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Second day, 13.12.2022, of USI meeting

On the morning session of the second day 13.12.2022 of USI meeting, Dr. Hamidreza Ahmadian from the University of Siegen, presented the agenda of the day. Then participant partners presented their developed courses within the project.
On the afternoon session, a presentation entitled “Insights into the ongoing KIRETT- a research project for civil security” was given by Mr. Johannes Zenkert. Finally, a presentation entitled entitled “Insights into the ongoing Elmos Project” was given by Dr. Christian Weber.
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Face-to-face meeting at the University of Siegen 12-16 December 2022

Face-to-face meeting is being held at the University of Siegen in Siegen (USI), Germany from 12th December 2022 to 16th December 2022. The meeting is focusing on finalizing the management issues and on training as well. The meeting takes place with having members from all partners participating either physically or online. The MS@CPS consortium acknowledges the USI for hosting the meeting at its campus and appreciates the efforts done by the USI team: Prof. Roman Obermaisser
and Dr. Hamidreza Ahmadian to have this meeting conducted face to face. In the first morning session, Dr. Hamid Hamidreza Ahmadian from the university of Siegen, the project leader, presented the meeting agenda, project overview and status of Project. The second morning session focused on needed inputs for the final report. The end of afternoon was mainly training on development of embedded systems given by Eng. Veit Wiese.
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Training received at KTH, is repeated at the university of Carthage (ISSATM)

The training, which was initially realized in KTH, has been repeated by the team of the university of Carthage on the 18th of November 2022 at the higher institute of applied sciences and technology of Mateur (ISSATM) for a group of 10 teachers with different backgrounds. In fact, the duplication session has aimed to present many relevant tools for enhancing higher education, which have been discovered by the CU team during the KTH training. After deep discussion between the presenters and the teachers, participants have appreciated the presented tools, notably those dealing with quality assurance as well as sustainable development. However, they have pointed many divergence points with regards to the actual approach used in ISSATM. Thus, many teachers have expressed their intention to adopt some discussed tools, especially that these tools allow a cost-effective development of the education process at ISSATM.

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Industry Workshop at University of Sfax

Higher Institute of Computer Sciences and Multimedia (HISCM) – University of Sfax, Tunisia, held on the 16th of May 2019 its first workshop in cooperation with industrial sector of computer engineering and information technology. The workshop aims to discuss the establishment of Master program on cyber physical systems according to market needs and requirements within the MS@CPS Erasmus+ Project.
Pr. Faiez Gargouri, Dr. Bassem Bouaziz and Dr. Zied Loukil from HISCM attended the meeting. From industry side, the meeting was attended by ASM firm, Dr. Saleh Ouerda and Expert Dev solutions, Dr. Mounir Ketata. The attendees discussed the modern technologies in this field and how to respond to market needs.
The meeting included two presentations. The first one was an overview of the projects covering its goals and objectives and the second one was introductory one about the field of cyber physical systems and its potential for economy and society. The representatives of the local companies contributed by providing their suggestions and notes according to their experience and the needs of the market.
Finally, both sides agreed to hold further meetings in the future to discuss extensively the proposed program. Similar workshops will be held in the coming weeks at the other partner universities participating in the MS@CPS Erasmus+ project.
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Industry Workshop at PTC

Palestine Technical College – Deir El-Balah (PTC) held on the 16th of May 2019 its first workshop in cooperation with industrial sector of computer engineering and information technology. The workshop aims to discuss the establishment of Master program on cyber physical systems according to market needs and requirements within the MS@CPS Erasmus+ Project.

Academic staff from engineering program and computer science departments at PTC  and from IT and computer faculties at the Gaza Strip attended the meeting.  From industry side, the meeting was attended by the projects officer Dr. Mazen Abu Qamar at the Palestinian Information Technology Association of Companies (PITA) in the Gaza Strip. The attendees discussed the modern technologies in this field and how to respond to market needs.

The meeting included two presentations given by Dr. Ezzaldeen Edwan, the local coordinator at PTC. The first presentation was an overview of the projects covering its goals and objectives and the second one was introductory one about the field of cyber physical systems and its potential for economy and society in the Gaza Strip. The representatives of the local companies contributed by providing their suggestions and notes according to their experience.

Finally, PTC representative agreed with PITA representative to present the project concept at the coming gathering of IT companies in Gaza for celebrating the World Telecommunication and Information Society Day, which will be held on the 21st of May 2019. Similar workshops will be held in the coming weeks at the other partner universities participating in the MS@CPS Erasmus+ project.

 
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Industry Workshop at Al-Quds University

Al-Quds University held its first workshop in cooperation with industry in the field of computer engineering and information technology to discuss with them the establishment of Master program on cyber physical systems according to market needs and requirements within the MS@CPS Erasmus+ Project.
The meeting was attended by academics from the faculty of engineering, computer department and dual studies program at the university to discuss with industry representatives the modern technologies in this field and to respond to market needs. The representatives of the local companies contributed by providing their suggestions and notes according to their experience.
Finally, both sides agreed to hold further meetings in the future to discuss extensively the proposed program. Similar workshops will be held in the coming weeks at other partner universities participating in the MS@CPS Erasmus+ project.