TDM №4: Quality Education. Dep AIandBD

02.20.2025. Sholpan Tletaikyzy, the senior curator of the Department of Artificial Intelligence and Big Data, together with her 3rd-year students from group 22-01 of the "Intelligent Control Systems" specialty, visited the Kazakh State Theater for Children and Youth named after G. Musrepov to watch the performance "Black Chapan" (Black Coat). I am confident that visiting the theater gave students new inspiration, special emotions, and unforgettable moments.

The author of the play "Black Chapan" is Georgy Khugaev, and the director is Askhat Mayemirov. All characters, except for the Shepherd who raises four types of livestock, are animals. The characters of events revolving around a dog named Tuzar include a wolf, rabbit, fox, donkey, crow, sheep, and others. The performance, which shows the loyalty of the dog named Tuzar to his master, is built on human qualities. The selfless image of the dog conveys the main idea of the performance – the contrast between love and friendship, loyalty and betrayal... The only difference between this performance and a fairy tale is its ending. The period in this tale is marked by the death of Tuzar, who died at the hands of the Shepherd, who failed to appreciate loyalty. G. Khugaev, ending the play in this way, sought to show the bitter truth of today. The fact that the owner shot the dog without hesitation is a reflection of our slave consciousness and blind loyalty. The performance, pointing to the absence of warm attitude towards the people around us, like a sore eye, aims to show the truth of life and guide us toward the path of goodness. This is proof that in our time, the sacrifices of the Tuzars are not needed in an era of masters who are ready to get rid of you without any hesitation when you are no longer full of strength and energy. Therefore, when the curtain of the performance closes, a question arises: "Why did man cut the roots of loyalty?"...

Organizer: Senior curator-advisor of the department: Tletai Sholpan Tletaikyzy.