Student **Zahraa Sami** from the Department of Computer Engineering participated in the distinguished academic competition **“Three Minute Thesis (3MT)”**, an event designed to enhance students’ ability to present their research ideas in a clear, concise, and engaging manner within a limited time.

During the competition, Zahraa delivered a brief presentation highlighting the core idea of her project, focusing on the problem it addresses and the significance of her proposed solution. She successfully demonstrated her ability to simplify complex technical concepts and communicate them effectively to both the judging panel and the audience within just three minutes.

Her participation reflects the department’s commitment to supporting students and encouraging them to develop essential academic and communication skills. It also showcases the growing interest in research, innovation, and creativity among Computer Engineering students.

The “Three Minute Thesis (3MT)” competition is considered an important academic platform that allows students to present their work to a broader audience, helping them build confidence and refine their research presentation skills.