In accordance with the twinning agreement between the Computer Science Department at the University of Technology and the Computer Science and Information Systems departments at Baghdad College of Economic Sciences and Mansour University College, and following the directives of the Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research for the purpose of conducting joint exams, the departments held joint exams on the morning of Tuesday, April 16, 2024. The exams were conducted under the supervision of committees appointed for this purpose and were carried out smoothly and efficiently. The exams aimed to assess the students' levels and enhance their skills.

In line with the vision of the Computer Science Department and under the guidance of the department head, Professor Dr. Alaa Kadhim Farhan, regarding graduating qualified and competent cadres in the field of computer science and sustainable development to serve the community and labor market through continuous development of theoretical and practical lecture content, the department has commenced, for the first time since the start of the current academic year 2023-2024, the training of third-year students under the supervision of Dr. Ali Adel Saeed on building Iraq's digital map with its geographical layers using the ArcMap 10.8 system, the latest version. This training is part of the requirements for the Geographic Information Systems course and focuses on the practical aspect.

The Computer Science Department basketball team emerged victorious against the Biomedical Engineering Department team in the University of Technology basketball championship. The competition was overseen by the Student Activities Officer, Professor Hussein Abdul Redha, and took place on the university's court. In another match, the Computer Science Department team also defeated the Mechanical Engineering Department team.

Abdul Qudoos Hameed Musleh and Murtadha Jasim Hussein, students from the Computer Science Department, Multimedia branch, secured second place in the 2024 Grand Challenge Competition at the national level across Iraqi universities in the Information Technology category. This competition was hosted by the Student Activities Department of the Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research. The Grand Challenge is a national competition open to both public and private universities and colleges, based on teamwork, and includes five categories. The University of Technology participated in the Information Technology category. The University of Mosul won the first place, the University of Technology secured the second place, and Al-Rafidain University College also shared the second place, while Heritage University achieved the third place.