We are excited to announce the winners of this year's first and second year best industry projects, which were awarded by the British Computer Society (BCS) North London and UCL Computer Science last Friday.
The best industry project awards recognise the achievements of the top 15 students in two computer science subjects (COMP103P and COMP205P), which enable students to engage in industry projects with real-world clients.
Congratulations to the winners, who are as follows:
COMP103P Apps Development:
Andrei Margeloiu
Rares Dolga
Kiran Gopinathan
Charaka Abeywickrama
Oscar King
Georgia Preda
Miquel Rigo Vidal
Federico Vignati
Andrei Popa
Wanyue Zhang
Gavin Shek
Stefanos Evripidou
Carlo Winkelhake
Francesco Benintende
Anthony Cheng
COMP205P Proof of Concepts in Systems Engineering:
Timur Kuzhagaliyev
Marco Rudilosso
Mohammad Afsharmoqaddam
Janos Potecki
Marti Serra Vivancos
Marc Ag Bourdeau De Fontenay
Fraser Savage
Jas Semrl
Sadir Abdul Hadi
Matineh Akhlaghinia
Mary Conde
Connor Daly
Sheue Ns Ong
Raymond Rj Tan
Raja Upadhyay
COMP103P and COMP205P students at the award ceremony on Friday 27 October 2017.
Each year, undergraduate students at the Department of Computer Science undertake a series of real-world projects as part of their course. These projects enable students to develop their taught theory further based on their level of study; by working with clients across the university, with regional hospitals and research groups, as well as with major industry sectors.
In line with the values of the BCS, the real-world nature of the experience gives them a first-hand view of team, time, client and project management, as well as introducing them to the nuances of software development processes in practice.
This enhances the academic calibre of our students; especially in readying them for internships and work experience, entrepreneurship growth and further research.
For more information on student industry projects at the Department of Computer Science visit www.ixn.org.uk.
The next departmental deadline for upcoming UG industry project requests is 10 December 2017. Please contact Dr Yun Fu or Dr Dean Mohamedally for more information.
