The Department of Computer Science at the University of Technology granted a master’s degree to a master’s student (Duha Dawood Salman) Computer / General Sciences specialization on her thesis tagged (a key generation system using biometrics) on Monday 11/5/2020 on the discussion hall in the department. The thesis was accepted and the student was granted Master's degree . The discussion committee consisted of:
1- Prof. Dr. Haitham Abdel Latif Omar, President
2- Prof. Shaimaa Hamid Shaker, member
3- Prof. Ekhlas Khalaf Kabashi, member
4- Dr. Raghad Abdulali Aziz as a member and supervisor
5- Dr. Abdul Mohsen Jaber is a member and supervisor
Human users find it difficult to remember long encryption keys, so researchers for a long time were looking at ways to use the user's biometric features instead of an unforgettable password or passphrase in an attempt to produce difficult and repeatable encryption keys. The aim of the research is to integrate the fluctuation of the user's vital features into the generated key in order to build the unpredictable key for an intruder who lacks important knowledge about the user's vital metrics.

The teaching participated in the Department of Computer Science, Assistant Professor Dr. Shaima Hamid Shaker, Chairman of the Discussion Committee for the Master Student (Abdul Hakim Qusai Ali) from the Department of Computer Engineering at the University of Technology on his message tagged "Learning the Deep God to Analyze Arab Feelings" on the conference hall in the Department of Computer Engineering / University Technology Thursday 12/3/2020.

Instructor in the Department of Computer Science, the assistant teacher, Tiba Walaa Al-Din Khairy, has passed the first aid course which was established by the Jordanian Pulse Center for Training and Research, Al-Nahrain University / Center for Continuing Education and obtained an international certificate in that.

The instructor in the Department of Computer Science Dr. Mustafa Jassem Hadi and under the auspices of the Center for Continuing Education at the University of Technology held a remote workshop entitled "An introduction to the latex program and how to use it in writing scientific research" Tuesday 4/28/2020 at nine in the evening and a large number of gentlemen participated in the attendance The teachers and those who are interested in the topic covered by the workshop from different universities and different bodies where the workshop dealt with an important and useful topic for teachers and researchers, which included a detailed introductory introduction to the latex program, how to install the program, and identify important orders to extract texts and how to deal with a Formulas, images, tables, and how to organize references, then learn how to deal with ready-made templates imposed by discreet magazines, the most important of which is the IEEE template.