Department of Computer Science

Events

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  • 08 MAY
  • 2024

CodeWar Season-3

HITEC University is excited to announce the upcoming CodeWar Season-3, a prestigious coding competition that aims to foster innovation, collaboration, and friendly competition among the brightest minds in the field of computer science and engineering. In our commitment to providing a platform for students to showcase their coding prowess and problem-solving skills, we cordially invite all universities to participate in CodeWar Season 3. This event promises an enriching experience for students, offering them an opportunity to challenge themselves, connect with like-minded individuals, and gain valuable insights into the ever-evolving world of coding.

CodeWar Season 3 is a one-day inter-university coding competition is being organized on May 08, 2024 that invites students to showcase their coding skills. The aim of CodeWar is to enhance and apprise the ability of students to think out of the box to solve programming problems and to present digital solutions in different domains of software skills. The students will register their team of two members that will be treated as a pair. C++, C#, Java or Python can be used to solve the given programming challenges. The solutions will be judged based on their completeness, correctness, and code quality.

We sincerely hope that you will join us in making CodeWar Season 2 a resounding success. Your university's participation will undoubtedly contribute to the vibrant and dynamic atmosphere of this competition. Thank you for considering our invitation. We look forward to welcoming your university's talented students to CodeWar Season-3.

Total Members: 2

1st Prize: Rs. 20,000
2nd Prize: Rs. 10,000
3rd Prize: Rs. 4,000

Contact: 0309 9995202 (Armughan Ali)
Email: codewar@hitecuni.edu.pk

Online Registration

Note: Certificates will be provided to each team member

  • Dr. Mudassar Raza
    Associate Professor
    Department of Computer Science

  • Dr. Inzamam Mashood Nasir
    Assistant Professor
    Department of Computer Science
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  • 02 MAY
  • 2024

Industrial Visit to NICAT, for students of Computer Science Department

The industrial visit to NICAT (NASTP) on 2nd May 2024 provided an invaluable opportunity for students of Computer Science (8th Semester) to gain firsthand insights into the real-world implementation and functional opportunities within the IT sector and software houses. Under the supervision of faculty and the DSA Office, students were immersed in an environment where theoretical concepts were translated into practical applications. Through interactions with professionals at NICAT, students were able to grasp the intricate connection between academic knowledge and industrial demands. The visit not only broadened their understanding of the technical aspects but also highlighted the importance of adaptability and innovation in the rapidly evolving field of computer science and software engineering. During the visit, a talk was delivered by the IT Head and technical lead of NICAT, shedding light on emerging trends, cohorts, and entrepreneurial future ideas within the computer science domain. Another session on communication skills was also delivered by the communication expert to boost the soft skills of students. By delving into discussions surrounding entrepreneurship, students were encouraged to think beyond conventional boundaries and explore avenues for leveraging their technical expertise to drive meaningful change. Overall, the industrial visit to NICAT catalyzed students to align their academic pursuits with the dynamic requirements of the IT sector, empowering them to emerge as future leaders and innovators in the field.
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  • 13 DEC
  • 2023

Industrial Visit of Computer Science and Software Engineering Students to NICAT

The industrial visit to NICAT on 13th December 2023 provided an invaluable opportunity for students of Computer Science (8th Semester) and Software Engineering (7th Semester) to gain firsthand insights into the real-world implementation and functional opportunities within the IT sector and software houses. Under the supervision of faculty and the DSA Office, students were immersed in an environment where theoretical concepts were translated into practical applications. Through interactions with professionals at NICAT, students were able to grasp the intricate connection between academic knowledge and industrial demands. The visit not only broadened their understanding of the technical aspects but also highlighted the importance of adaptability and innovation in the rapidly evolving field of computer science and software engineering.

During the visit, a talk was delivered by the CEO and technical experts of NICAT, shedding light on emerging trends, cohorts, and entrepreneurial future ideas within the computer science and software engineering domain. This session provided students with valuable insights into the current industry landscape, enabling them to envision potential career paths and opportunities for innovation. By delving into discussions surrounding entrepreneurship, students were encouraged to think beyond conventional boundaries and explore avenues for leveraging their technical expertise to drive meaningful change. Overall, the industrial visit to NICAT served as a catalyst for students to align their academic pursuits with the dynamic requirements of the IT sector, empowering them to emerge as future leaders and innovators in the field.