الجامعـــة الوطنيـــة الخاصـــة
Al-Wataniya Private University
- A comprehensive training workshop in dental sciences aimed at scientifically preparing students to pass the National Unified Exam for Medical Colleges.
- Al-Wataniya Pharmaceutical Club launches an awareness campaign about breast cancer in collaboration with the National Union of Students of Syria at Al-Wataniya Private University.
- Al-Wataniya Private University ranks first among private Syrian universities in the results of the unified national exam (Pharmacy specialty)
- The annual student conference for the academic year 2024-2025 is convened, organized by the branch of the National Union of Syrian Students at the Private National University.
- Dean of the Faculty of Dentistry meets with first-year students to introduce them to the principlesand system of the examination process under the supervision of the student council at the Faculty
- Al-Wataniya Private University takes part in the Homeland and Overseas Syrian Researchers Conference “Towards a Knowledge-Based National Economy”
- Students’ National Union branch at Alwataniya Private University visits Aljabi Center for Physiotherapy and Rehabilitation
- Syrian Students’ National Union Branch at Alwataniy Private University Holds a Charity Swimming Marathon in Kefarbo Resort
- A Field Trip Students of the Faculty of Informatics and Communications Engineering head to Tishreen University and the Syrian Computer Society, Latakia branch,
- Identity Struggles and Savage Liberalism: An Intellectual Seminar at the Faculty of Administrative and Financial Sciences in collaboration with the Research and Studies Association and the Arab Writers Union, branches of Hama and Raqqa.
The Introductory Seminar of Collegiate Programming Contest
The Introductory Seminar of Collegiate Programming Contest
A Dialogue Session towards Enriching Knowledge
Under the kind patronage of the presidency of Al-Wataniya Private University represented by Prof.Dr. Ahed Khuzam and his deputy for Scientific Affairs Dr. Hazem Melli , the introductory seminar of Collegiate Programming Contest was launched on Sunday morning, 29/10/2023 at the Central Amphitheater, which was chaired by Eng. Bayan Mando, supervisor of Collegiate Programming Contest, with the participation of the De-Buggers team qualified to compete in the ICPC International Collegiate Programming Contest for the year 2023-2024 .
The introductory seminar took the form of an interactive dialogue session with students, addressed in its axes the concept of programming and the most important programming languages used in the current era, and in turn Eng.Mando explained the concept of competitive programming based on providing optimal software solutions as soon as possible.
Eng.Mando explained to the students the criteria adopted in the final evaluation process ( the number of solved issues – the time delay in sending the solution – the number of attempts, errors and others .. )
In a related context , students Dhirar Al-Hamash and Aya Al-Jandali , along with the De-Buggers team , talked about the most important benefits that each of them derived from their own experience in the local and the ICPC International Collegiate Programming Contest, and how they reflected on school and social life, which was a major reason for their acquisition of many skills ( developing a way of thinking and problem solving-organizing time-prioritizing-working under pressure ..) .
For his part, the president of Al-Wataniya Private University, prof. Dr. Ahed Khuzam, praised the possibilities shown by the programming teams in the competition and the achievements they achieve year after year, as well as the role of the Contest in developing students scientifically and professionally as an integrated life system based mainly on thinking and mental training.
Finally, the introductory seminar witnessed a special remote hosting for Eng. Nasim Daghestani-a trainer in the Collegiate Programming Contest from Baath University – who provided students with many important scientific tips and observations in a step to encourage them to participate in the Collegiate Programming Contest, and identify the most prominent opportunities available to enter the labor market.
