Prince Sultan University activated the student chapter for

Association of Information Systems (AIS) on 21st April

2015. Notably this would be the first AIS chapter in the

Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. Our aim as a chapter is to

provide an extension to the in class learning experience

by providing members with variety of prospects which

would foster professional development and create more

learning opportunities. The chapter would like to extend

invitation for faculty and students to participate under

the umbrella of AIS which would give a competitive edge

to our students at the work sphere in the Kingdom. This

mission of PSU-AIS student chapter is to promote the

study and utilization of information systems through

programs of professional development, social

networking, and community development.

Prince Sultan University

06/05/2016

President : Atheer Almogbil Faculty Advisor: Dr.Tanzila Saba

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As the second year of starting the AIS PSU Chapter, the chapter is still growing at a steady pace in terms of activities, awareness, and members. There are a total of seven officers in our club and a growing number of members thanks to our officer’s dedication to speaking to new and existing students at PSU every time they get the chance to join. Two orientation meetings were held at the beginning of each semester in which members were introduced to officers and upcoming events were discussed. Multiple event were supported by the PSU AIS members and faculty advisor, Dr.Tanzila Saba. We hope to provide a platform of both teaching and learning for members who are interested in information systems or have a desire to learn more about their field. Both students and faculty are welcome at the AIS PSU Student Chapter. Many professors and students are eager to join the chapter thanks to our team’s great efforts at advertising the events and objectives of the chapter.

The PSU AIS chapter has conducted many workshops this

year and are planning to have more next year. This year we have

organized an informative workshop about the IS251 course,

which is called Enterprise Architecture. Members simply

explained what the course included and its applications. Then

discussed how it’s affecting the future of Saudi Arabia if anyone

wants to pursue, as it looks promising. Also we have emphasized

the importance of this course, as it’s the key to a successful

business compared to the current implemented ones, which are

poorly understood and not responsive to change. In this course

you balance between IT expertise and business innovations as the

demand increases in the near future.

Moreover, members have also organized a workshop for AIS Chapter awareness in an interesting

fun way to attract more students to be members of the club, throughout competitions and speaker’s

sessions where they emphasized the role of AIS and how it’s contributing to the IS field worldwide, in

terms of research and teaching. The members explained the benefits of being a member of the AIS

chapter such as access to the AIS Canvas page where all upcoming events, internship and employment

opportunities are available plus some resources to help students prepare for their future career. In

competitions, AIS officers focused on displaying all previous posters, work and projects of current IS

students to compete against each other. Then added some more challenging competitions where

students had to debug and trace some codes. Other competitions focused on best database design

according to certain requirements.

In addition, the PSU AIS chapter has held a session in which Alumni discussed all the different job

opportunities in the IS field and how it’s diverse and not limited to one area, for example graduates can

work in many fields like business, marketing, accounting, IS and system design and analysis. Then the

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PSU IS alumni provided some advice to undergraduate students on what the job market prefers at the

moment and how to choose elective courses in a way that goes along the market demand and how will

it affect their job opportunities in the future.

The Debate Activity

On Dec 8th 2015, 10 groups from the 2 Ethics 303 sections performed each a 15 min debate under the supervision of Omarine Al Rafie, course instructor, they performed well and were organized and informative. A certain criteria was used to decide upon the best.

The student research and meet and formulate discussion materials, later they submit a preliminary document with (with and against) arguments and perform a trial debate in class with their course colleagues as attendees. Once they grasp the debate skills required then they perform the official debate in front of a larger audience. Students learn how to be convincing and achieve many learning outcomes and communications and interpersonal skills.

CCIS Colloquium Seminar Series

To accelerate the research environment in CCIS, the colloquium seminar series is stared on the suggestion of Respectable CCIS Dean Dr.Jarallah Saleh Al-Ghamdi. The main objective of these series is to bring the worth faculty member on one platform to share their research accomplishment which will assist for research collaboration in future among the Ph.Ds and Non-Ph.Ds. The master student are also the focus of these seminars to develop their confidence and presentation skills.

CCIS Faculty research Training Workshops

In order to exchange the research expertise and knowledge, the following research training workshops were conducted under the umbrella of RTC, PSU, which was fully supported by the AIS members.

Workshop Title Date Presenters

How to win an RTC Grant

Sunday, October 11, 2015 Dr. Romana Aziz

Achieving rigors in research: What makes

research of value to the scientific community?

Tuesday, October 27, 2015 Prof. Nor Shahriza

Abdul Karim

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Knowledge Discovery and Data Analysis Using

WEKA

Monday, Nov. 26, 2015 Dr. Liyakathunsia

Syed & Dr. Thavavel

Vaiyapuri

Data Visualization Thursday Feb 18th, 2016 Ms.Nada Aljalidi

The CCIS 3rd Research Forum

On Monday, November 9, 2015, the 3rd CCIS Research Forum was organized with the mutual collaboration of CCIS research committee (AIS Student Chapter, Faculty Advisor Dr.Tanzila Saba) and RTC, PSU. In this grand event the following CCIS worthy faculty members and master students presented and shared their excellent intellectual work.

CCIS Research Forum Presentation Titles Presenters Welcoming Speech

Dr.Tanzila Saba (Chair, CCIS

Research Forum & AIS PSU

Student Chapter ,Faculty Advisor)

Dr. JarallahAlghamdi (Dean CCIS)

Opening words

Dr. Rimah Al-Yahya, PSU Vice-Rector of Women Campus Dr. Musaed Bin Muqbil, PSU Dean, Graduate Studies & Research

Keynote Speech

Dr. Amany Al-Shawy, KACST

Ontology Engineering for Knowledge Sharing

Prof. Ahmed Sameh

Factors for Measurement of ITES Quality for Higher

Education Institutions in Saudi Arabia

Dr.Romana

Turtlebot at Office: A Service-Oriented Software

Architecture for Personal

Assistant Robots using ROS

Dr.Anis Koubaa

A framework for ethical practices in software development

life cycle

Prof. Nor Shahriza Abdul Karim

Ms.Fahda Al Ammar

A Dynamic Platform for Developing 3D Facial Avatars in

Networked Virtual Environment

Dr. Anis Zarrad

On the Clustering algorithms: distances and more Dr. Mohammed Tounsi

Poster Session

Power Usage Effectiveness Metrics to Measure Efficiency

and Performance of Data Centers

Online Accreditation & Quality Assurance Platform

ELECTRONIC LABORATORY SYSTEM

Dr. Tanzila Saba

Hoda Ahmed GalalElsayed

Basmah Ahmed AlKadhi

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Large-Scale Distributed Processing and It’s Implementation

in e-Learning & Research

An online website “Discover Saudi Arabia for Tourism”

Abeer Nafel Alharbi

1.Fahda Khaled Alshalhoub

2.Dunia Abdulkader El-CheikhAli

Trusted Cloud Computing Framework For Healthcare

Sector

Mervat AdibBamiah

Process Improvement in Governmental Agencies: Toward

CMMI Certification

Mohammad Zarour

Improving the quality of service in Hospital Emergency

Department: Insights from Computer Simulation Study

Dr. Vaiyapuri Thavavel

Eye Movement Analysis for Depression Detection Dr. Sharifa Alghowinem

Future Telehealth Monitoring Systems through IoT and

Progressive Transmission

Dr. Liyakathunsia Syed

Teaching Computer Ethics: An experience with different

methods and learning outcomes

Omarine Al Rafie

Nor Shahriza Abdul Karim

Emotion Analysis from Transcribed Agent-Caller

Conversations

Soumaya Chaffar

Strategies to improve at-risk students’ learning and

achievement: undergraduate Software

Engineering course case study

Dr Suad Alramouni

Closing remarks & Certificates distribution

Dr. Dina El-Dakhs, RTC Director,

Women Campus

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Career Expo Day

Every year, PSU female campus organizes a grand career expo and following the tradition, we participated under the supervision of different faculty members of IS department enthusiastically and conducted two workshops “Effective CV Writing” and “Rehearse a Job Interview” for two days.

The object of Effective CV writing workshop, was to review resumes of candidates and guide on techniques to write an effective resume believing this is the first communication between the employer and the potential candidates to increase the chances of employment. Ms. Nermeen ElHakim, Ms. Omarine Alrafie & Ms. Amal Aleidie volunteered for this workshop.

The second workshop was Rehearse a Job Interview conducted by Ms. Nafla Alqahtani, Ms. Omarine Alorfie and Ms. Amal Aleidi. They prepared a mock interview, on pattern of real time job interview to enhance the confidence and interpersonal skills of all candidates.

Undergraduate Research Forum

On 15-16 Feb,2016 the undergraduate research forum was executed under the umbrella of RTC, PSU where the following AIS students members participated.

# Title of Research Paper Students Name Supervisors

Name

1 Study of Saudi Citizen

Satisfaction Level of E-

government Service “Absher”

Maram Alkendi, Ghalia Alsuwaiyel &

Waad Alkhiary

Dr.Tanzila Saba

2 Social Media in Education Sara Aljabr & Haya Alsharif Dr.Tanzila Saba

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3 Cyber-Attacks and Information

System Vulnerability in Saudi

Governmental

Organizations

Hilalah Alturkistani Ms.Nadia

Siddiqui

4 Technology Obsolescence Dina Mukhtar,Alaa Olaibi & Sara

AlSulaiman

Ms.Fatima

Khan

5 The Use of Social Networking

Sites in Academic Research

Wejdan Al-Rashidan &

Ghzail Alzaheb

Dr.Tanzila Saba

6 E-Government Adoption in KSA

Nora Al-Meaither & Nejoud Alhagboni Dr.Tanzila Saba

7 The Importance of Virtualization Nejoud-Al-Hagbani,Reem

alrobaiea & Nouf Almazrouei

Ms.Jalila

Zohair

8 Tablets Operating System

Comparison between Windows

and iOS

Waad Alkhiary

Waad Alkhiary & Maram Alkendi

Ms.Jalila Zohair

9 IOS vs Android Operating

Systems

Sara Al-Shimemeri &Ghalia

Alsuwaiyel

Ms.Jalila Zohair

Poster Session

# Titles of Poster Students name Supervisors Name

1 Library Book Collection Afnan Al-Haddab Dr.Nor Sharizah

Abdul Karim

2 Recruitment Process in Saudi Bell

Group

Almaha Mohammad Al-

Bulaihe

Dr.Nor Sharizah

Abdul Karim

3 Barriers to E-Business Adoption in

Saudi Arabia

Nejoud Aldeweesh Ms Aalya Alajaji

4 The Effect of e-Business on the

Supply Chains in Saudi Arabia

Yamama Izz Ms Aalya Alajaji

5 Information Revelation and

Privacy in Online Social Networks

Reem Mohammad, Hala

Alqasabi & Nouf Almazrouei

Dr.Tanzila Saba

6 Greedy Algorithm for Solving the

Multi-Objective Software Module

Clustering Problem

Reem Kalid Abu-Dayya Dr.Vaiyapuri

Thavavel

7 Parallel Acceleration of Ant

Colony Optimization for Mobile

Robot Path Planning

Rahaf Haj Aissa, Dalyah

AlJamal & Reem AlShiha

Dr.Vaiyapuri

Thavavel

8 TG (Timetable Generator) Minnat-Allah Imad Hassan,

Hadeel Hindi, Haya Al-

Khateeb & Mariam Eshtaiwi

Dr.Suad Alramouni

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COMMUNITY SERVICE

MASAR

The transition from being a high school student to a college student is an important step. Anyone who has already taken this step would know the amount of anxiety and stress they had to go through. What do I want to be? What am I good at? Also, and the most important question: how do I know which major

offers the best for me?

Masar is a pre-college program organized and planned by the students of the Project Management course, IS361,(AIS members) during the year 2016 supervised by Ms. Nafla Alkahtani and sponsored by Dr. Rimah Al-Yahya, Vice Rector of College of Women, Prince Sultan University. It will construct a bridge to the answers of those questions that haunt every high school student’s mind. Masar aims to give high school students a crash course of each major offered by Prince Sultan University, allowing the students to explore, with their own senses. Masar provided the students with enough knowledge and help them discover the path they will like to pursue in the future.

The program also aims to provide hands-on experience to the students, hoping to provide them with the insight into the major and allow them to explore it from several angles. The program was launched at the 3rd of April and commenced to the 19th of April. The closing ceremony took place on the 20th of April where the high school students registered in the program graduated from the Masar program and obtained their certificates as proof of their commitment. Moreover, a networking event, which took place in the main lobby on the Women’s Campus, displayed the majors offered by Prince Sultan University, further allowing the high school students family and friends to understand Masar’s commitment for the future of the students.

Positive feedback was obtained by high school students indiciating that they enjoyed the workshops and the college experience they gained. Some even conveyed that they are now considering majors that they never thought they would be interested in. Others were thankful for the experience and they mentioned they have learned and have grown with Masar. Now, they have a better perspective of their future.

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Mishkat The Community Center Office nominated the AIS members (IS461 _Innovation & Technologies in IS) students for the 6th Mishkat Computer Training Project for the 31 members of Al-Banyan Charity Centre for 2 weeks from 7 Feb to 17 Feb. The students provide the training for basic computing skills in first week and then they taught them Photoshop and Web designing. The ladies presented the amazing project on closing ceremony which were highly appreciated by higher management as well the sponsors-Intel Company and Bank Aljazira Bank appreciated our student hard work and dedication. Student were awarded the certificates from Intel Company and Plaque was awarded to supervisor Dr.Tanzila Saba. This project was a part of course and it proved highly beneficial to create the team work environment, leadership qualities, confidence and interpersonal skills in the students. The student were interviewed by the Intel Company and they will publish this as an article in the Intel Journal. he Intel Company one of the sponsor of this Intel highly appreciated & spotlight this work in an article: http://iq.intel.sa/ Additionally, on 25th April there was a meeting with a Turkish executive, Çiğdem Ertem (Regional President for the Middle East, Turkey and Africa Region) who was interested to hear about Mishkat and she was highly impressed with the students demonstration and success stories of this project. Hopefully this will be a great opportunity to have them as strategic sponsor for next Mishkats.

We are heartily thankful to Ms.Fatin Almobarak, Director of the Community Service office, for her trust for providing this opportunity to us to work in this project. Sincerely thanks to Ms Muneerah Al- Dhubaiban, Coordinator of the Community Service office for her continuous support and guidance.

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Digital Marketing & Business Games Showcase 2015

The Digital Marketing & Business Games Showcase AIS,PSU 2015 was held on 3rd December 2015, 12-1pm, in front of CCIS Assc. Chair’s office, Level 2, Building #1 - women campus under the supervision of Dr.Evi. The purpose of this event: To expose and promote our students and other faculty members about the awareness of the digital

marketing & community services To allow participated students to share and present their creative ideas

ADHD – AFTA Saudi ADHD society awareness video

FUNDRAISING

Figure: ADHD campaign

Figure: Catwalk business game

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Biometric Movie Night Biometric Movie Night event was planned to increase awareness and knowledge about biometrics in fun and constructive way. The targeted audience for this event were females from PSU as well as outside PSU. The event was give the impression that PSU is pursuing the latest technologies and up-to-date knowledge in their curriculum and teaching. The events main objectives are increasing awareness among Saudis and Arabs of:

Biometric types, usage and benefits.

Biometric privacy and accuracy issues

Biometric drawbacks and solutions. We used the Eventbrite.com website and mobile application to create the event and a portal to book tickets and seats. (https://www.eventbrite.com/e/biometric-movie-night-tickets-24677205185). 200 Seats were open and 200 as a waiting list. We had 261 tickets sold and 160 in the waiting list.

The event was a great success based on the attendance total number and immediate feedback of the audience. The presentations, movie advertisement were short and concise. The questionnaires showed an enjoyment and engagement of the audience. The progress and differences in the audience answers between the three questionnaires is to be analyzed to see the effect of the event knowledge and awareness. More feedback is to be collected about the event itself through emailing on the audience registered audience.

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Coffee House

This event was also a part of the digital marketing campaign to attract the students and motivate them to learn the IT application s in business. This was really an amazing activity which was enjoyed around the campus.

Figure: Specialty coffee

MEMBERSHIP

Communications The AIS Prince Sultan University Chapter uses multiple means to communicate with each other and

potential members of the chapter. These means include AIS PSU Google Drive, Twitter, Instagram and Canva.

• Google Drive

- Google Forms: used to conduct surveys and registration forms.

- Google Docs: used to have unified and visible files for all organizational team members to view.

- Google Sheets: used to record all needed information about the AIS chapter's members.

• Twitter: used to announce any AIS chapter updates and other useful events or information.

• Instagram: used to post electronic flyers.

• Canva: a web tool that is used to create the electronic flyers. The chapter also distributes printed versions of the electronic flyers that are distributed around campus.

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Website

A website was developed for the chapter where we provide the feature of online registration to the students and entire details of the membership and events were provided. The website would be soon integrated with the college website.

https://sites.google.com/site/psuaisstudentchapter/home

https://sites.google.com/site/psuaisstudentchapter/flyer

These flyers include:

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CAREERS IN IS

On November 1, 2015,CCIS Awareness day was set up mainly for Preparatory Year students (male

campus), to attract them to the College and give them some valuable information about the college, its

departments and the programs offered. Approximately 200 students participated. After short speeches

from the Dean and chairmen, recently graduated students shared their PSU experience as well as their

work experience with fellow students. It was followed by a Question/Answer session where student’s

concerns were answered. The awareness day ended with a FIFA competition among 50 students. After

many rounds of friendly competition, prizes were distributed to the two finalists.

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Future Link 3

The event is a sequel of many Future link Events that we have done in the last few years.

In response to the needs for students to communicate with our alumni and to benefit from their market experience and to bridge the gap between academic preparation and the market need. We have planned and our valuable Alumni who are at present holding high positions in the market, met students from IS, CS, PYP and many other majors in the College for women. The session was for one hour, where our Alumni sat on stage answering our students’ questions, discussed their career endeavours, encouraged students for asking.

The event was organized under the supervision of Omarine AL Rafie, coordinator and started with the recitation of versus from the Quran. Dr Rima welcomed the Alumni and students with her genuine commending words. Later, the Alumni answered the questions we had prepared for them in addition to students’ questions. The session was a success with around 100 students attend it from different majors. At the end of the event Dr Romana, IS Director and main support for the event handed the plaques to the guests.

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The PSU-AIS Student Chapter leads an active engagement and leadership progression to its members. It provides a stepping stone for advancement of the name of the University as well as the personal advancement of its members. The Chapter facilitates several social and professional development skills for its members by encouraging them to take the initiatives in several activities ranging from community service to financial planning to resource management.

Officer Roles

The PSU-AIS Student Chapter has delegated responsibility and leadership across its members.

Each member has been assigned a specific role according to their skills. Members holding these

leadership roles develop skills in event and project management, team building, as well as enhancing

interpersonal skills. The 2015-2016 officers are listed in the following table:

Role Name Responsibility

President Atheer Almogbil Supervision, problem handling, representative of the chapter, evaluates officers

Vice President Aseel Abu Hantash Managing and monitoring overall performance of chapter, maintains communication, handles certificates

Membership Leader Maram Alkendi Handles member’s payment, membership forms and contact information

Public Relations Leader

Raghad AlSaleem Handles chapter’s social media, advertising and emails

Event Planning Leader

Arwa Alowfi Organizes events and brings sponsors for events

Volunteer Leader Renad Abu Samaan In charge of volunteers for all events, delegates tasks, handles volunteer problems, and supervises volunteers

Information Master Haya Alsharif Keeps meeting notes, notifies and reminds officers, ensures all AIS documents are correct and filed on time

Goals

To engage and benefit the members of the AIS chapter professionally, socially, and personally and run events in an efficiently and ensure sound decisions

Chapter Activities

Officer Roles, Faculty Supervisor Meetings, Annual Report

Results

The Chapter members develop and enhance their leadership and management skills by meetings every two weeks with the faculty supervisor and the organization’s team to review and refine the mission and vision of the AIS chapter and plan, monitor and control the progress of activities.

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Faculty Supervisor Meetings

Chapter members are paired with a faculty supervisor to help provide direction and authorization for event plans. The faculty supervisor contributes with intelligence and support regarding controversial issues, as well as providing insight to the Chapter. Meetings every two weeks with the faculty supervisor are facilitated by the president and attended by all members of the AIS Chapter. These meetings are conducted to inform the supervisor on current and proposed activities and receive assessments of past events and proposed plans for the year.

Annual Report

Each year new chapter officers are assigned and the process documentation is handed down from one set of chapter officers to the next. Both outgoing and incoming officers are involved in writing this annual report so that broad knowledge transfer occurs of what has occurred this year and the expectations for the upcoming year. This report empowers the chapter’s officers to become problem solvers and create solutions to increase the value and productivity in the upcoming year’s activities and events.

PRESENTATION

BUDGET/FINANCIAL STATEMENT

Connect Budget

Activity Estimated Amount

Catering 11000 SR

Decoration (including flowers) 1000 SR

Total 12000 SR

Orientation Meeting Budget

Activity Estimated Amount

Catering 2000 SR

Total 2000 SR

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METRICS & DEMOGRAPHICS Member’s list:

Number Member’s Name Level

1 Arwa Alowfi Junior

2 Aseel Abu Hantash Junior

3 Atheer Almogbil Senior

4 Haya Alsharif Junior

5 Maram alkendi Junior

6 Renad Abu-samaan Junior

7 Raghad AlSaleem Junior

8 Modhi alrubaishi PYP

9 Anoud Alibrahim Junior

10 Wejdan alrashidan Junior

11 Reema Bin Askar Junior

12 Ahad Alshaikh Junior

13 Ghada ALAssaf Freshman

14 Najla AlKadi Freshman

15 Samiha Sabrin Md Abdus Shukur Freshman

16 Nora Al-Shahrani Sophomore

17 Ghada Abushnan Sophomore

18 Nouf Alouda Sophomore

19 Ghada Al-Rajhi Sophomore

20 Khuzama Alomran Sophomore

21 Noor Alshaikh Sophomore

22 Waad AlKhiary Junior

23 Elham Freshman

24 Isra'a Alkhatib Freshman

25 Noura H Freshman

26 Noura Saud Freshman

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27 Sara Al-habashi Freshman

28 Ruqia Al-Zoubi Freshman

29 Omnya Kamal Freshman

30 Lina Abdullah Freshman

31 Maha Alsunaid Freshman

A meeting was held every two weeks during the academic year for the PSU AIS chapter. The average attendance of the meetings was 70-85%. Members are usually always excited to attend the meetings. Moreover, the purpose of these meetings was to discuss the different activities of the chapter such as upcoming events, to gain volunteers, competitions, or just meeting new members

Video Competition:

This poster was designed to promote the international video competition of the AIS chapter and to invite PSU students and faculty members to participate in this exciting event that can add to their experience and help them grow as individuals and members of the society. This poster was advertised by this designed flyer all over the university’s campus as well as our social media accounts (both Twitter and Instagram).

Merck Analytics Challenge:

The Merck Analytical Challenge was one of the best challenges to present to our students in PSU. Therefore, this poster was designed to promote it and help students in establishing good analytical skills since they would need it in both college life as well as professional life in the future. This poster was advertised by this designed flyer all over the university’s campus as well as our social media accounts (both Twitter and Instagram).

Connect! Event Flyer:

In Prince Sultan University, the COOP program is done through the COOP office. However, students have expressed some difficulties in promoting themselves to the companies around the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. As a result, and with the help of the COOP office, the AIS chapter decided to hold a networking-based exhibition to highlight their most prominent projects throughout their college life. The students will be able to present their projects to company’s representatives in an interactive, professional manner, which will show the experiences they gained and the knowledge they have acquired while working on these project.

The goal of this exhibition is to allow the companies to select prospective COOP students for their industry. Moreover, the mission is to raise the awareness of PSU students’ capabilities - both technical, adaptive and interpersonal skills. The planning of this event is undergoing for next semester (2016 - 2017). The reason is to permit PSU’s seniors to categorize what projects they would want to present during the summer vacation. Moreover, since the COOP semester would begin in the second phase of the year, holding the event next semester would be fruitful and more effective for both the seniors and companies.

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CALENDAR OF EVENTS Event Date Number of

Attendees

Meetings : These meetings were held with the faculty advisors

Student Advisory Board

Meeting & AIS

members

September 15th 2015 ( AIS invitation

and membership)

16

Student Advisory Board

Meeting & AIS

members

October 20th 2015 (preparation for the

AIS commencement day)

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AIS Student Chapter Promotion Day – 15th December2015

Professional development : Events

Poster Competition

(10 am -12 pm)

25 participants - Main lobby , building

2

180

Project Presentation

(10 am -12 pm)

16 participants , Main lobby , building

2

Future Link event

(12 -1 pm)

Interactive session between students,

Employers & Alumni – Small Auditorium

Careers in IS : Events

Seminar: EA 12 October 2015 40

Debate: Ethics 8th December 2015 60

Community Service : Events

The preparation for the event started from 2nd May 2015, however the final

presentation was on the day of closing ceremony 20th May2016.

Masar : Presentation of

the project

AIS chapter leaders & class of IS

361(project management), Main lobby ,

building 2 & Large Auditorium

120

Mishkat 7th Feb- 17th Feb 2016 9 students

& 30

participants

URF 15-16th Feb 2016 120

CCIS Research Forum 9th November 2015 70

Digital Marketing &

Business Games

Showcase 2015

3rd December 2015

Bioinformatics Movie

Night

23rd April2016 210