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Graduating students from Qatar University College of Engineering (QU-CENG) departments presented their design projects during the college’s annual Senior Design Contest on Saturday.
A total of eight teams comprising more than 150 students presented 60 projects to 30 judges representing some of Qatar’s top institutions and industrial companies.
The projects were evaluated on innovation, commercial potential, sustainability, and presentation quality.
The contest was sponsored by Qatar Petrochemical Company (Qapco), Dolphin Energy Limited and Occidental Petroleum of Qatar (Oxy Qatar).
During the event, CENG dean Dr Khalifa al-Khalifa presented trophies to Dolphin Energy’s director engineering Khalid al-Khori, Oxy Qatar asset development manager John Bolling, and Qapco senior talent development officer Hamad Khalid al-Jaber.
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