IEEE CS TechX National Engineering School of Sfax
The IEEE Computer Society Chapter of the National Engineering School of Sfax, in collaboration with IEEE ENIS SB, organized "TechX AI Nexus," an event initiated by IEEE CS SYP, and focused on ethics in artificial intelligence. The event featured a variety of workshops, ranging from technical to non-technical, as well as a hackathon and team-building activities.
The first workshop, titled "CS Membership Benefits," was presented by Mohamed Mahdi Bradai, Chairman of IEEE ENIS SB, former Chairman of IEEE CS ENIS SBC, and a member of CS SYP. It provided new members of IEEE ENIS SB with an in-depth understanding of the IEEE Computer Society and its benefits. The second workshop, "AI and Social Media Parallels," was led by Mr. Taha Laabidi, CEO and Founder of Tunimind, an AI consultant for enterprises, and a digital activist. This session focused on the ethical implications of AI, particularly in social media, offering participants insights into responsible AI practices.
The third workshop, "Responsible AI Development," was delivered by Mr. Hassen Amri, an AI engineer at Quicktext and AI trainer, as well as a data science instructor. This technical session enriched participants' knowledge of AI and supported the development of their hackathon prototypes. Following this, participants engaged in fun team-building activities, enjoying new game concepts from event sponsors.
After dinner, the hackathon theme, "AI for Good," was unveiled, and participants began their projects while team-building activities continued. The following day, the fourth workshop, "Transition from Student to Young Professional Life," was led by Kayoum Djedidi, CEO of OORB and an engineer at Ubotica Technologies. This workshop gave attendees valuable insights into career development and IEEE volunteer opportunities.
The final workshop, "Time and Priority Management in the Life of Students," was conducted by Mohamed Hedi Allouche, Founder and Director of 4ST, and a university expert in soft skills. He motivated students to engage in IEEE activities. The event concluded with the announcement of the hackathon winners, who received prizes of 600DT, 400DT, and vouchers from Orange Digital Center. Additionally, the two best ambassadors were recognized with IEEE Computer Society mini packs, including a CS T-shirt,CS keychain, and CS bag holder.
The event significantly advanced participants' technical expertise by offering hands-on workshops and practical insights into AI development, particularly around ethics and responsible innovation. Furthermore, it strengthened the IEEE community by fostering collaboration and engagement, empowering students and professionals to contribute meaningfully to both local and global technological advancements.
Date and Time
Location
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- Start time: 28 Sep 2024 01:00 PM
- End time: 29 Sep 2024 02:00 PM
- All times are (UTC+02:00) Paris
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- Starts 05 September 2024 11:30 PM
- Ends 24 September 2024 11:30 PM
- All times are (UTC+02:00) Paris
- No Admission Charge
Speakers
Mr Mohamed Mahdi Bradai
CS Membership Benefits
Mohamed Mahdi Bradai is an accomplished leader and active contributor within the IEEE community. Currently serving as the Chairman of the IEEE ENIS Student Branch, he previously held the position of Chairman of the IEEE Computer Society ENIS Student Branch Chapter. His dedication to fostering collaboration and innovation in engineering and technology has made him a prominent figure among peers.
An enthusiastic participant in national and international conferences, including the IEEE R8 Student and Young Professionals (SYP) Congress, Mohamed has developed an extensive network within the IEEE community. His proactive approach to engagement and knowledge-sharing reflects his commitment to professional development and the advancement of technology.
Address:Sfax, Tunisia
Mr Taha Laabidi
AI and Social Media Parallels
Taha Laabidi is the CEO and Founder of Tunimind, an innovative AI consultancy dedicated to empowering enterprises through cutting-edge artificial intelligence solutions. As a digital activist and AI technology creator, Taha is passionate about harnessing the power of AI to drive meaningful change in the business landscape.
A distinguished Microsoft Student Ambassador, a former vice chairman of IEEE CS ISSAT Sousse Student Chapter and a member of the GitHub Global Campus, Taha actively engages with the tech community, promoting collaboration and knowledge sharing.
In addition to his consultancy work, Taha is a dynamic content creator with over 14,000 followers on Instagram, where he shares insights and developments in AI technology.
Address:Tunis, Tunisia
Mr Hassen Amri
Responsible AI Development
Mr. Hassen Amri is a distinguished AI engineer at Quicktext, renowned for his expertise in developing innovative artificial intelligence solutions. With a strong foundation in data science, he excels in analyzing complex data sets to extract valuable insights, driving strategic decision-making.
In addition to his engineering role, Mr. Amri is a dedicated AI trainer and data science instructor. He is committed to educating and empowering the next generation of data professionals, offering comprehensive training that bridges theoretical concepts with practical applications.
Address:Sfax, Tunisia
Mr Kayoum Djedidi
Career Transition from Student to Young Professional Life
Kayoum Djedidi is the CEO of the innovative startup OORB, where he leads efforts in developing groundbreaking solutions. With a robust engineering background, he also contributes his expertise to Ubotica Technologies, working on cutting-edge projects that advance technological capabilities.
In addition to his professional roles, Kayoum is an active volunteer with IEEE Young Professionals, where he dedicates time to fostering community engagement and supporting the growth of emerging engineers in the field.
Address:Tunis, Tunisia
Mr Mohammed Hedi Allouche
Time and Priority Management in the Life of Students
Mohamed Hedi Allouche is the Founder and Director of 4ST Smart Sustainable Solutions and Trainings, where he leads initiatives to promote sustainability and innovation. With a strong engineering background, he combines technical expertise with a passion for developing effective solutions. Also he is the Vice President à JCI Sakiet Ezzit
In academia, Mohamed serves as a university expert in soft skills at the University of Sfax and Carthage, where he is dedicated to equipping students with essential interpersonal and professional skills.
Address:Sfax, Tunisia
Mr Wael Ouarda
Hackathon Jury Member
Wael Ouarda is an Assistant Professor at the Digital Research Centre of Sfax and the Head of the Brain4ICT team at CRNS, Tunisia. He is renowned for his leadership in advancing information and communication technologies.
Actively involved in the IEEE community, Wael has held several key positions, demonstrating his commitment to fostering innovation and collaboration among engineering professionals. He is also deeply engaged in organizing and participating in numerous workshops, sharing his expertise and inspiring others in the field.
Address:Sfax, Tunisia
Agenda
28 September
13:00 - 14:00 | Check-In
14:00 - 14:30 | Opening Ceremony
14:30 - 15:00 | Workshop 1 IEEE Computer Society Membership Benefits
15:00 - 17:00 | Workshop 2:AI and social media parallels
17:00 - 17:15 | Coffee Break
17:15 - 18:45 | Workshop 3: Responsible AI Development
18:45 - 21:00 | Team building
21:00 | Hackathon Theme Reveal
21:00 - 22:00 | Dinner
21:00 - 09:00 | Hackathon
29 September
08:00 - 09:00 | Breakfast
09:00 - 10:00 | Workshop 4: Career Transition from Student to Young Professional
10:00 - 13:30 | Workshop 5 : Regarding time and priority management in the life of students & Pitching
13:30 - 13:45 | Coffee Break
13:45 - 14:00 | Closing Ceremony