SDG 6: Open Lesson: A Journey to the World of Clean Water

On February 9, 2024, the Faculty of Information Technology held an insightful open lesson dedicated to Goal 6: Ensuring availability and sustainable management of water and sanitation for all.

This inspiring initiative was organized by the 1st-year students of group ISU 23-02, led by their dedicated group curator, Ainur Ormanbekova. The lesson showcased the students' meticulous preparation and genuine interest in the critical topic of clean water. Throughout the interactive session, participants:

• Delved into Goal 6, exploring its interconnected sub-goals and their significance.
• Gained a deeper understanding of the global challenge of clean water scarcity and its widespread impact.
• Examined diverse methods for water purification and sanitation, delving into innovative solutions.
• Brainstormed and presented their own ideas to address the water resource challenges effectively.

Engaging presentations, prepared by the student groups, sparked lively discussions and captivated the audience. The meticulous research and enthusiastic delivery showcased their dedication to the cause.

This open lesson transcended a mere academic exercise, resonating as a significant event within the faculty's community. It highlighted the imperative of an interdisciplinary approach to tackle complex issues like clean water accessibility. Furthermore, it instilled in the students a desire to delve deeper into this crucial topic and actively contribute to solutions.

Department of Artificial Intelligence and Big Data