The trio’s multiplayer trivia application, developed as part of their 5th-semester Web Development course, stood out for its smooth interactivity, strong architecture, and immersive user experience. The project competed against high-calibre submissions from multiple institutions, including the University of Home Economics and the University of Engineering and Technology, demonstrating exceptional academic and practical capability.
This recognition highlights BNU’s commitment to promoting applied learning and collaborative innovation. The students’ success underscores the School of Computer and IT’s dedication to preparing learners with real-world competencies and empowering them to make meaningful contributions to the technology sector.
