1333 * 2000

Islam Alaa Bani Fadl

Faculty of Engineering and Technology

Mechatronics Engineering

Iraq

University of Anbar

Field Training

Nature of participation:

The training program spanned several weeks and included multiple components, including theoretical knowledge and practical applications, along with recreational and tourism activities. The program also provided a unique opportunity for cultural exchange, allowing participants to learn about diverse cultures, which positively impacted their academic development and enhanced their knowledge in various fields.

Scientific and practical experience:

The program included academic and scientific visits, the most notable of which was a visit to the College of Engineering at Anbar University, where participants were introduced to the mechanical and electrical engineering laboratories, as well as to work sites under construction and were introduced to labor market mechanisms and applicable regulations. The training also included reviewing engineering drawings, understanding the coordination mechanisms between electrical and mechanical works, and learning about the cooling systems used and their calculation methods. It also included an overview of the operation of a 3D printer and its practical applications in various fields.

Other activities:

In addition to the academic aspect, the program included visits to several tourist and historical sites, most notably Baghdad and Fallujah, as well as tours of several tourist areas in Ramadi. This provided participants with the opportunity to combine academic learning with a cultural and recreational experience.