Seminar: Practical Applications of Artificial Intelligence

Port Said University organized a scientific seminar titled “Practical Applications of Artificial Intelligence” under the auspice of Prof. Dr. Sherif Saleh, President of Port Said University. The seminar was organized by the Scientific and Technological Activity Department within the General Administration for Student Welfare, under the supervision of Dr. Ahmed Bayoumi, Head of the Student Welfare Sector.

The seminar aimed to raise students’ awareness of artificial intelligence technologies and prepare them for the demands of the evolving job market, in line with the university’s commitment to supporting innovation and keeping pace with modern technological advancements.

The lecture was delivered by Dr. Sherine Zakaria El-Sheikhi, Lecturer in the Department of Electrical Engineering (Computer and Control section), Faculty of Engineering, and Director of the University’s Information Network. She highlighted the rapid development of AI technologies and their practical applications across different sectors, as well as their growing impact on the job market and the creation of new opportunities based on advanced digital skills.

The seminar also featured an interactive discussion with students on how to begin learning artificial intelligence skills and the most important tools that can support scientific research and innovation.

Students from the Faculties of Commerce, Arts, Management Technology and Information Systems, Law, and Early Childhood Education participated in the seminar, along with international students from Sudan and Jordan, and a number of students with disabilities.

The seminar was organized under the supervision of Mr. Mohamed El-Khamisi, Director of the Scientific and Technological Activities Department, with the participation of Ms. Shaimaa Omar and Mr. Ibrahim Mortada El-Nems.

In his remarks, Prof. Dr. Sherif Saleh emphasized that Port Said University places great importance on promoting innovation and digital transformation among its students, noting that artificial intelligence has become a key pillar shaping the future of education and the job market. He also affirmed the university’s commitment to organizing scientific events that help students acquire modern technological skills and enhance their competitiveness locally and internationally.