Control and Systems Engineering take the second semester exams in attendance
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The students of the Department of Control and Systems Engineering, the preliminary and higher studies, started the final exams in attendance for the second semester of the academic year 2020-2021. The exam atmosphere was comfortable for the students, who in turn expressed their satisfaction with the measures taken by the department to maintain their safety during the exam period. In the interest of the presidency of the university and the department, the esteemed scientific assistant, Prof. Dr. Haider Abed Dahad, accompanied by the esteemed head of the department, Dr. Azad Rahim Karim visited the exam halls to see the progress of the exams, noting that the department's presidency seeks to do its utmost to ensure the comfort, health and safety of its students.
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Inventive Women of the University of Technology are Still Giving
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The festival to celebrate the university’s graduates under the auspices of the Honourable President of the University of Technology, Prof. Dr. Ahmed Al-Ghabban and under the supervision of the Department of Control and Systems Engineering and the support of the Office of Scientific and Engineering Consultations, the team ((Al-Iraqiya Here)) held a festival under the title (Inventive Women of the University of Technology are Still Giving) on the university campus on Wednesday 7/7/2021. the aim of the festival is to shed light on the graduates of the University of Technology who have a creative imprint in their work or community service. Adviser to the President of the Republic and a large number of deans and teachers of the university’s faculties attended the festival. during his speech, the President of the University praised the graduates and their great sacrifice in serving the country, and that the festival is a simple thing that the university offers them. Every woman in Iraq is a symbol of giving. It is noteworthy that the festival was organized by the Iraqi blog and team Al-Iraqiya Here, which is one of the most important blogs in Iraq for creative women in all fields. The team members are from the Department of Control and Systems Engineering At the end of the festival, the distinguished graduates were honoured with the necklace of giving by the president of the university and the chancellor. Among the honourees from the Department of Control and Systems Engineering were female engineers (Rasha Basil, Zahra Hazem, and Raghad Matti) for their excellence in the service of work and society.
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Master’s Viva
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The master's thesis of a postgraduate student (Amira Kazem Jabbar), in the major of (Computer Engineering), was discussed on Tuesday 5/5/2021 at Hall No. 9 in the Department of Control and Systems Engineering, for her research entitled: (Information Security Management for Electronic Healthcare System)
The discussion committee consisted of: 1 Assist. Prof. Dr. Abbas Hussein Meri / Chairman. 2- Assist. Prof. Dr. Ikhlas Kazem Hamza / Member. 3- Lect. Dr. Ahmed Raouf Nasser / Member. 4A. Prof. Dr. Ashwaq Talib Hashem / Member and Supervisor. 5- Lect. Dr. Qusay Fadel Hassan / Member and Supervisor.
Medical images are transferred to other remote locations through the electronic health care system. Protecting medical images is extremely important. Medical images must be protected from any modification that the attacker may make through the insecure channel. It is necessary to check the integrity of the ROI (area of interest) of the received medical image. Before adopting any diagnostic decision to avoid misdiagnosis, the goal of this thesis is to confirm the integrity, reliability and confidentiality of medical images by combining watermark and coding techniques and the proposed strong segmentation method for JPEG compression. Likewise, this method resists many image processing attacks such as filtering, noise addition and some engineering transformations. The experimental results demonstrate the robustness of the watermark against many aggressive and geometric signal processing distortions. The discussion was attended by the Deputy Head of the Department for Scientific Affairs and Graduate Studies (Prof. Dr. Muhammad Yusuf Hassan). On this occasion, we congratulate the student (Amira Kazem Jabbar) and wish her continued success.
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Master’s Viva
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The master's thesis was presented by a postgraduate student (Areej Manadel Kadhim) in the major of (Computer Engineering) on Monday, 5/3/2021 at Hall No. 9 in the Department of Control and Systems Engineering, for her research entitled: (Implementation of Transceiver for Cognitive Radio Based Wireless Network)
The discussion committee consisted of: 1- Assist. Prof. Dr. Azad Rahim Karim / Chairman. 2 Assist. Prof. Dr. Mahmoud Zaki Abdullah / Member. 3- Lect. Dr. Ali Majeed Mahmoud / Member. 4- Assist. Prof. Dr. Ikhlas Kazem Hamza / Member and Supervisor. Wireless communication is witnessing a great development and growth, which raises the level of demand for radio spectrum. Nevertheless, spectrum is a limited resource that cannot be divided indefinitely to meet any application. The scarcity of spectrum arose as this scarcity represented the main problem facing the future of wireless networks. Three phases The OFDM transmitter and receiver system was implemented in the first phase using QPSK modulation technology using Simulink Xilinx / MATLAB. The second phase of the proposal is to discover the design capacity of the OFDM transmitter and receiver. This system was analysed in the XSG framework based on the AWGN channel, in the end another system works on Improving the performance of spectrum sensing based on pd, pf and SNR energy detection. The discussion was attended by the Deputy Head of the Department for Scientific Affairs and Graduate Studies (Prof. Dr. Muhammad Yusuf Hassan), and on this occasion we congratulate the student (Areej Muadid Kadhim) and wish her continued success.
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The Control and Systems Engineering Department holds the closing session entitled (Promoting Peace and the Role of Women in Building Societal Peace)
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The Control and Systems Engineering Department, in cooperation with the Iraqi Here blog, concluded the discussion sessions under the title "The Feminine Ta'a Is No Longer Static" in its third session on Thursday 5/6/2021, which dealt with the topic of promoting peace and the role of women in building societal peace. The session was attended by the President of the University professor (Ahmed Al-Ghabban), the director general of the Legal Department in the Ministry of Justice, Ms. (Hanan Munzer) and a number of faculty deans at the university. The session included a success story narrated by Traffic Major (Saja Muhammad Saleh), as it was the best example of the creative Iraqi woman. The program sought to create a Healthy discussion environment about issues of concern to the community. The discussion took place between two teams: the first is the academic women at the university and the second consists of a group of female creators from the Iraqi Here and influencers in society who focus on the societal aspect and how we transform these issues into healthy discussions in cultural forums and social media platforms. |
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The Control and Systems Engineering Department holds an AutoCAD engineering drawing course
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AutoCad course for engineers staff development has been held at the department on the topic of how to use the AutoCAD application in engineering drawing for a period of five days and concluded on January 31, 2021, for two hours per day held at the Personal Computer Lab 2, with the participation of a group of the department's academics and engineers, where it dealt with several topics, including: 1- Install AutoCAD. 2- Get to know the program interface. 3- Drawing tools. 4- Adjustment tools. 5- Dimensions. The course was given by lecturers in the department: Farah Falih Hassan (lecturer) Evan Isho Corial (lecturer). All participants expressed the extent to which they benefited from the information presented in the session hoping to hold more technical courses that will enrich their technical information and thank the department for its support. |
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The Control and Systems Engineering Department holds seminars for postgraduate students
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On January 1st, 2021, the Control and Systems Engineering Department at Hall No. (9), set up seminars within the scientific activities of the department to discuss the research part of graduate students of the M.Sc. degree in the control and computers branch. For students (who have succeeded in the second and supplementary exam attempts) for the purpose of identifying what has been accomplished from the research projects of postgraduate students, providing advice and guidance to students, developing the method of presentation and defending the research project, and achieving scientific benefit transferred from the academic and research staff. |
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Viva Voice For Master Degree
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The master's thesis of the student (Hanan Muhammad Kazem), specializing in (Computer Engineering), was discussed on Sunday January 24, 2021 at the conference room in the Control and Systems Engineering Department, for her research entitled: (Design of Fuzzy Logic Controller as an Active Queue Management for Congestion Avoidance in Internet Routers) The viva committee consisted of: 1- Dr. Hazem Ibrahim Ali (Professor)/ Chairman. 2- Dr. Mona Muhammad Jawad (Assistant Professor)/ member. 3 -Dr. Ammar Abdul-Malik Abdul-Kareem (Assistant Professor)/ member. 4 -Dr. Ahmed Alaa Akla (Assistant Professor)/ member and supervisor. In this thesis, the researcher formulated a complex model for (TCP / AQM) and it was simulated first without a controller. The results indicate that the required queue length cannot be traced. Therefore, IT2FLC was designed to achieve better tracking performance and avoid congestion. In networks, multiple evolutionary optimization algorithms were used to choose the optimal parameters of controllers. The results obtained showed that the AQM-based IT2FLC give more acceptable performance compared to those obtained by IT1FCL IT2FLC succeeded in making the queue size track the required level even with changes in many network parameters. The discussion was attended by the Assistant Head of the Department for Academic Affairs and Postgraduate Studies (Prof. Dr. Muhammad Yusef Hassan). On this occasion, we congratulate the student (Hanan Muhammad Kazim) and we wish her continued success in her career.
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A scientific outreaching by students of the Control and Systems Engineering Department to the Information Technology Center
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On Thursday 28/1/2021, the Control and Systems Engineering Department, in coordination with the Information Technology Center, held a scientific visit to the two divisions (Maintenance and Networks) in the Information Technology Center, through which students of the first stage of the Computer Engineering and Control Branch were informed of the internal parts of the computer And how to maintain it, in addition to an explanation of the servers used in the center to distribute the Internet service at the University of Technology with the importance of optical fibers and how to deal with them, by the center’s engineers, and the center’s engineers expressed their willingness to cooperate with the students in answering any question that comes to their minds regarding the two divisions. They have proposed a summer training in the Networks Division to take advantage of the practical application, and the students expressed their benefit from this visit |
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A Master Thesis Discussion for the Student (Muhammad Yassin Khudair)
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The master's thesis of the student (Muhammad Yassin Khudair), specializing in Control Engineering, was discussed on Thursday 3/12/2020 at the conference room in the Control and Systems Engineering Department, for his research entitled "Intelligent Control Design for Overhead Crane Control". The discussion committee consisted of: 1. Prof. Dr. Hazim Ibrahim Ali / Chairman 2. Asst. Prof. Dr. Osama Ali Awwad / Member 3. Asst. Prof. Dr. Ahmed Ibrahim Abdul Darim / Member 4. Prof. Dr. Muhammed Yusuf Hassan / Member and Supervisor 5. Asst. Prof. Dr. Salim Khalifa Kadhum / Member and Supervisor In this thesis, the researcher proposed the design of the back-stepping controller to control the vertical crane system. The controller design was based on the nonlinear mathematical model of the vertical crane system. The purpose of the design of this control unit is to reduce the swing angle as much as possible. Therefore, the bat algorithm was used to find the best values for the controller parameters. In addition, the results of the proposed controller were compared with those of the fuzzy controller and the proposed controller achieved a much lower swing angle. Moreover, the improved back-stepping controller was compared with the traditional back-stepping controller and the results showed that the former outperformed the latter in terms of reducing the swing angle. On this occasion, we congratulate the student (Muhammad Yasin Khudair), and we wish him continued success. |
Master Thesis Discussion (Safa Farhan Fadel)
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The master's dissertation of the student (Safa Farhan Fadel) in the field of (Control Engineering) was discussed in the Conference Hall of the Control and Systems Engineering Department on Wednesday 14/10/2020, for her research entitled (Rubust Postprandial Glucose Control for Type 1 Diabetes). The discussion committee consisted of: 1- Prof. Dr. Amjed Jaleel Hamidi / Chairman 2- Asst. Prof. Dr. Thakir Mahmood Naiel / Member 3- Lect. Dr. Taghreed Muhammed Muhammed Ridha / Member 4- Asst. Prof. Dr. Safanah Mudhhir Ra'afet / Member and Supervisor Diabetes mellitus (DM) is an acute metabolic syndrome and it is one of the most dangerous diseases in the world that results either from the body’s inability to produce insulin or the body’s autoimmune response to insulin. The artificial pancreas (AP) is a closed loop automatic device. It contains three components, glucose sensor, control algorithm and insulin infusion system. It ensures control of external insulin injection into the patient's body. A comparison of the two designed controllers is presented as the HLS controller and the HLSP controller to determine the best robust AP system controller. Moreover, a comparison was made with the PID controller and the PIDP controller. It is clear that the results of the HLS controller was better than those of the PID controller in regulating the glucose concentration in blood. The results show many advantages like shorter settling time and rise time compared to the PID controller. In this occasion, we congratulate the student (Safa Farhan Fadel) and wish her all success. |
Students who Applied for Postgraduate Studies in the Control and Systems Engineering Department Take the Competitive Exam
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Students applying for postgraduate studies (M.Sc. Studies - Control Engineering Branch, Computer and Control Engineering branch, and Mechatronics Branch and doctorate Studies - Control Engineering Branch) for the academic year (2020-2021) took the competitive exam on Sunday 18/10/2020. The competitive exam was checked by the Head of the Department (Asst. Prof. Dr. Azad Raheem Kareem) and the Assistant Head of the Department for Scientific Affairs and Postgraduate Studies (Prof. Dr. Mohamed Youssef Hassan). In this regard, the efforts made by the Competitive Examination Committee to facilitate the examination process and to provide a comfortable environment for taking the exam and applying health and safety measures were commended. |
The Control and Systems Engineering Department holds a Course on Flexible Manufacturing
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On Monday 17/2/2020, the Control and Systems Engineering Department held a three-day course on flexible manufacturing in the Internet Unit of the department. The course dealt with how to gain a competitive value in the market using flexible manufacturing as a strategy to gain a competitive value in the market. The course dealt with three dimensions of flexible manufacturing: - The first dimension: The factors that push companies to adopt flexible manufacturing. - The second dimension: The capabilities required to convert to flexible manufacturing. - The third dimension: How to measure the extent that the company operates within flexible manufacturing. The course was delivered by two of the academic staff of the department, namely: - Dr. Huthaifa Khalil (Lecturer) - Loay Thamer Rashid (Assistant Lecturer) The course was attended by a group of academic and engineering staff of the department. At the end of the course, participants were granted certificates.
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