A new programming achievement for Al-Balqa Applied University... three teams qualify for the Arab-African competition in Egypt
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Three teams from Al-Balqa Applied University qualified for the Arab-African competition for university youth in the Arab Republic of Egypt, after achieving outstanding results in the Jordanian competition for university youth (JCPC), which was held at the Applied Science Private University, organized by the Jordanian Programmers Association, with the participation of about 100 teams from various Jordanian universities.
Al-Balqa Applied University participated in the competitions with 18 teams, which faced challenges in programming, algorithmic thinking, logical analysis, and problem-solving, and three teams managed to achieve results that qualified them to participate in the Arab-African competition for university youth, representing the university in this competitive forum.
The qualifying teams included:
Team One
* Heba Harballah — Prince Abdullah Bin Ghazi Faculty for Communications and Information Technology.
* Muhammad Mahmoud Al-Muradoh — Faculty of Technological Engineering.
* Fouad Munther Al-Tamimi — Faculty of Technological Engineering.
Team Two
* Hamza Zuhair Abu Juheisha — Prince Abdullah Bin Ghazi Faculty for Communications and Information Technology.
* Mahmoud Khader Za'bout — Prince Abdullah Bin Ghazi Faculty for Communications and Information Technology.
* Muhammad Thaer Ismail — Prince Abdullah Bin Ghazi Faculty for Communications and Information Technology.
Team Three
* Bilal Jamal Abdul Rahim Hamdan — Faculty of Technological Engineering.
* Omar Muhammad Mahmoud Eid — Faculty of Technological Engineering.
* Zakaria Kamal Abdul Karim Al-Qura — Faculty of Technological Engineering.
The President of Al-Balqa Applied University, Professor Dr. Ahmed Fakhri Al-Ajlouni, confirmed that the qualification of three teams from the university to the Arab-African competition represents the fruit of the university's efforts in supporting outstanding students and providing the academic and training environment that encourages creativity and innovation.
Al-Ajlouni said that we are proud of the outstanding results achieved by our students in programming competitions, as this achievement confirms the capabilities and potentials possessed by Al-Balqa Applied University students in the fields of programming, logical thinking, and problem-solving. We affirm the university's continued support for talented students and providing everything that could develop their skills and enable them to compete and excel in national, Arab, and international forums.
Al-Ajlouni added that the university pays special attention to student activities and scientific and technological competitions, due to their role in enhancing the practical aspect among students and linking their academic knowledge with practical and competitive skills, confirming that investing in outstanding students forms a fundamental pillar in the university's journey towards excellence and innovation.
This achievement is the fruit of the continuous efforts made by the students of the Problem Solving Club at Al-Balqa Applied University, through continuous training and preparation for programming competitions, under the supervision of Dr. Karam Ighneim, the club's supervisor and assistant dean of student affairs at the Prince Abdullah Bin Ghazi Faculty for Communications and Information Technology, who follows up on the training of students and the preparation of teams for local and regional competitions.
For his part, Dr. Muhammad Hashim Riyalat, Acting Dean of the Prince Abdullah Bin Ghazi Faculty for Communications and Information Technology, praised the outstanding level shown by the university's students during the competitions, confirming that the qualification of three teams reflects the efforts made in developing students' skills in programming, logical thinking, and problem-solving, and the college's support for student initiatives and activities that contribute to refining their skills and preparing them for competition.
The President of the Jordanian Programmers Association also praised the level shown by Al-Balqa Applied University teams during the competitions, confirming that the university has made tangible progress in recent years in the field of programming and problem-solving, and that the Problem Solving Club has had a clear impact in developing the level of students and raising the quality of their participation in competitions, through continuous training and refining their programming and competitive skills.
Al-Balqa Applied University extends its deepest thanks and appreciation to the Jordanian Programmers Association and the Applied Science Private University for their efforts in organizing and hosting the competition, and for providing a competitive environment that encourages Jordanian university students, contributing to supporting the youth and developing their skills in the fields of programming and problem-solving.
This achievement reflects the role played by the Problem Solving Club at Al-Balqa Applied University in discovering outstanding students and developing their capabilities in algorithmic thinking and problem-solving, and preparing them to participate in programming competitions at the Jordanian, Arab, African, and global levels.
The three qualifying teams are preparing to continue training and preparing to participate in the Arab-African competition for university youth in the Arab Republic of Egypt, to represent Al-Balqa Applied University, and to continue the journey of excellence achieved by the university's students in the field of programming and problem-solving.
