The second session of the Excel program was held as part of the Digital Transformation and Administrative Performance Development courses. These courses reflect the Faculty's commitment to supporting the state's efforts in digital transformation, enhancing institutional performance, and developing the skills of its administrative staff.

These courses aim to develop the technical skills of employees and improve their proficiency in using modern digital programs and applications. This contributes to improving work quality, accelerating task completion, and achieving the highest levels of accuracy and organization in administrative performance.

The course was presented by Dr. Mustafa Morsi, Consultant for Digital Transformation and Administrative Performance Development at the University. He provided a comprehensive explanation of the most important Excel tools and programs, focusing on practical applications used in daily administrative tasks. He emphasized the importance of employing modern technology in developing the administrative work system.

The course witnessed remarkable interaction from the participants, and many discussions and inquiries were raised that enriched the training content, reflecting the employees’ interest in developing their capabilities and keeping pace with the requirements of the digital age, within the framework of the college’s vision towards building an efficient and distinguished administrative apparatus.