The Faculty of Information Technology at Zarqa University concluded its series of master's theses’ examinations in the specializations of cybersecurity, computer science, and software engineering for the second semester, during which several theses were examined.

Student Wafaa Muhammad Khalil Al-Rawashdeh defended her master's thesis, entitled "An Improved Artificial Intelligence-Based Model for Mitigating Cyber ​​Risks and Ensuring Data Integrity in Smart Manufacturing," under the supervision of Dr. Muhammad Rasmi Musa.

Student Hammam "Muhammad Ali" Ahmed Al-Rajoub defended his master's thesis, entitled "Data-Driven Paths to Success: A Machine Learning Perspective in the Jordanian Medical Council Examinations," under the supervision of Dr. Yasser Ahmed Al-Lahham.

Student Mays Khalil Farid Mahmoud defended her master's thesis, entitled "An Energy-Saving Approach to Allocating a Hydrogen Vehicle Fueling Station," under the supervision of Dr. Muhammad Hamad Al-Jaidi.

Student Moaz Ahmed Muhammad Al-Omari defended his master's thesis, entitled "Medical Diagnosis Using a Combination of Machine Learning and Deep Learning Techniques," under the supervision of Dr. Hael Hussein Khafajah.

Student Rushdi Naim Mufdi Dar Odeh defended his master's thesis, entitled "Multilingual Text Classification Using Deep Learning: Ethical Insights and Model Comparison," under the supervision of Dr. Sattam Muhammad Al-Matarneh.

Student Iman Yasser Yousef Al-Omari also defended her master's thesis, entitled "Road Damage Classification Using Artificial Intelligence to Improve Maintenance Decision-Making," under the supervision of Prof. Ahmed Hussein Al-Qarum.

Student Abdullah Samir Yousef Damra defended his master's thesis, entitled "A Predictive Maintenance Model Using Deep Learning for Time Series Forecasting," under the supervision of Dr. Ahmed Abdel Karim Abu Rumman.

Student Raghad Suleiman Muhammad Al-Shawabkeh defended her master's thesis, entitled "Exploring the Factors Affecting the Requirements Engineering Process When Outsourcing Software Development in Jordanian Companies," under the supervision of Dr. Muhammad Nayef Al-Rifai.

Student Weam Ziad Ahmad Darawsheh also defended her master's thesis, entitled "A Study of the Impact of Code Smells on the Testability of Programs Developed in Java," under the supervision of Dr. Ahmed Abdel Hafeez Samhan.

Student Ali Muhammad Ali Daradkeh defended his master's thesis, entitled "Innovative Approaches to Adaptive E-Learning Systems: Leveraging Artificial Intelligence to Improve Higher Education - Jordan as a Case Study," under the supervision of Prof. Hamed Jassim Al-Fawareh.