PUA’s Engineering Celebrates Basic Sciences Day

PUA’s Faculty of Engineering recently hosted its annual Basic Sciences Day, underscoring the vital role of foundational sciences in shaping proficient engineers. The event brought together faculty members, students, and distinguished guests to explore the significance of disciplines such as physics, chemistry, and mathematics in engineering education.
Dr. Aiten Zamil, a prominent figure in the department, delivered an insightful presentation titled “Basic Sciences in Our Lives: Between Influence and Application.” She emphasized that these core sciences are not merely introductory subjects but serve as essential tools for engineers to analyze, innovate, and solve complex problems. Dr. Zamil also highlighted the contributions of renowned scientists, illustrating how their discoveries have laid the groundwork for modern engineering advancements.
The day featured a showcase of student-led research projects spanning various fields, including renewable energy, artificial intelligence, and advanced materials. These presentations demonstrated the students’ ability to apply fundamental scientific principles to address real-world engineering challenges.
The Basic Sciences Department plays a crucial role within the Faculty of Engineering, providing a comprehensive curriculum that supports all engineering specializations. By fostering a deep understanding of basic sciences, the department ensures that graduates are well-equipped to meet the evolving demands of the engineering profession.
The success of Basic Sciences Day reflects PUA’s commitment to integrating foundational scientific knowledge with practical engineering applications, preparing students to become innovative leaders in their respective fields.