The Department of Artificial Intelligence Sciences Continues Theoretical Lectures on Python Programming for Second-Year Students As part of the ongoing effort to enhance students' programming and academic skills, the Department of Artificial Intelligence Sciences continued delivering theoretical lectures on "Python Programming" for second-year students today, Tuesday, October 6, 2026. The course is taught by Assistant Lecturer Noor Firas. The lecture covered fundamental concepts and modern programming principles that serve as the cornerstone for artificial intelligence applications and algorithm development. The session was characterized by a scholarly atmosphere and active student engagement, featuring classroom discussions and conceptual exercises. Assistant Lecturer Noor Firas emphasized the importance of establishing a solid foundation in Python programming to keep pace with the requirements of the specialization and the rapid advancements in the field of artificial intelligence. She also commended the students for their dedication and commitment to academic excellence.