About CORE

Engineering Department Initiative · UTAS · Muscat Branch

Built through a shared vision

CORE — Connected Operations, Records & Evidence — is an integrated departmental digital academic operations and quality assurance system developed as an Engineering Department initiative at the University of Technology and Applied Sciences — Muscat Branch.

CORE reflects the ideas, encouragement, leadership, expertise, and commitment of people who each helped shape the initiative in a meaningful way. The system is dedicated with sincere appreciation to the following contributors.

Initiative & Contributors

Strategic Support & Direction

A shared circle of support

Three contributors · one shared acknowledgement
  • Dr. Aliya Ali Al Alawi
  • Dr. Samiya Al Mabasli
  • Dr. Salim Al Jadidi

For their unwavering support, countless discussions and meetings, practical guidance, and thoughtful contributions throughout the journey. Their collective drive and input played a major role in shaping the system into what it is today.

Nabil Khamis Saud Al Toubi

System Design & Development

For designing, engineering, and fully developing CORE from concept through implementation, translating departmental needs, workflows, ideas, and feedback into one integrated working system.

Dr. Deevyankar Agarwal

Origin of the Initiative

For the original thought that sparked the initiative and helped set in motion the idea of bringing the department's processes together through a unified digital system.

Dr. Saeed Al Riyami

Security & System Assurance

For his dedication and valuable assistance in strengthening the security aspects of the system, contributing important guidance toward making CORE safer, more resilient, and better prepared for institutional use.

Dr. Ahlam Al Shukaili

Final Year Projects Implementation

For being an integral contributor to the initiative and for leading the implementation direction of the Final Year Projects module, helping ensure that its workflows reflect the academic and operational needs of the department.

Ms. Anfal Ahmed Salam Al-Yousufi

Development & Continuous Enhancement

For being an integral contributor throughout the development journey, continuously supporting the refinement of the system and contributing ideas, feedback, and enhancements across its evolving features.

Ms. Theonette Maribojoc

Quality Assurance & Accreditation Alignment

For her exceptional dedication to ensuring that quality assurance requirements are embedded throughout the course-related workflows, and for helping align the system's processes, evidence, and reporting with the department's quality assurance and accreditation objectives.

Dr. Ashkar Mohammed M.

Advising & Registrar Workflows

As the current Unit Registrar, for leading the functional direction of the Advising module and helping shape its features around the real needs of academic advising, student progression, and registrar operations.

Nasser Hamed Al Touqi

Review & Continuous Refinement

For his continued engagement throughout the development journey, offering thoughtful observations, practical feedback, and recommendations during successive progress demonstrations. His contributions helped refine details, improve the experience, and strengthen the system as it evolved.

Ms. Miad Al Balushi

Academic Operations & Notifications

For leading the initiative behind the Academic Operations and notification features, and for helping shape the workflows that support departmental coordination, communication, follow-up, and day-to-day operational visibility.

Bernard Cruz

Contributor

Contributed valuable academic feedback and practical input that helped refine the platform’s workflows and usability.

Electrical, Electronics & Computer Engineering Staff

Collaboration, Feedback & Continuous Improvement

For their trials, feedback, ideas, suggestions, and practical input throughout the development journey. Their participation helped ensure that CORE evolved around real departmental needs, experiences, and expectations rather than assumptions.

A system shaped by the department it serves.

CORE continues to evolve through collaboration, experience, and the shared commitment to improve the way academic and quality processes are managed across the Engineering Department.