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Seminar
Khurshaduzzaman Razib
Vice President of Engineering, Astha ITCareers in Web Development
Overview
NDUB campus on Tuesday, 27th May 2025 was filled with life as students attended Room No. 512 to attend an interactive seminar labeled "Code Your Future: Careers in Web Development." Hosted by the NDUB Computer Club, the seminar aimed at offering students from all areas of study an opportunity to learn more about the numerous web development careers.
Students from all departments filled the room as the seminar commenced on time at 12:30 PM, which reflected the open character of the event. Web development, which had previously been a technical niche profession, was presented as an open and thrilling career prospect for somebody keen, interested, and eager to learn.
Astha IT Vice President of Engineering Khurshaduzzaman Razib was the keynote speaker and guest of honor of the seminar. Apart from giving comments on the technical side of web development, Mr. Razib has also narrated his own experience regarding technology in a muted but meaningful manner. He acknowledged the culture of continuous learning, asking questions, and leveraging the expanding opportunities presented by the digital world.
Dr. Fr. Patrick Daniel Gaffney, CSC, vice chancellor, whose warm presence and commanding oration made a lasting impression. His sponsorship of the students' activity and his belief in the prospective destinies of young minds was a resounding declaration of the significance of the seminar.
Collect Resources"Code Your Future: Careers in Web Development" was not a seminar. It was an eye-opener for the majority of the students who had finally understood that their technical aspirations were real. With the motivational talk of the speakers and the tireless efforts of the organizer’s day and night, the event made a lasting impression on all the individuals who attended it. The seminar was concluded with an inspirational talk by Dr. Fr. Patrick Daniel Gaffney, CSC that connected technology to service, meaning, and personal transformation. His message was a reminder to everyone in attendance that success is less an issue of skills, but of integrity, work, and vision.
