Dedicated Team
Welcome to Control & Instrumentation Engineering (CIE) Department
We are very delighted that you are here reading these lines about the Department of Control & Instrumentation Engineering, home for excellence in education, research, and strong relationship with the local industry. The Automation and Control option was first introduced as part of the System Engineering Program in 1984. It underwent several revisions and in 2009, it was developed into a full program called Control and Instrumentation System Engineering (CISE). Finally, in July 2021, the Control and Instrumentation Engineering department was established. The department offers BS program in Control and Instrumentation Engineering and MS and PhD programs in System Control Engineering. The offered programs meet international standards in terms of level and contents. We encourage ambitious undergraduate and postgraduate students to join us.
Upcoming Events
MS Thesis Defense on "Robust Attitude Control of a 3-DOF Quadcopter: Theory and Experiments" by Mr. Ahmed AbdulRazeq, a Full-time Graduate Student of CIE Dept.
CIE Dept invites all faculty, researchers, and students to MS Thesis Defense on "Robust Attitude Control of a 3-DOF Quadcopter: Theory and Experiments" by Mr. Ahmed AbdulRazeq, a Full-time Graduate Student of CIE Dept.
22-132
May 19, 2026 - May 19, 2026
2 p.m. - 3 p.m.
MS Thesis Defense on "Multi-Objective Plant-Wide Optimization and Control of the Tennessee Eastman Process: From Mechanistic EMPC to Surrogate-Assisted Data-Driven Real-Time Optimization" by Mr. Fawaz Babajide Aremu, a Graduate Student of CIE Dept
CIE Dept. invites all faculty, researchers, and students to MS Thesis Defense on "Multi-Objective Plant-Wide Optimization and Control of the Tennessee Eastman Process: From Mechanistic EMPC to Surrogate-Assisted Data-Driven Real-Time Optimization" by Mr. Fawaz Babajide Aremu, a Graduate Student of CIE Dept
22-119
May 19, 2026 - May 19, 2026
1 p.m. - 2 p.m.
MS Thesis Defense on "Supervisory Energy Management and Control of Grid-Connected Net Zero Energy Buildings Using Co-Simulation" by Mr. Mohammed Abaker Ahmed Slman, a Fulltime Graduate Student of CIE Dept.
CIE Dept. invites all faculty, researchers, and students to MS Thesis Defense on "Supervisory Energy Management and Control of Grid-Connected Net Zero Energy Buildings Using Co-Simulation" by Mr. Mohammed Abaker Ahmed Slman, a Fulltime Graduate Student of CIE Dept.
22-127
May 17, 2026 - May 17, 2026
3 p.m. - 4 p.m.
PhD Dissertation on "Decentralized Self-Organization Controller Implementation for a Fully Autonomous Swarm of Robots" by Mr. Mohammed Abdelnasser Ahmed Mohammed, a Fulltime Graduate Student of CIE Dept.
CIE Dept. invites all faculty, researchers, and students to PhD Dissertation on "Decentralized Self-Organization Controller Implementation for a Fully Autonomous Swarm of Robots" by Mr. Mohammed Abdelnasser Ahmed Mohammed, a Fulltime Graduate Student of CIE Dept.
24-128
May 13, 2026 - May 13, 2026
1:30 p.m. - 2:30 p.m.