On the morning of January 28, at DTU, the School of Computer Science & Artificial Intelligence (SCA), in collaboration with Techzen Company and DX Tech JSC, held a workshop titled “AI Mastery: Optimizing Corporate Internship and Graduation Thesis Processes.” The event attracted a large number of lecturers and students in Data Science, AI, and Computer Science.
The event brings together leading experts in Information Technology
The workshop was honored to welcome leaders and experts from businesses:
- Techzen Company: Mr. Le Duy Linh, CEO (keynote speaker), along with representatives from the human resources, partnership, and market development teams.
- DX Tech JSC: Mr. Nguyen Son Tung, CEO (K16 PhD candidate, SCA), and Mr. Duong Do Sieu, Engineering Manager.
- DTU’s SCA: M.Sc. Dang Ngoc Trung, Vice - Rector, and Dr. Le Thanh Long, Head of the Department of Computer Science.
Students pose for a photo with faculty members and guest speakers
A new era of learning and research with AI
In his opening remarks, M.Sc. Dang Ngoc Trung emphasized: “The workshop is a concrete outcome of the strategic cooperation program between Techzen Company and DTU. This event is considered a “new chapter” in equipping SCA students with hands-on skills and expanding their career opportunities. We are no longer merely in the era of information searching, but have entered the era of collaborating with Artificial Intelligence. AI does not replace humans; however, those who know how to use AI will replace those who do not.”
M.Sc. Dang Ngoc Trung, SCA’s Vice - Rector, delivers the opening speech
AI Mastery: The AI tool ecosystem and a new learning paradigm
Mr. Nguyen Son Tung, DX Tech CEO, delivered an inspiring presentation on the AI ecosystem applied to research and writing a graduation thesis:
- Gemini: A multimodal assistant supporting logical reasoning, data processing, and diverse academic content creation.
- NotebookLM: A personalized knowledge tool acting as a “second brain,” enabling in-depth reading, summarization, and questioning across thousands of pages of scientific documents.
- Antigravity: An AI-integrated programming environment (AI Code Editor), helping students bring software ideas to life and optimizing source code at exceptional speed.
- Draw.io, Canva, Google Slides: An ecosystem supporting the design of system diagrams, business processes, and research data visualization, making these more professional and persuasive.
Mr. Nguyen Son Tung, CEO of DX Tech, shares insights on the AI ecosystem
Demo of software product development, achieving threefold productivity gains with AI
A highlight of the workshop was a live demonstration of a real-world software development process. Students witnessed experts using Antigravity to accelerate coding, automate technical documentation, and optimize testing. This integrated approach improved productivity by 2–3 times compared to traditional methods, enabling faster and smoother delivery of complete software products.
Mr. Duong Do Sieu, Engineering Manager of DX Tech, demonstrates software development
From classroom to industry: The DTU -Techzen Agile Studio Model
Providing an in-depth analysis of the current IT internship market, Mr. Le Duy Linh, CEO of Techzen, introduced the DTU–Techzen Agile Studio model. This professional working environment allows students to experience:
- Mentorship: Direct guidance from industry experts.
- Agile Processes: Exposure to the rigorous, efficient work pace of leading technology companies.
- High-Quality Outcomes: Ensuring graduates can meet real-world demands immediately after graduation.
Mr. Le Duy Linh, CEO of Techzen, introduces the DTU-Techzen Agile Studio model.
Three Core Principles for Using AI Effectively
To ensure AI becomes a powerful weapon rather than a trap, the speakers emphasized three essential principles:
Critical Thinking: Humans must remain the final decision-makers, validating AI outputs to avoid errors or hallucinations.
Academic Ethics (AI Ethics): AI should support idea generation and optimization, not be used for direct copying or plagiarism.
Effective Prompt Engineering: Clear, well-contextualized questions are essential for achieving high-quality AI-generated results.
Career Opportunities
During the interactive discussion session, students raised many challenging questions about applying AI to graduation theses and adapting to corporate culture. An SCA student shared: “This talk show helped us grasp the key to AI to break through, not only in our upcoming internships, but throughout our future careers.”
Discussion session and remarks by SCA students
At the conclusion of the program, representatives from the university and corporate partners exchanged commemorative gifts, marking a strong, sustainable partnership within a practice-oriented education model.
SCA Message: Mastering AI is not just about learning to use a new tool;
it is about shaping a new mindset and a new way of working
(Media Center)