As part of achieving the Sustainable Development Goals (SDG 3: Good Health and Well-being)
As part of supporting student scientific activities, the College of Engineering Technology organized a scientific workshop on Wednesday, April 16, 2025, titled "DC Shock Device." The workshop was presented by student Mujtaba Hassan Kashkoul from the Department of Medical Device Engineering Technology, and attended by Asst. Dean for Scientific Affairs, Asst. Prof. Dr. Raed Nasr Al-Obaidi, and a number of faculty members and students from the department.
The workshop highlighted the working principle of the DC Shock Device and its vital role in restoring normal heartbeat in cases of sudden cardiac arrest or ventricular fibrillation. It also provided a detailed explanation of its components, the mechanism by which it generates regulated electrical impulses, and how to use it safely within healthcare facilities.
Attendees demonstrated great engagement with the workshop, praising the quality of the presentation and the accuracy of the information provided by the student. For his part, Asst Prof. Al-Obaidi commended the student's efforts and scientific initiative, emphasizing that the college continues to support students and encourage them to present their projects and applied ideas.
This workshop is part of the college's approach to enhancing practical education outcomes and linking academic knowledge to the realities of work in the health sector.
