On June 20, 2024, more than 20 students from Al-Farabi Kazakh National University visited the School of Computer Science for a tour and exchange. The event was hosted by Cui Helei, Assistant Dean of the School of Computer Science.
In his warm and enthusiastic speech, Cui Helei extended a hearty welcome to the guests coming from afar. He gave the visiting students a detailed introduction to the school’s development history, discipline construction, faculty strength and scientific research achievements. He also played the school’s promotional video and international student recruitment video, enabling the visiting students to gain a deeper understanding of the school. He encouraged the students to join the big family of the School of Computer Science and pursue their dreams in science and technology together.
Subsequently, under the guidance of three teachers including Cui Helei, Chen Bolin and Yang Beiya, the students visited the laboratories of the Department of Intelligent Computing Systems, the Department of Computer Science and Software, and the Department of Network and Robotics Systems successively. The teachers introduced the school’s latest research achievements in big data, artificial intelligence and robot development to the students. Through on-site observation and hands-on experience, the visiting students gained a direct understanding of the academic atmosphere and scientific research strength of the School of Computer Science at Northwestern Polytechnical University, and felt the charm of the school more deeply.
This visit not only deepened the Kazakh students’ understanding of the School of Computer Science at Northwestern Polytechnical University, but also built a bridge for cultural exchanges. With the in-depth advancement of the Belt and Road Initiative, such exchange activities have become increasingly important. They not only promote inter-regional cultural mutual learning, but also drive knowledge sharing and academic cooperation, injecting new vitality into the friendship and understanding between young students of the two countries.
In the days to come, we look forward to more such exchange activities being carried out continuously, allowing more students to gather at the palace of knowledge that is the School of Computer Science at Northwestern Polytechnical University, explore the mysteries of science and technology together, and join hands to create a better future.
