Goris State University (GSU), a partner institution in the Erasmus+ Capacity Building Project “CompIIT”, continues to introduce educational innovations and modernize teaching and learning processes. 
Within the framework of the project, pilot teaching activities are being organized to test and further improve the developed e-learning modules.
The joint module development process involves lecturers, researchers, students, and industry experts from partner universities, ensuring that the educational content meets the demands of today’s labor market. 
The latest phase of pilot teaching was conducted by Anush Davtyan, Head of the Department of Mathematics and Physics at GSU.
During the pilot sessions, the newly developed learning materials were tested, while participants’ feedback and recommendations will serve as a foundation for the further enhancement of the modules.
Within the framework of the CompIIT Project, two e-learning modules are planned to be integrated into GSU’s academic programs:
Scrum and Kanban
Agile Management in Virtual Project Environments
The modules will be incorporated into the following Bachelor’s degree programs:
Informatics and Applied Mathematics (full-time studies)
Electronics (distance learning)
Pilot teaching activities constitute an essential component of the project and are implemented using an agile development approach, which involves regular testing of educational materials, collecting feedback, and continuous improvement.
The overall coordination of this process is carried out by Goris State University.
Through its active participation in the CompIIT project, Goris State University contributes to preparing students for effective performance in digitalized, international, and project-based working environments. 
