Premier University Computer Club

The Computer Club at Premier University, established in 2015, serves as a dynamic hub for students to network, collaborate, and dive deep into tech-related projects, enhancing the campus’s technological ecosystem. Through student-led groups focused on IoT, Embedded Systems, Deep Neural Research, DevOps, Linux-Based Networking, and Mobile/Game Development, the club fosters hands-on learning, collaboration, and skill development. These initiatives are complemented by career-oriented programs like Career Counseling & Placement and Emotional Intelligence, which help students prepare for the professional world by offering guidance on job opportunities, interview preparation, and soft skills development. Notable events include a session on Problem Solving in Career Counselling by Dr. Mohammad Kaykobad and a Seminar on Full Stack Development Road Map by Anisul Islam. The club also actively connects students with industry professionals through workshops, seminars, and keynote speeches, such as one by Arnab Dasgupta from Google, and a Live Session on Data Engineering and LLMs by Md. Ataur Rahman. Participation in competitive events like ICPC/NCPC, Hackathons, Ideathons, gaming contests, seminars, and workshops further enhances students’ problem-solving abilities and practical knowledge, making them more marketable to employers. The club has achieved remarkable success in prestigious competitions, including qualifying for the ICPC Asia West Continent Championship 2022, ranking 52nd in the ICPC Dhaka Regional Contest 2022, and winning 2nd in the Ada Lovelace National Girls’ Programming Contest 2022, and 1st in the Ada Lovelace Inter University Programming Contest 2022. At the PU-CSE IT Fest held at Academic Building 4, PU, the club secured 37th in competitive programming, 1st in the IT quiz, and 1st in the gaming competition. At the ICPC Asia Dhaka Regional Contest, two teams represented the club. The club also excelled by ranking 68th in the 24-Hour BCS CTF by a team from the Linux Networking Wing, securing 1st position at the Bandarban University Programming Contest, and winning 1st in the IT quiz and 37th in competitive programming at IT Fest. Additional highlights include ranking in the Cyber Raid CTF, participating in the AUST IUPC with a three-member team, and competing in the WebXtreme Hackathon with two members. The IoT Wing’s team competed in Soccer Bot Competitions at CU and BRAC University. Community-building efforts included the PUCC Fall Orientation, a Special Iftar Gathering, and a meeting with CSE alumni to strengthen alumni relations. The club also launched a 70-day Competitive Programming Bootcamp. These accomplishments, along with top positions in IIT Techfest Bombay, NASA Space Apps Challenge, and MIST Tech Fest, have earned the club national recognition. Through its comprehensive approach, the club not only builds technical expertise but also ensures that students are well-equipped for a successful career in the tech industry.