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Inter college Software Competition
'National Inter-College Software Competition 2002’ was jointly
organized by National College of Technical Sciences (NCTS) and National
College of Engineering (NCE) in the month of Bhadra. The aim of this
competition is to develop programming skill and team work in the college
students.
Students from higher secondary and under graduate level participated in
the competition.
In the Bachelor’s Group, Kantipur City College and Don Bosco College
jointly won the first prize for ‘Nagad Panch Lakh’ (Visual Basic 6) and
‘NetWatch’ (Java, MS Access) respectively. As there were two groups in the
first position, the second position was not announced. And, the third
prize winner was Apex College for ‘Payroll Mirror’ (Visual Basic 6.) The
consolation prizes were given to IOE, Pulchowk Campus, Cyber College,
Campion College and NCTS for ‘Power Pack’ (C/C++), ‘Simulator’ (C/C++),
‘Game of Ludo’ (C++ Builder), and ‘Institute Management System’ (Oracle
Developer.)
In the Intermediate Group, the first and the third prizes went to Viswa
Niketan Science Campus for ‘The Diary’ (Visual Studio 5) and ‘Funcards’
(Q-Basic) respectively, the second prize to KIST for ‘MP3 Player’ (Visual
Basic 6), and the consolation prize to VS Niketan College for ‘Chemical
Balance’ (JavaScript/html.)
31 students from 7 colleges took part in the competition, and Honorable
State Minister Mr. Bhakta Bahadur Balayr was the chief guest of the
program.
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Business Process Outsourcing
Computer Association of Nepal organized a Presentation on 'Business
Process Outsourcing' (BPO) by Mr. Sujay Chohan, Group Vice President,
Gartner Asis Pacific on 1st October, 2002, Tuesday. The session was
chaired by Mr. Lochan Lal Amatya, President, CAN and Mr. Sanjib Raj
Bhandari, former President, CAN was the Chief Guest. Mr. Bimal Kumar
Sharma, Founder President, CAN, Mr.Dayaram B. Shrestha, Joint Secretary,
Ministry of Science & Technology, Mr. Deepak Raj Kafle, Director,
Securities Board, Mr. K. Manandhar, Member Secretary, RONAST, Mr. C. L.
Joshi, General Manager, NPEDC and other distinguished guests were also
present during the program.
Speaking in the program, Mr. Chohan said that the Nepal has high
potentiality for the Business Process Outsourcing. Garnter Inc. is a
research & advisory firm that helps more than 10,500 clients to understand
technology and derive business growth. He also expressed that in complex,
sophisticated service needs of business, Gartner Inc. is willing to work
together with the private sector to make feasibility study to grow
competitive capability with the new strategy of Business Process
Outsourcing. Mr. Chohan also pointed out that since there is not the lack
of human resources in Nepal, Business Process Outsourcing will be
appropriate.
Having the worldwide transaction of one billion dollar per year, the
company provides appropriate consultancy service and suggestions to the
private sector. Speaking on the occasion, Mr. Pawan Tuldhar, Executive
Committee Member, CAN said that Business Process Outsourcing is a new
concept for Nepal and such a business has high potential.
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