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It is with great pleasure and pride that the King Abdullah II School of Information Technology (KASIT) of The University of Jordan announces that Professor Mohammad S. Obaidat, has published three (3) books in 2024 with prestigious renowned worldwide publishers: Elsevier, and CRC/Taylor and Francis.

The info of these books is as follows:

1. Intelligent Computing on IoT 2.0, Big Data Analytics, and Block Chain Technology” Taylor and Francis (CRC Press), 2024. ISBN-13-9781032351230; eBook ISBN-10-9781003326236. 

2. Federated Learning for Digital HealthCare Systems” Elsevier, 2024. ISBN: 9780443138973; eBook ISBN: 9780443138966. 

3.Handbook of Security and Privacy of AI-Enabled Healthcare Systems and Internet of Medical Things​, CRC Press (Francis & Taylor), 2024. ISBN: 978-1-032-43879-5, ISBN: 978-1-032-43879-8, ISBN: 978-1-003-37032-1


2/28/20248/29/2024
  

Estarta hosted JU students for a robust training program covering networking and the CCNA over the course of last month! The King Abdullah II School of Information Technology students were the target audience for this program, which covered a wide range of subjects.

10/8/202310/31/2023
  
Springer publications has published a book to honor Professor Mohammad S. Obaidat’s significant scientific contribution to computing, informatics, networking and cybersecurity. The book is entitled:

"Advances in Computing, Informatics, Networking and Cybersecurity: A Book Honoring Professor Mohammad S. Obaidat’s Significant Scientific Contributions" ; Editors: Petros Nicopolitidis (Editor), Sudip Misra (Editor), Laurence T. Yang (Editor), Bernard Zeigler (Editor), Zhaolng Ning (Editor).

 

Link to the Book From Here

7/31/202311/30/2024
  

With great sadness, King Abdullah II School of Information Technology mourns the honorable colleague

Prof. Dr. Osama Rababaa

May Allah Bless his soul

11/8/202212/16/2022
  
The University of Jordan wins 5 out of 10 first places in the Jordanian Collegiate Programming Contest JCPC, and a team from KASIT wins First place.



10/15/202212/31/2022
  

As part of the school's continuous development procedures, and in light of the admission of new students to new Bachelor majors, the school's administration has opened a group of new laboratories and facilities, to keep pace with students' academic requirements and the practical application of materials.

a new lab for cybersecurity was opened, in cooperation with Cisco Academy, a lab for artificial intelligence applications, and a lab for creative programming, where students can practice programming and prepare themselves for competitions. The school also upgraded the infrastructure of health facilities, stairs and reading halls.

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Creative Programming Lab

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Artificial Intelligence Lab

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CISCO for Neworking Lab

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Cybersecurity and Digital Forensics lab

10/9/202212/30/2022
  

King Abdullah II School of Information Technology congratulates its researchers who have been ranked according to (Research.com) as the best scientists in the fields of computer science, which depend on (h-index) of more than 40 as a condition for entering the list.

Professor Mohammad Obeidat was ranked first in Jordan and 1584 globally, Dr. Ibrahim Al-Jarrah was ranked second in Jordan and 4862 globally, and Professor Hossam Fares is ranked third in Jordan and 5019 globally.

3/6/20228/31/2022
  
King Abdullah II School of Information Technology held a gathering of information and communication technology companies as part of the University of Jordan's initiative for Capacity building in Information Technology (BuildTech). under the patronage of the university's president, Dr Nathir Obeidat, and in the presence of several representatives of ICT companies in Jordan. 
In his speech, Obeidat said that Information and Communication Technology is one of the most important fields globally, and it's linked to all sectors of all kinds. He praised the excellence of the school and the global accreditation it has achieved for all of its undergraduate academic programs. 
Dr. Majdi Sawalha presented an overview of the goal and objective for the BuildTech initiative. The initiative focused on improving job readiness skills for students. 
Education deserves corporate partners to invest in it for the long haul.” How? By bridging the gap between students’ skill sets and workforce requirements.
Why? A step towards digital economy development that provides massive returns for the private sector, students, and educators alike.
‘By developing the sector each company is paving the way to develop itself'
Companies provide the ‘assets’ now, for students to provide the ‘rewards’ in the future. A mutually beneficial cycle.
This is an internationally known phenomenon, where major companies (such as in Silicon Valley) invest millions each year in education as they realize its benefits for:
1.     Community goodwill / CSR
2.     Enhancing brand affinity and loyalty
3.     Hiring a set of skilled students and already qualified graduates
4.     Contributing to the entire sector and economic development
Having corporate partners invest in education will yield in a future talent pool. When this talent pool is provided with the right job opportunity, they are transformed into a skilled workforce. The skilled workforce provides corporates with massive advantages in global export of IT solutions, enhanced innovation and sales, and strengthened institutional capacity. This is all while reducing training efforts and costs for each individual company
12/22/20213/31/2022
  
 King Abdullah II School for Information Technology
Congratulates
 
Dr. Dana Al-Qudah
 
for being promoted to the rank of Associate Professor
Congratulations and Best Wishes

6/28/20218/28/2021
  
According to Shanghai 2021 global ranking by academic subjects, the University of Jordan ranking in the Computer Science and Engineering category has moved a hundred places and currently rank in the top 201-300 universities globally, while it ranked 301-400 last year.
The Shanghai ranking focuses in its methodology on the quality of research published by the institutions. The ranking uses the following objective academic indicators and third-party data to measure the performance of world universities in relevant subjects: research output (Q1), research influence (CNCI), international collaboration (IC), research quality (Top), and international academic awards (Award). The University of Jordan scored high results in most of the categories due to the high-quality publications in the computer science field and its related topic published by the staff of the University of Jordan.
 



6/4/202111/20/2021
  
New achievements are continuously added to KASIT’s development and progress list, having “Computer Science” and “Computer information systems” majors in JU ranked among the top 201 – 250 universities in the world by subject, according to the QS-Stars world ranking for the year 2021.
There are four criteria to this ranking: Academic Reputation, Employer Reputation, H-index Citations, and Citations per Paper.

6/2/20219/18/2021
  
 King Abdullah II School for Information Technology
Congratulates
 
Dr. Basima Ahmad Elshqeirat
 
for being promoted to the rank of Associate Professor
Congratulations and Best Wishes

4/20/20219/17/2021
  
 
King Abdullah II School for Information Technology
Congratulates
 
Dr. Salsabeel Fayiz Alfalah
 
for being promoted to the rank of Associate Professor
Congratulations and Best Wishes

4/19/20218/18/2021
  
 King Abdullah II School for Information Technology
Congratulates
 
Dr. Omar Al-Adwan
 
for being promoted to the rank of Professor
Congratulations and Best Wishes

4/13/202110/28/2021
  

The Minister of Digital Economy and Leadership, Ahmed Al-Hananda, with a delegation from ProgressSoft visited King Abdullah II School for Information Technology, to see the company's initiatives, in cooperation with the Deanship of the College, to improve its curricula, raise the efficiency of its graduates, and bridge the distance between graduate students and the highly saturated market.

The importance of the participation of the Ministry of the digital economy and leadership as a key supporter and encouraging for both the academic and private sectors to hold similar partnerships to become a model for the rest of the universities and private sector companies.


1/25/20213/31/2021
  

New achievements are continuously added to KASIT’s development and progress list, having “Computer Science” and “Computer information systems” majors in JU ranked among the best 251 – 300 universities in the world by subject, according to the QS-Stars world ranking.
These majors have also been ranked among the best 201-250 universities according to the Times Higher Education (THE) at the beginning of 2020.
There are four criteria to this ranking: Academic Reputation, Employer Reputation, H-index Citations, and Citations per Paper.


3/10/20207/31/2020
  

Center of Strategic studies at JU has announced a competition for designing a web site for the “King Hussein Bin Tala’s chair for Jordanian and International Studies, on late king Hussein’s birthday on November last year. Several participants have registered, and a first year student: “Mahdi Mohammad Hamad” from Computer Science department has won the third place in this competition.
7/21/201912/31/2019
  

Two teams from the faculty of information technology at the University of Jordan participated in the 10th Information Technology Students Activity Fair (ITSAF) 2019. Mohammad Sameeh Gharabat, and under the supervision of Dr. Khair Eddin Sabri
Won the 6th place in the competition, for his project Penetration Lab(PenLab), while Hamza Hussein Al-Zwairy and Amer Maher Al-Saidi, who were supervised by Dr. Hamad Alsawalqah, won the 8th place for their project Rent and Go (Rengo). It worth mentioning that 36 teams participated in this year’s contest, from 18 local universities.
 
ITSAF is considered as one of the top student competitions in the region organized and sponsored by Petra University and it aims to offer a valuable opportunity to IT students to exhibit the projects which they had performed during the previous academic year, to the IT industry, in one hand, and create the spirit of competition among students and universities on the other.




 
6/24/201912/31/2019
  

The second official version of JU collegiate programming contest (JUCPC 2019) was held in the KASIT faculty at the University of Jordan on Saturday 22nd June, under the coordination and supervision of Dr Heba Saadeh, Dr Reem Al Fayez and Dr Fahed Jubair.
A total of 104 teams registered in the contest, 94 of them actually participated on the day with a total of 282 students which makes it the largest programming contest ever held in Jordan.
 
20 teams out of the 94 were qualified to represent the University of Jordan in the national version of the contest and the top places were awarded to the following teams:
1st place: Undefined
2nd place: Singularity
3rd place: Shadow
More than a 100 people helped in organizing the contest from the university's students, academics, and the technical support team.
We would like to sincerely thank the Jordanian Programmers Association, Atypon and the University of Jordan student’s union for funding and providing the needed support to make this contest happen. Also, the working staff of the information technology center and the judging committee made tremendous effort to prepare and run this contest successfully. Looking forward to such future events.
6/22/201912/31/2019
  

Dr.Al-Shqierat has been selected as an "outstanding woman in Science" major area "Computer Science" for the fourth Venus International Woman Award (VIWA 2019).

This award recognizes the 'Best, Brightest, Inspirational, Talented' woman, who demonstrate courage, creativity, excellence, originality and endurance in their discipline
3/3/20196/30/2019
  

Computer Science and Computer Information Systems programs are both now accredited by ABET. KASIT is one of the few to obtain this accreditation outside the US. Moreover, ABET accreditation means that both programs meet the quality standards of the profession that produce graduates who are prepared to enter a global workforce.

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10/4/20186/30/2019
  

King Abdulla II School for Information Technology Congrats
 
 
 
  
Dr. Ibrahim Aljarah
 

 
On the occasion of promotion to the rank of Associate Professor
 
 
 
  
 
Congratulations
2/26/20184/27/2018
  

King Abdulla II School for Information Technology Congrats
 
 
 
  
Dr. Rizik Al-Sayyed
 

 
On the occasion of promotion to the rank of Professor
 
 
 
  
 
Congratulations
1/16/20184/13/2018
  

King Abdulla II School for Information Technology Congrats
 
 
 
  
Dr. Saher Manaseer
 

 
On the occasion of promotion to the rank of Associate Professor
 
 
 
  
 
Congratulations
1/16/20184/13/2018
  

King Abdulla II School for Information Technology Congrats
 
 
 
  
Dr. Jamal Alsakran
 

 
On the occasion of promotion to the rank of Associate Professor
 
 
 
  
 
Congratulations
12/19/20173/24/2018
  
The King Abdullah II School of Information Technology (KASIT) at the University of Jordan (UJ) in collaboration with the Jordan Programmers Association organized the 2017 Jordanian Collegiate Programming Contest (JCPC).
 
The contest saw the participation of 90 teams from universities across the kingdom.
 
The winning universities are: Princess Sumaya University- first place, Jordan University of Science and Technology - second and third place, and the University of Jordan - fourth place.
 
Each team, comprised of three students and an academic supervisor, worked in a competitive environment to solve 13 programming problems in 5 hours.
 
"This competition provides a great platform for Jordanian programmers to raise their efficiency and enhance their competitiveness on the local, regional, and global levels," said UJ Vice President Prof. Zaid Bqa'een, who patronized the conclusion of the contest.

 
Dr. Ahmad Al Hussein, General Manager of the Jordan Ahli Bank, thanked UJ for hosting this competition, calling on the students to continue to learn and buildup on their skills in the field.
 
Dr. Ashraf Ahmed, Chairman of the Association of Jordanian Computer Programmers and Chairman of the Association of Computing Machinery (ACM) ICPC Levant Region, spoke about the history of the international contest which dates back to 1987, and was held for the first time in Jordan in 2010.
 
The winning teams will participate in the Arab Collegiate Programming Contest (ACPC), which is a qualifying round for the ACM International Collegiate Programming Contest (ICPC). 
10/10/20173/2/2018
  

King Abdulla II School for Information Technology Congrats
 
 
 
  
Dr. Mohammad Abushariah
 

 
On the occasion of promotion to the rank of Associate Professor
 
 
 
  
 
Congratulations
5/15/20177/14/2017
  

King Abdulla II School for Information Technology Congrats
 
 
 
  
Dr. Bashar Al-Shboul
 

 
On the occasion of promotion to the rank of Associate Professor
 
 
 
  
 
Congratulations
4/17/20176/24/2017
  

King Abdulla II School for Information Technology Congrats
 
 
 
  
Dr. Loai Alnemer
 

 
On the occasion of promotion to the rank of Associate Professor
 
 
 
  
 
Congratulations
2/7/20174/7/2017
  

King Abdulla II Sch​ool for Information Technology Congrats

 
Dr. Thair Hamtini
 
On the occasion of promotion to the rank of
Professor
 
Congratulations
1/16/20173/4/2017
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