Graduation Thesis Defense 2025 of Class 27 Information Technology Students (Honors Program)

On the morning of June 13, 2025, the Faculty of Information Technology at Van Lang University held the graduation thesis defense for Class 27 students of the IT Honors Program.

Thesis Defense Committee:

• Committee Chair: Assoc. Prof. Dr. Nguyen Tuan Duc – Vice Dean, Faculty of Information Technology
• Committee Secretary: Ms. Phan Thi Hong – Lecturer, Department of Software Engineering
• Committee Member: Dr. Nguyen Truong Khang – Lecturer, Department of Computer Networks & IoT
• Committee Member: Dr. Do Huu Quan – Lecturer, Department of Data Science
• Committee Member: Dr. Vo Xuan Thanh – Lecturer, Department of Data Science

Six student groups, each comprising nine members, successively presented their research topics. Each group was allocated 30 minutes to articulate the research problem, methodology, findings, and proposed future directions, followed by an in-depth Q&A session with the examining committee.

The research topics spanned various practical application fields, including:

• Developing a web-based system to manage IT faculty clubs and events using Angular and ASP.NET Core
• Building an academic affairs chatbot
• Diagnosing lung diseases from X-ray scans using deep learning 
• Developing a recommendation system for cancer hospitals in Vietnam 
• Designing a sales management software and an online food ordering website

The committee posed penetrating, technical questions and provided constructive feedback to improve the practical value and overall quality of the projects.

Notably, most of the projects effectively applied advanced technologies and models, such as Deep Learning, Natural Language Processing (NLP), and modern web development frameworks like ASP.NET Core and Laravel. The students' proactive integration of suitable technical solutions with real-world requirements not only demonstrates their systematic research and development capabilities but also reflects their keen technological mindset, high adaptability to new technical trends, and clear career orientation in a rapidly evolving digital economy.

Equipped with the knowledge, skills, and fortitude gained from every class and project, the students of Class 27 are poised to become technology professionals, ready to thrive in the dynamic, challenging, and promising digital workforce.

News: Thuy Tram
Photos: Huu Khang