The Computer Science Department at the Faculty of Computers and Artificial Intelligence is discussing a master's thesis seminar on a social platform for the cyber community.

The Computer Science Department at the Faculty of Computers and Artificial Intelligence is discussing a master's thesis seminar on a social platform for the cyber community.

The Department of Computer Science at the Faculty of Computers and Artificial Intelligence - Beni Suef University organized a seminar to present the results of the Master’s thesis submitted by researcher Abdel-Sadek Khamis Abdel-Sadek, a teaching assistant in the Department of Computer Science, in the presence of faculty members, their assistants and researchers, and under the auspices of Prof. Dr. Ahmed Al-Najjar - Head of the Department of Computer Science.

The message was titled:

"A Cyber ??Community Social Platform" – A social platform for the cyber community

During the seminar, the researcher reviewed the proposed model based on the CyberSwarm algorithm, a general-purpose collective swarm intelligence algorithm for recommendation systems, inspired by the principles of social psychology and the mutual influence among members of cyber communities.

The experimental results showed the algorithm outperforming more than 40 models and references, in addition to testing it on 6 different types of data to prove its high adaptability and ability to provide accurate and context-related recommendations.

Supervisory Committee

Prof. Dr. Mohamed Sayed Qaid
Professor and Dean of the Faculty of Computers and Artificial Intelligence – Beni Suef University

Associate Prof. Dr. Ammar Yasser Mohamed
Assistant Professor at the Faculty of Computers and Artificial Intelligence – Beni Suef University

During the discussion, the researcher expressed his sincere thanks and appreciation to Professor Dr. Mohamed Sayed Qaid – Dean of the College, for his continuous support and scientific and research guidance, which had a great impact on the completion of this work.

The seminar was held on Tuesday, December 2, 2025, in the college auditorium at 12:00 PM.

The Computer Science Department congratulates the researcher and wishes him continued success.