At our university, faculty members actively engage in research and projects that extend beyond classroom teaching. From exploring emerging technologies like artificial intelligence and blockchain to conducting applied research on cybersecurity and data analytics, IS faculty are at the forefront of technological advancements. Their contributions not only enhance academic knowledge but also influence industry practices. Moreover, students in the IS program gain real-world experience through internships, collaborations with local industries, and participation in hackathons and innovation challenges. Many students work on projects that address critical societal issues, such as developing secure financial applications, optimizing healthcare information systems, or creating smart city solutions. These hands- on experiences prepare them for successful careers while making tangible contributions to the broader community. As organizations continue to embrace digital transformation, the importance of Information Systems will only increase. The rapid growth of fields like artificial intelligence, data science, and cloud computing presents exciting opportunities for IS graduates to drive technological innovation. By equipping students with a strong foundation in both technical and business domains, our IS program ensures that graduates are well- prepared to lead in an ever-evolving digital landscape. Information Systems is more than just technology—it is about making a meaningful impact on businesses and society. Through rigorous coursework, experiential learning, and groundbreaking research, our students and faculty are shaping the future of the digital world, one innovation at a time.
About Dr. Ali Roumani Dr. Ali M. Roumani, an Assistant Professor at the College of Engineering and Applied Sciences, brings over 20 years of academic and industry experience to the IS program. Having worked at renowned institutions such as Purdue and Queen’s Universities, he has led various initiatives in computational techniques, data mining, and human- computer interaction. Beyond the classroom, Dr. Roumani actively mentors students in research projects and competitions, such as the Kuwait National Robotics Competition (KNRC), where his teams, just last week, won the Best Design Award and also secured third place in the Tournaments Category. His dedication to fostering technical and leadership skills among students strengthens the program’s impact, preparing graduates to excel in the ever-evolving field of Information Systems.
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