Raj Reddy is a University Professor of Computer Science and Robotics and Moza Bint Nasser Chair at Carnegie Mellon University. His talk, "AI: Background, History and Future Opportunities" will provide background and history of artificial intelligence in an attempt to clarify the sources of misinformation about AI in the media recently. The Dean’s Lecture Series is the principal forum... View Article
During one week each November, thousands of events and competitions in 170 countries inspire millions to engage in entrepreneurial activity while connecting them to potential collaborators, mentors and even investors. Powered by the Kauffman Foundation, the initiative is supported by dozens of world leaders and a network of more than 15,000 partner organizations. GEW is held November... View Article
Around 2000 healthcare experts, innovators, entrepreneurs, policymakers, and ministers from over 100 countries will gather in Doha, Qatar, on November 13-14 as ONE community to collaboratively work to achieve ONE goal: a healthier world. WISH 2018 reflects the vision of the World Innovation Summit for Health, which is to build a healthier world through global... View Article
Carnegie Mellon University in Qatar invites you to a panel of speakers discussing “E-commerce in Qatar - Charting a path for future success”. To confirm your attendance, please RSVP. Speakers: Faleh AlNaemi, Chairperson and Managing Director, Qatar Post Abdulaziz Al-Khalifa, Chief Executive Officer, Qatar Development Bank Amina Ahmadi, Co-Founder, Oola Sports
The Qatar Chapter of the Association of Information Systems will be hosting the chapter meeting followed by a talk on 'Inside IoT: Building Blocks and Smart Cities Use Cases' byDr. Fethi Filali, Head of Technology Development and Applied Research, Qatar Mobility Innovation Center (QMIC).
Carnegie Mellon Qatar celebrates the Class of 2013 Five Year Reunion!
Information systems professionals analyze how organizations are operating, design new ways to address problems, and implement ideas that improve productivity and efficiency. 'Ibtikar' is an opportunity for pre-college students to explore creative and innovative problem solving. Learn more about how you can make an impact on the technology industry.
Led by CMU-Q students and faculty members, Ibtikar is a workshop that introduces high school students to the ways information systems can meet human needs, add business value and build feasible technologies. Two parallel workshops will take place this year: Design Thinking for Innovation: Nui Vatanasakdakul, Visiting Associate Professor, Information Systems Geographic Information Systems (GIS)... View Article
A half-day seminar that introduces high school teachers and counselors to the information systems program at CMU-Q.
Exploring Math is a lecture series that delves into the beauty, impact and development of classical mathematical concepts. The first two talks of the 2018-19 academic year will feature: The Birth of Calculus I and the Birth of Calculus II by Professor Niraj Khare | Assistant Teaching Professor, Mathematics and Mohammed Zayed | Associate Teaching Professor, Physics.... View Article
Qatar National Day (QND) is just around the corner, which is always a time to share our National spirit. Education City United is fully organized by Education City students, and will kick off QND celebrations on Sunday 29th November. A range of local food vendors will be available, as well as Qatari retails shops and... View Article
Carnegie Mellon Qatar's first graduating class will be invited to celebrate their ten year reunion alongside faculty, staff and students.
The CMU-Q community are invited celebrate the national day of Qatar by presenting Qatar's traditions and culture in a timeline starting with the independence of Qatar until the present.
Carnegie Mellon Qatar will be participating in the Qatar Foundation Darb Al- Saai tent as part of the Qatar National Day festivities.
Carnegie Mellon Qatar will be participating in the Qatar Foundation Darb Al- Saai tent as part of the Qatar National Day festivities. This year, Alice Middle East will be CMU-Q's featured activity. Alice Middle East is a 3D interactive educational animation software designed to help students learn the basics of computer programming. Alice Middle East is supported... View Article
If you’re interested in science and investigation, the Biotechnology Explorer Program at Carnegie Mellon Qatar is your opportunity to explore the study of human genetic diseases. You will carry out microscopy, staining, data collection and bioinformatics to diagnose genetic links to human diseases. Learn more about how to apply.
Dinner with 12 Tartans was created by the CMU Alumni Association on main campus to create opportunities for alumni and current students. Tartans are invited to discuss successes and challenges that help guide, reassure and inspire our current CMU-Q students. For more information, please contact the Career Development Office.
