Electronic and Communications Engineering

Undergraduate

Distribution of undergraduate students according to years

Distribution of undergraduate students between the two genders

1st Year

Yousif Saad Muneer Majeed

3rd

Muslim Dhiaa Hussein Majeed

2nd

Mawaddah Natiq Mohammad Barak

1st

2nd Year

Taha Usamah Younis Sabaa

3rd

Harith Ghani Ibrahim Ali

2nd

Zainul-Abideen Heider Mohammad Saeed

1st

3rd Year

Rusul Ali Qasim Nassir

3rd

Bashar Ahmed Ismail Khalil

2nd

Ali Sadiq Abdul-Nabi Ghazal

1st

Academic Year First Second Third
2010–2011 Muhannad Khair Allah Malik Akram Jabbar Abdul-Hussein Muhannad Ghazi Khamis
2011–2012 Omar Baha’ Al-Din Abdul-Razzaq Ahmed Alaa Hammoudi Hassan Abdul-Hadi Ali
2012–2013 Ali Fouad Jomaa Laibi Taiba Salem Mohammed Abdul-Razzaq Aya Falah Mahmoud Abdul-Ridha
2013–2014 Ahmed Raed Nasser Abdul-Amir Maryam Karim Noor Mohsen Amina Emad Saleh Zaidan
2014–2015 Mahmoud Mohammed Saeed Abdul-Majid Ahmed Maher Mustafa Ata Allah Taif Mahdi Sukkar Ghadeeb
2015–2016 Omar Ghanem Murad Jamil Amjad Samir Wadi Khamis Ali Sattar Ali Hussein
2016–2017 Anmar Hassan Jawad Hassan Israa Hadi Jafar Hadi Ali Hussein Amin Mustafa
2017–2018 Yasser Ammar Mohammed Shahab Baha’ Mahmoud Ibrahim Mud’an Ali Makki Hussein Shather
2018–2019 Ahmed Hussein Mohammed Ahmed Suzan Khalid Ali Mohammed Tamara Ismail Mahmoud Ibrahim
2019–2020 Noor Issam Kazem Hammadi Ban Yasser Hashim Naeem Zainab Amer Askar Qaisar
2020–2021 Danya Ali Sabri Abdul-Jabbar Ahmed Hassan Naama Hassan Mohammed Safaa Shaker Tawfiq
2021–2022 Mina Fadhil Hassan Abdul Haider Samir Khudair Abbas Omar Hussein Yousif Ibrahim
2022–2023 Ali Sadiq Abdul-Nabi Ghazal Bashar Ahmed Ismail Khalil Rasel Ali Qasim Nasser
2023–2024 Zain Al-Abidin Haider Mohammed Saeed Harith Ghani Ibrahim Ali Taha Osama Younis Sab’

Students are admitted for undergraduate study in the Department of Electronic and Communications Engineering which is graduated from the secondary school for the scientific branch and its biological and applied branches, which prepares these students to obtain a bachelor’s degree in Electronic and Communications engineering, which enables them to enter the labor market by this certificate.

  1. Ability to apply knowledge in mathematics, science, and engineering.
  2. Ability to design and conduct experiments, as well as analyze and interpret data.
  3. The ability to design a system, component, or process to meet desired needs.
  4. Ability to work within multidisciplinary teams.
  5. Ability to identify, formulate and solve engineering problems.
  6. Understand professional and ethical responsibility.
  7. Ability to communicate effectively.
  8. A broad education is necessary to understand the impact of engineering to find solutions in a global and societal context.

Minimum admission limits for the academic year 2023-2024:

  • Applied branch: 90.95
  • Biological branch: 95.71