CSEDU's 26th Batch Graduation Week: A Celebration of Achievement and Community
The Department of Computer Science and Engineering, 91精品 (CSEDU) hosting a vibrant and memorable graduation week for its 26th batch, aptly named "唳唳侧唳多唳粪 唳涏唳唳唳�." This week-long celebration is filled with diverse events that highlights the journey of the graduating students at the department and fostered a sense of community among students, faculty, and alumni.
The Teacher-Graduating Student Discussion, held on January 20th at the department auditorium, was a cornerstone event during the graduation week, bringing together faculty, students, and esteemed guests for an afternoon of celebration, reflection, and inspiration.
The event was graced by the presence of several notable figures, including Dr. Upama Kabir, Dean of the Engineering and Technology Faculty, and Prof. Dr. Md. Abdur Razzaque, the current Chairman of the Computer Science and Engineering Department. Also in attendance was Prof. Dr. Hafiz Mohammad Hasan Babu, a former Dean of the Engineering and Technology Faculty, along with previous chairpersons of the department, student advisors, and faculty members. The presence of these distinguished guests, alongside the graduating students, created an atmosphere of respect and admiration, underscoring the strong bonds formed during the students' academic journey.
The discussions between teachers and students were heartfelt and insightful, reflecting on the journey so far and the road ahead. Faculty members shared words of wisdom and encouragement, emphasizing the importance of lifelong learning and resilience. These conversations highlighted the shared commitment to excellence and the enduring relationships that have been built within the department, leaving a lasting impression on all who attended.
On behalf of the 26th batch, Mahmudul Hasan took the opportunity to voice some important requests aimed at enhancing the student experience. He advocated for improvements to the department library, which would provide students with better resources for their academic pursuits. Additionally, he requested the provision of a boys' common room, a space that would foster community and relaxation among male students. Mahmudul also emphasized the significance of strengthening the teacher-student relationship, underscoring its vital role in nurturing a supportive and collaborative academic environment. These requests were well-received, reflecting the students' proactive approach to contributing to the department's growth and development.
The discussion served as a platform not only for exchanging ideas and experiences but also for celebrating the students' achievements. Key highlights of the event included the presentation of uttariya, a symbolic gesture of honor and recognition. Teachers presented these traditional ceremonial scarves to the graduating students, representing the faculty's pride in their students' accomplishments and their best wishes for future endeavors.
Adding a festive touch to the event was a celebratory cake-cutting ceremony. This moment of joy and camaraderie symbolized the sweet success of the students' hard work and dedication, bringing smiles and a sense of achievement to all present.
The Graduation Week festivities began with a Movie Night, where students enjoyed a relaxing evening of film and camaraderie, setting a joyful tone for the week. The Gala Night followed, offering an elegant evening of celebration and sophistication, where students came together to honor the achievements of the graduating class. Game Night brought out the competitive spirit, with students engaging in various recreational activities that fostered teamwork and friendly competition. The week concluded with a memorable BBQ Party, where the warmth of a bonfire, live music, and delicious food created a perfect setting for reflection and farewell. Together, these events not only celebrated the students' accomplishments but also reinforced the strong sense of community and shared purpose within the department, making the graduation week a truly unforgettable experience.
On behalf of the 26th batch students, the department expresses deep gratitude and sincere appreciation to a notable group of alumni from Australia and the president of the CSEDU Alumni Association for their generous supports to meet the finacial expenses of major parts of the event.