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Ingenuity, mentorship and elbow grease feed the growing alum startup community Sometimes the ideas begin through a small frustration of student life: Sabih bin Wasi thought of Stellic as he puzzled over planning his course schedule. Sometimes the ideas start…
In The Peninsula, December 7, 2017 Editor’s note: Carnegie Mellon University in Qatar will again be the academic partner for the annual Al Fikra National Business Competition The Qatar Development Bank (QDB) has launched the sixth edition of its National…
A CMU-Q student team was awarded Bronze Achievement at the International Genetically Engineered Machines (IGEM) competition hosted by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) in Boston. This is the first time CMU-Q has fielded a team at the annual IGEM…
Michael Trick was the special guest at a lunch-time gathering of students and faculty members in the Computer Science Program. “I’ve gone through a lot of what you’re going through now,” said Trick to the students, referring to his own…
The Language Bridges program concluded its fall semester with a closing ceremony that recognized the service staff learners. Language Bridges is a student-led club that teaches English and basic computing skills to service workers. Guest speaker, Sheikha Athba Al Thani,…
At CMU-Q lecture, Rashid Al-Mansoori highlights importance of small and medium-size businesses to economic growth DOHA, QATAR – Rashid Ali Al-Mansoori, CEO of the Qatar Stock Exchange (QSE), emphasized the QSE’s commitment to sustainable economic, environmental and social development…
In Medium, October 15, 2017 By Haris Aghadi, co-founder www.meddy.co, CMU-Q Class of 2015 Created with the aim of solving a local issue in Qatar of individuals struggling to find the right doctor, Meddy is the result of multiple simple ideas that…
To prevent failures like the Equifax breach, Carnegie Mellon’s Mary Shaw suggested that the software engineering field must move beyond the ‘frontier mentality’ and employ levels of assurance that will ensure public health, safety and welfare. Shaw, who is the…
In Gulf Times, November 4, 2017 By Joseph Varghese Computer science is getting more and more embedded in day-to-day life and will impact human beings in more ways in the coming days, Dr Michael Trick, the new dean of Carnegie…
In The Peninsula, November 6, 2017 By Satish Kanady Hackers are pilfering a staggering volume of data and money from companies across the world. One of the major targets of the cyber attackers are the financial sector. The damage from hacks…
