Female students from the College of Engineering and Information Technology achieved outstanding scientific participation in the National University Robotics and Artificial Intelligence Applications Championship (NURAI) through six technical projects supervised by college instructors, culminating in the students being honoured for their efforts in developing the projects and representing the university in the competition. The project Singularity S1 marked the most notable achievement, qualifying for the final stage, which consisted of an electronic scientific interview within the environmental track, scoring 85.67, making it the only project from the university to reach this stage, supervised by Dr Abdullah Azhar Abdullah, with participation from students Simaa Al-Moamen, Amina Aqeel, and Zainab Diaa. The participating projects, student names, and supervisors were as follows: 1. Pharma Code Supervisor: Asst. Prof. Dr Heba Jabbar Abdulwahid. Students: Shahzanah Haidar Hasan, Al-Zahraa Hamed Fawzi, Fatima Ali Mansour from the College of Engineering, and Fatima Mohammed Abdul Reda from the College of Pharmacy. 2. Eagle Eye Supervisor: Asst. Prof. Dr Ahmed Yahya Awad. Students: Zahraa Ahmed Abdul Hamza, Aya Haidar Kazem, Ruqayya Atheer Mohammed Hasan, and Zainab Amer Radi.

3. LPID System
Supervisor: Dr. Mohammed Jasim Al-Khafaji.
Students: Anwar Yahya Hassan, Maryam Ali Khudair, Nargis Mohammed Star, and Tayba Ni'mah Jawad.

4. F3N
Supervisor: Eng. Hossam Mazhar Merdas.
Students: Naba Wathiq Jiyad, Naba Qutaiba Mardan, Fadak Al-Zahraa Hamed Saad, and Neriman Hadi Aliwi.

5. Team Vision
Supervisor: Eng. Dr. Mohammed Jasim Al-Khafaji.
Students: Nora Alaa, Zainab Sami, Fatima Hamed, Aya Hussein, and Nargis Haider.

This participation reflects the scientific capabilities and practical skills of the College of Engineering and Information Technology students in technology and AI fields. The qualification of the 'Singularity S1' project for the finals represents the fruit of student work and academic supervision, enhancing the university's presence in innovation and scientific competition.

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