A team of students from the Faculty of Engineering and Information Technology at the University was qualified for the second phase of the Palestinian start-up support program "PASS", in addition to Arab American University, many universities at the national level has participated as: Jerusalem University, Birzeit University, The idea of the project is to design a device that measures and analyzes ECG signals later, using data mining techniques to predict the patient's cardiac arrhythmias and to find a cure for them before complications occur.
The project, represented by the students Abdul Salam Mansour, Mukhlis Turkman and Sawahra, will receive a funding of an amount of US $ 7,000 for the development of the initial and final models of the system, as well as financial models and studies for the project, work plan and feasibility study. This comes within the framework of the program implemented by Leaders Foundation and the funding of the Korean International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) and the participation of Hassib Al-Sabbagh Center for Information Technology Excellence at the University.
Hasib Al Sabbagh Center for Information Technology Excellence at Arab American University completed the second phase of a workshop titled "Building Block Chain Using Go Language", with the partnership of the Faculty of Engineering and Information Technology at the university and the club "GDG Jenin", where the workshop targeted more than fifty students and graduates, while the first phase was hosted by the Faculty of Engineering and Information Technology.
The workshop was hosted by Fadi Karakba, IT Officer at GBooking company that’s specialized in electronic solutions for organizing reservations in Russia. Where Mr. Fadi discussed many following topics: Basic prototype, Concept of miners the Proof-of-work, Transactions & Intro to server side development "using nodeJS and MongoDB.
Hassib Al-Sabbagh Center for Information Technology Excellence at Arab American University signed two agreements to sponsor projects with two groups of university students through the recently launched PASS program, which is implemented by Leaders Foundation, funded by the Korea International Cooperation Agency (KOICA).
The Manger of Hassib Al-Sabbagh Center, Eng. Ahmed Fouad, said that the program aims to support the pioneering ideas and turn them into projects and new institutions. Where it will be done with the students whom signed the agreement.
He explained that the first agreement was signed with the students Abdul Salam Mansour, Mukhlas Turkman, and Ali Sawahreh, where their project is about designing a device to measure the signs of ECG and analysis it, using data mining techniques to predict the patient's heart disorder problems and to find a cure for them before complications occur.
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