The Department of Computer Sciences started on Sunday 11/2/2018 with exams of the first course for the academic year 2017-2018 after the completion of all preparations of the halls and the provision of test requirements for a suitable test environment for students wishing them success.

A committee from computer sciences department supervised the examination of the scientific efficiency of the faculties before recognition. the exam conducted in Diyala / Faculty of Bilad Al Rafidain private University Thursday 8/2/2018 under the chairmanship of Dr. Riyad Al-Anbari and the membership of each of Dr. Ayad Roudhan, Dr. Bashar Saadoun, Dr. Mohammed Nateq, Lect. Asst. Wissam Ali and the programmers Fadel Abbas and Mohammed Thamer.

The student Mina Fares Ali received her master's degree from the Department of Computer Sciences / University of Technology for her thesis titled "Events correlation system for hybrid cloud computing" The thesis addressed the cloud that provides people or companies with virtual storage space without the need for these companies to build a real and expensive data center, With the ability to access that data at any time and anywhere through personal communication devices. The hybrid cloud is a public-private cloud link that enables the user to store important and sensitive data in the private cloud to ensure the security of this information. This was on Thursday 25/1/2018 and on the discussion hall in the department. The discussion committee was composed of Dr. Soukaina Hassan Hashem and Dr. Yusra Hussein Ali from the University of Technology / Computer Sciences Department And Dr. Mahdi Nasif Jassim from the University of Babylon / Faculty of Information Technology.

The student (Amir Abdul Baki Badr) received his master's degree from the Department of Computer Sciences / University of Technology for his thesis (Adding a Digital Audio Watermark Using Hilbert-Huang Transform). This thesis proposed two digital watermark algorithms to achieve copyright protection as well Documentation of audio content. The first proposal proposes a safe, adaptive watermark algorithm based on the experimental analysis method. The second proposal proposes a strong, secure audio watermark to protect copyrights based on hybrid transformations. This was on Thursday, 25/1/2018, and on the discussion hall in the department. The discussion committee was composed of Dr. Abdul Amir Abdullah Karim and Dr. Alaa Kazem Farhan of the University of Technology / Computer Sciences Department. (Prof. Dr. Raghad Abdel Aziz) from the University of Baghdad / Faculty of Education Ibn Rushd.