The document summarizes a research project conducted by 4 students at Ibri College of Technology's Engineering Department. The students investigated the effect of environment on supporting student study. They provided recommendations such as adding new disciplines, communication tools, and more applied materials to facilitate learning. The references cited engineering resources from Wikipedia, books, and academic articles.

1. Ibri College of Technology
Engineering Department in Ibri College of Technology
Students names:-
1) Hamed Majed AL Busaidi
2) Mazin khalifa Mabrook Al Habsi
3) Mohammed Khamis Al Barshdi
4) Nasser Humaid Khalfan Al Shauili
Advance level /Group 12
Research Question: What are the effect of environment
to support students in study?

2. Introduction
oBackground :-

3. oResearch Question :-

4. oMethodology :-

5. Conclusion

6. Recommendatio
nAdd new disciplines in the Department of Engineering.
Add the crisis tool for application to facilitate the
learning process.
Encourage students to study for a better future.
Create a means of communication between the teacher
and student.
Add materials related to the study process more than
the theoretical study.
We recommendate the students who response about
engineering department get more materials.

7. References
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