The 3rd International Conference on Informatics and Computer Science Was Held, Hosted by Gazi University Informatics Institute.

The conference commenced with opening speeches. The first opening speech was delivered by the Director of our University’s Informatics Institute, Prof. Dr. Aslıhan Tüfekci. Emphasizing the continuous advancement of information and technology, Prof. Dr. Aslıhan Tüfekci stated that, as the Informatics Institute, they aim to achieve even greater success in the field of informatics and computer sciences. She also expressed her gratitude to our Rector, Prof. Dr. Musa Yıldız, for his support and thanked everyone who contributed to the organization of the symposium.

Our Rector, Prof. Dr. Musa Yıldız, highlighted the growing importance our university places on science and technology, stating, “We take great pride in contributing to the academic world through such national and international events. This conference aims to share the latest developments, innovations, and future visions in the field of informatics and computer sciences, bringing together academics, researchers, and industry professionals at both national and international levels.”

Prof. Dr. Musa Yıldız also expressed his belief that this conference would shed light on current topics in the field of information technologies and facilitate a productive exchange of knowledge among participants.

He further stated, “As Gazi University Informatics Institute, we continue our commitment to information and technology by supporting young talents and strengthening international collaborations. Our goal is to achieve even greater success in the field of informatics and computer sciences.” He emphasized that this conference marks a significant milestone in that journey.

Concluding his speech, Prof. Dr. Musa Yıldız thanked everyone who contributed to the organization of the event and wished for a successful conference.

The final opening speech of the program was delivered by Assoc. Prof. Dr. Paul Clarke, who addressed the topic “Meta-Human Systems for Software Engineering: A Glimpse into the Future of System Development.”