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Innovation in Action: UCA’s Computer Science Diploma Projects

 

The University of Central Asia is proud to spotlight the next generation of tech leaders emerging from our Computer Science programme - innovators who are applying cutting-edge technology with empathy, creativity, and a deep sense of social responsibility.

From a postpartum depression chatbot tailored to Kyrgyz-speaking mothers, to flood forecasting tools and farmer marketplaces - our students are building real solutions for real challenges. These final-year projects demonstrate how UCA is cultivating not just skilled coders, but changemakers with purpose.

 

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“UmAI” — A Postpartum Depression Chatbot for Kyrgyz Mothers

By Aizhamal Zhetigenova

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Postpartum depression (PPD) is underdiagnosed in Kyrgyzstan, often compounded by stigma and a lack of resources in local languages. UmAI - named after the Kyrgyz word for "mother" - is a culturally sensitive, AI-powered platform built entirely in Kyrgyz.

Highlights:

  • Predicts PPD risk with 90%+ accuracy using CatBoost ML models trained on survey data from 108 mothers.
  • Provides personalised guidance and 24/7 chatbot support in Kyrgyz.
  • Fully anonymous and mobile-friendly, ensuring accessibility and privacy.

“It’s more than tech - it’s about trust and dignity for new mothers,” says Aizhamal.

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Mental Health Services Web App for UCA Students

By Aisha Toichieva

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    To remove barriers to mental health support at UCA, Aisha designed a user-centric web platform that replaced the paper sign-up sheets once used for counseling appointments.

Features include:

  • 24/7 online scheduling with real-time calendars
  • Private, secure access with UCA email verification
  • Resource libraries and event tools for mental health outreach
  • Fully responsive across devices

“It’s now easier - and safer - for students to seek the support they need,” says Aisha.

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Flood Prediction & Early Warning System

By Aelina Daniyar kyzy

Using ensemble machine learning (Random Forest, LightGBM, XGBoost) combined with fuzzy logic, Aelina built a flood prediction model that delivers high-accuracy alerts up to 48 hours in advance.

Key technical features:

  • Achieves 0.958 ROC AUC using Monte Carlo-simulated data
  • Real-time forecasts delivered via FastAPI backend
  • Visualised through an interactive React dashboard

This tool empowers Kyrgyz communities and emergency responders to act before disaster strikes.

 

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AgroConnect: A Digital Marketplace for Kyrgyz Farmers

By Aizada Berdibekova

Aizada created AgroConnect, a Django-React platform that allows Kyrgyz farmers to sell fresh produce directly to consumers - cutting out the middleman, supporting rural livelihoods, and promoting local agriculture.

Platform highlights:

  • Built using Django, React, PostgreSQL
  • Easy onboarding for small-scale farmers
  • Designed with rural connectivity and user experience in mind

“This project is about economic dignity—giving farmers a digital voice and fair access to markets.”

These students are redefining what it means to be a technologist in Central Asia: grounded in local realities, and global in impact.

Stay tuned as we share more inspiring innovations from across UCA.

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