Faculty of
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International Guest Speaker Session
International Guest Speaker Session with Dr. Arfan Ahmed
The Department of Computer Science, in collaboration with ORIC, successfully hosted an engaging International session exclusively for undergraduate students on AI-Driven Healthcare and Wearable ResearchWe were honored to welcome Dr. Arfan Ahmed, Academic Researcher at Weill Cornell Medicine, Qatar, as the distinguished speaker. His talk, titled “Wired for Wellness: AI-Driven Healthcare and the Rise of Wearable Research,” sparked innovation and curiosity among future technologists.The session highlighted the transformative role of artificial intelligence in modern healthcare, with a particular emphasis on wearable technologies and their growing impact on health monitoring, data-driven diagnostics, and personalized medicine. The insightful discussion provided students with valuable perspectives on emerging research trends and real-world applications of AI in healthcare.
International Guest Speaker Session with Prof. Dr. Ervin Sejdic
The Department of Computer Science, in collaboration with ORIC, extends its sincere gratitude to Prof. Dr. Ervin Sejdic for delivering an insightful international guest lecture on “Artificial Intelligence in Medicine” at MiTE.
The session highlighted the transformative role of AI in healthcare, covering advancements in medical diagnosis, patient care, and intelligent health systems. Prof. Dr. Sejdic’s expertise inspired both students and faculty to explore innovative possibilities at the intersection of technology and medicine, making the lecture a valuable and enriching learning experience.
International Guest Speaker Session with Prof. Dr. Mohammad Ilyas
The Department of Computer Science, in collaboration with ORIC, is honored to host Prof. Dr. Mohammad Ilyas from Florida Atlantic University, USA, for an exclusive International Guest Speaker Session. The session will explore the challenges, opportunities, and transformative potential of Artificial Intelligence, highlighting its impact on innovation, work practices, and decision-making. This talk offers valuable insights for students and faculty into the evolving role of AI in shaping the future of technology and society.
International Guest Speaker Session with Dr. Majid Hussain
The Department of Computer Science, in collaboration with ORIC, proudly hosted an International Guest Speaker Session featuring Dr. Majid Hussain from Lappeenranta, Lahti University of Technology (LUT University), Finland. The session focused on packetized energy management, a revolutionary approach enabling smart, flexible, and energy-efficient homes. Students engaged in insightful discussions on innovation and sustainability, exploring how advanced technologies can transform energy consumption and conservation. The session proved to be an inspiring and forward-looking learning experience for all participants.
Exploring The Future: AI Insights By Dr. Caroline
In a dynamic, curriculum-aligned session, students at MiTE gained hands-on experience through interactive AI tools and collaborative group activities, guided by both international and local faculty. This immersive learning opportunity introduced global teaching methodologies and empowered students to apply their theoretical knowledge toward building AI-driven e-commerce prototypes—paving the way for future-ready academic and entrepreneurial ventures.
International Guest Speaker Session With Dr. David J. Roof
Dr. David J. Roof from Ball State University, USA, delivered an inspiring session on ‘Advancing Democracy, Social Progress, & Technological Innovation through Higher Education Collaborations between the United States and Pakistan,’ hosted by the Department of Computer Science and ORIC at MiTE.
Exploring The Role Of Topology In The Modern World With Dr. Mbekezeli Nxumalo
Dr. Mbekezeli Nxumalo from Rhodes University, South Africa, delivered an insightful session on the evolving position of topology in today’s world, highlighting its relevance and applications across modern scientific and technological domains.