Event: NASCON 2008
Category: IT Exhibition
When: April 5-6, 2008
Where: FAST-NUCES, H-11, Islamabad

Introduction: True to its tradition, National University of Computer and Emerging Sciences proudly presents another year of NASCON, the All Pakistan IT, Engineering and Business Gala, at NU-FAST, H-11 Islamabad on 5th-6th April.

In addition to the Software and Engineering Projects and Quiz Competition, NASCON‘08 includes Speed Programming, Engineering Problem Solving Competition and Gaming, Movies/Song videos Competition where skilled professionals and students will test their mettlewhile children of different age groups will be evaluated upon in the Creative Poster Competition. Seminars by eminent professionals will be conducted addressing current trends in Engineering and Information Technology.

This year, in hope to stretch the horizons of the event, a category for Engineering Project Competition, Harvard Case Simulation & Game Theory Competitions are included. For entertainment, a spring festival with food stalls and games will be arranged.

In view of huge success of NASCON ‘07, we believe that NASCON‘08 will attract the largest audience ever in any IT Extravaganza held in the Twin Cities. The event also promises Media Coverage. Owing to the prestige of your organization and its relevance with this event, we, on behalf of National University of Computer and Emerging Sciences, Islamabad, request you to sponsor the event. Please find attached details of various ways in which you can help to make this event a real success. We believe this will prove to be mutually beneficial.

More Details Posted: Feb 29, 2008

Event: SOFTEC 2008
Category: IT Exhibition
When: April 19-20, 2008
Where: FAST-NUCES, Faisal Town, Lahore

Introduction: SOFTEC is an annual 2-day IT extravaganza held at FAST National University (FAST-NU) Lahore, industriously organized and executed by SOFTEC Society (the largest student society of the university). It was first conducted in 1995, and from a national event involving a software project competition for undergraduate students, over the last twelve years, it has expanded into a widely-anticipated all-Asia event, comprising of nearly a dozen events, drawing interest of every age group from school-going children to IT professionals. Participants in the competitions come from as far away as Kazakhstan and Nepal, and no IT industry player chooses to miss this opportunity to reach the tens of thousands of visitors who come each year.

More Details Posted: Feb 1, 2008