A theoretical lecture was held on May 19, 2026, in Hall 109 at the Medical Building of Al-Mustaqbal University for first-year students in the Department of Communications Engineering Techniques, under the supervision of Assistant Lecturer Bushra Majid Hamid. The lecture covered an advanced type of transistor biasing known as collector-feedback bias, explaining the circuit operation mechanism and achieving high stability of the operating point. It also included mathematical analysis to calculate collector current and collector-emitter voltage in order to determine the Q-point. The lecture witnessed notable student interaction through solving practical examples and exercises, linking theoretical concepts with real-world applications in the field of communications engineering. This activity contributes to enhancing the quality of education and achieving sustainable development goals, in line with the efforts of Al-Mustaqbal University, ranked first among private universities in Iraq, to develop the scientific and practical skills of its students.