The Notre Dame Information Technology Club is currently hosting an exciting, hands-on workshop with the renowned PC Builder Bangladesh, featuring the highly skilled Ananya Zaman as a guest speaker. Taking place in the vibrant Harrington Building, Room 201, this exclusive, members-only event is immersing participants in the art of PC building and advanced customization. Attendees are diving into cutting-edge techniques, gaining invaluable expertise, and connecting with fellow tech enthusiasts in an inspiring, collaborative environment.
With hands-on projects and expert guidance, our boot camp offers a transformative learning experience that equips aspiring developers with the tools to build dynamic websites and empowers them with the essential skills and knowledge needed to excel in the rapidly evolving world of web development. ...
Step into the world of Cryptography, where every character becomes a secret and every data point turns into a masterpiece of security. Come and join us, to unravel the secrets of Cryptography, under the distinguished expertise and guidance of respected Assist. Professor Sheikh Mohammad Arif....
NDITC's Cyber Security Workshop, led by IUT Genesis team, showcased expert insights and live demos, empowering participants with cyber security strategies. Gratitude to all contributors, including NDITC reps and IUT Genesis. The event's success highlights collective dedication. Excitement for future...
The curtains close on the marvellous workshop on competitive programming conducted on 24th August 2022, for batch’23, which was attended by many coding enthusiasts who were looking forward to having a wonderful session led by a living legend. Being led by Tamim Shahriar Subeen, co-founder of Dimi...
The first workshop on Programming for batch'23, conducted on 20th March 2022 at Notre Dame College, was full of enthusiasm from eager minds looking to improve their programming skills. The session was led by Md. Sadman Sakib, Software Engineer at Google, and co-led by Saleque Bin Hossain Alif, Pr...
Since its inception in 1995, JavaScript has been growing into the most popular, dominant language of the web. Over the last decade, the adoption of JS has only been growing, showing no signs of slowing down. According to StackOverflow’s annual survey, 69.8% of respondents and 71.5% of professiona...
The workshop was targeted at beginners with no prior programming experience. They joined the sessions and entered the amazing world of codes and problem-solving. The sessions were as followed- Session-0: Introductions and Basic Structures of a program. Discussion on Competitive Programming. Sessio...
From Casio 100MS, your everyday calculator, to the Summit, the fastest supercomputer in the world; circuits are indispensable components for all electronic devices. If electricity is considered the lifeblood of electronic devices, then circuits can certainly be considered as the blood vessels. So, k...
A lot of people possess the age-old idea that robots can only be made by God-gifted scientists or expert engineers. We, Notre Dame Information Technology Club, proved this idea wrong on 3 August 2019 by presenting the workshop "Microcontroller | The Basics". We taught young learners how to make robo...
Don't your eyes get stuck on the dazzling digital designs on the internet these days? Who is behind all these? Obviously, the designers. Designers have the minds of artists. Here's your chance to be one of them. Notre Dame Information Technology Club hosted a design workshop on the 17th of July. ...
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Imagine a world where code converges with unfettered imagination and each keystroke sparks a revolution. INIT 5.0 is more than a tech fest—it's a big transformation in how we create, compete, and converge. If you are a developer shaping the future or a gamer who wants to conquer virtual worlds, this is where passion meets purpose and boundaries dissolve into breakthroughs with like minded people.
The Notre Dame Information Technology Club is thrilled to unveil the fifth edition of the Father Timm Memorial Programming Contest (FTMPC 5.0), reaffirming our commitment to innovation and creativity. Named after Father Richard William Timm, this esteemed competition honors his extraordinary contributions to taxonomy, biodiversity research, and humanitarian efforts. Through this event, we aspire to continue his lasting impact while fostering a spirit of excellence in programming.
