On Monday, 26 January 2026, the Head of the Department of Information Technology and Decision Sciences (ITDS) convened a strategic meeting with Course Representatives and Executives of the Information Technology Society (ITS). The meeting aimed to strengthen collaboration between departmental leadership and student representatives while exploring practical initiatives to enhance academic delivery and community impact.
The Head of Department emphasized the importance of structured engagement between students and faculty in maintaining academic quality and responsiveness. He noted that effective communication channels between course representatives and departmental leadership are essential for identifying academic challenges, improving classroom experiences, and ensuring that teaching methods align with current industry and societal needs. Discussions centered on practical contributions students can make toward departmental development. Key areas explored included improving learning environments, supporting academic activities, encouraging student-led initiatives, and promoting innovation within the department. The ITS executives reiterated their commitment to supporting departmental objectives through constructive partnership, responsible leadership, and proactive engagement.
Course Representatives also shared feedback gathered from their respective classes, highlighting areas for improvement and opportunities for collaboration. The interactive nature of the meeting allowed for open dialogue, fostering mutual understanding and reinforcing a shared responsibility for academic excellence. The meeting concluded with a collective commitment to sustained cooperation between the department and student leadership. Both parties agreed that continuous engagement, innovation, and structured feedback mechanisms are essential to enhancing the department’s capacity to deliver education that effectively serves both students and the broader community.