Community Service Activities for the Academic Year 2022-2023
Safety5
Date: 01/09/2022
Organizers: Dr. Khalid Alissa, Dr.Samiha BRAHIMI, Dr.Abdullah Almuhaideb , Dr.Yasser Bamarouf, Faiha Bin Rubiaan, Omar Alharby ,Dr. May Aldossary.
Audience: Public and private schools
Hours of Service: 351
A series of awareness sessions against cyber dangers such as cyber bullying and social engineering. The initiative targeted teenagers in high school and middle schools in the eastern province.
Don't throw your computer
Date: 19/3/2023
Organizers: Dr.Yasser Bamarouf , Dr.Samiha BRAHIMI , Lamya alsumait , Zaky Alabbas , Abdulrahman alkhaldi
Audience: IAU students
Hours of Service: 44
A series sustainability-aware campaigns aiming at gathering used computer, refurbish them and donate them to the students with low income in the university. The initiative is in partnership with Irtiqaa charity and the IAU directorate of Community partnerships.
Community Service Activities for the Academic Year 2021-2022
Improving Education Quality for Sustainable Society
Date: 15/02/2021
Organizers: Dr. Saqib Saeed, Dr. Dina Abdullah alabbad
Audience: The Society
Hours of Service: 96
The plan includes several of meetings, including experts, government representatives, employers, and other internal and external stakeholders, to discuss strategies for education improvement to benefit society. The meetings will yield an action plan aiming at the quality improvement of education
Intelligence and Robot Station
Date: 10/03/2021
Organizers: Dr. Yasser A. Bamarouf, Dr.Samiha BRAHIMI
Audience: Charitable Society for Orphans-Benaa
Hours of Service: 86
Workshops in artificial intelligence and robotics for the benefit of the employees of the Charitable Society for Orphans Care in the Eastern Province - Benaa
Providing technical services to companies and charities
Date: 30/07/2021
Organizers: Dr. Dina alabbad
Audience: Companies and Charities
Hours of Service: 683
Communication between our students and the students of intellectual retardation who are integrated into the students of the fourth middle school, and the establishment of appropriate educational paragraphs via the computer in the form of games, in addition to entertainment sessions and competitions to integrate intellectual retarded students into society
Safety 4
Date: 21/11/2021
Organizers: Dr. Khalid Alissa, Dr.Samiha BRAHIMI, Sghaier Chabani, Faiha Bin Rubiaan, Noof Aldossary
Audience: Public and private schools
Hours of Service: 530
Due to the widespread use of technology from smart devices and social networking sites, children, especially adolescents, are exposed to the dangers arising from bullying, blackmail, and illegal intrusions. The initiative aims to educate male and female students at the intermediate and secondary levels against cybercrime, by presenting lectures by a faculty member and the Aramco Chair in the College of Computer Science and Information Technology, both in person and remotely, with the aim of covering the largest number of schools. The content is prepared and reviewed by cybersecurity specialists in the college.
Trainer of Python language skills
Date: 24/11/2021
Organizers: Sumayh Aljameel
Audience: High school Students
Hours of Service: 10
Trainer of Python language skills in the Mawhiba Enrichment Research Program held at Imam Abdulrahman bin Faisal University.
Community Service Activities for the Academic Year 2020-2021
Serving Easier 2
Date: 21/01/2020
Organizers: Dr.Samiha BRAHIMI, Dr. Alaa alahmadi, Esraa Alshabeeb, Faiha Bin Rubiaan
Audience: The Society
Hours of Service: 530
Charitable societies are considered one of the most important sources of social responsibility, as they target various social groups. At the same time, universities in general and computer science colleges in particular offer multiple solutions to face societal problems. In the College of Computer Science and Information Technology at Imam Abdulrahman bin Faisal University, various technical services are provided under different names such as graduation projects, summer internships, and curricular and extracurricular activities. However, these services are unstructured first, and target uninformed groups, which makes the service lack societal productivity. In addition, most charities have trouble finding funders to buy technology solutions such as apps and systems. The Easy Charity Project aims to facilitate the work of charitable associations by providing technical solutions according to their needs. Al-Maidra is considered an ongoing charity for the college, as the solutions provided are used in charitable works, and accordingly, benefiting from them is in a transitive manner.
Safety
Date: 24/01/2020
Organizers: Dr.Samiha BRAHIMI, Dr.Mariam el-hussein, Fwziah Alharbi
Audience: Schools
Hours of Service: 74
Due to the widespread use of technology from smart devices and social networking sites, children, especially adolescents, are exposed to the dangers resulting from bullying, blackmail, and illegal intrusions. The project aims to educate male and female students at the intermediate and secondary levels against cybercrime by doing lectures and live experiments in schools in the Eastern Province.
You Can
Date: 18/02/2020
Organizers: Ahlam AlArfaj, Eatemad Abounassef
Audience: Intellectual delayed Students
Hours of Service: 25
Communication between our students and the students of intellectual retardation who are integrated into the students of the fourth middle school, and the establishment of appropriate educational paragraphs via the computer in the form of games, in addition to entertainment sessions and competitions, to integrate intellectually retarded students into society.
Do not Throw your Computer
Date: 15/09/2020
Organizers: Ahlam AlArfaj, Eatemad Abounassef
Audience: Irtiqa Charity
Hours of Service: 535
The College of Computer Science and Information Technology cooperates with the Irtiqa Charity Association to establish a workshop to reconfigure and recycle the computers used inside the college as a basic activity for the sustainable development project. Don't Throw Your Computer. The workshop is run by faculty members and administrators in the college, and the workforce is mainly composed of male and female students. A number of other activities fall under the project, the most important of which are fundraising campaigns from various faculties of the university and community members and introductory campaigns for the project, which also aims to receive more donations. The College of Computer Science and Information Technology cooperates with the Irtqaa Charitable Society to reformat unused devices at the university
Old devices from the university's employees and from individuals outside will also be collected in organized campaigns. The process of reformatting and recycling is carried out in the workshop specially established for the project by the students of the college inside the college and at the level of the Ertiqa Association headquarters
Safety 3
Date: 13/11/2020
Organizers: Dr.Samiha BRAHIMI, Sghaier Chabani, Faiha Bin Rubiaan
Audience: Public, private and international schools
Hours of Service: 34
Due to the widespread use of technology from smart devices and social networking sites, children, especially adolescents, are exposed to the dangers arising from bullying, blackmail, and illegal intrusions. The project aims to educate male and female students at the intermediate and secondary levels against cybercrime by doing lectures and live experiments in schools in the Eastern Province.
Serving Easier 3
Date: 14/12/2020
Organizers: Dr.Samiha BRAHIMI, Esraa Alshabeeb, Faiha Bin Rubiaan
Audience: The Society
Hours of Service: 10
Charitable societies are considered one of the most important sources of social responsibility, as they target various social groups. At the same time, universities in general and computer science colleges in particular offer multiple solutions to face societal problems. In the College of Computer Science and Information Technology at Imam Abdulrahman bin Faisal University, various technical services are provided under different names, such as graduation projects, summer internships, and curricular and extracurricular activities. However, these services are unstructured first and target uninformed groups, which makes the service lack societal productivity. In addition, most charities have trouble finding funders to buy technology solutions such as apps and systems. The Easy Charity Project aims to facilitate the work of charitable associations by providing technical solutions according to their needs. Al-Maidra is considered an ongoing charity for the college, as the solutions provided are used in charitable works, and accordingly, benefiting from them is in a transitive manner.
