Wednesday 3 May 2017

Societies at FAST

Numerous number of societies are working in all campuses of FAST-NU to promote professional skills and to provide teamwork experience. Among all the prominent ones are ACM, IEEE, Sportics and ASCE. First, ACM-NUCES student chapter has a rich legacy of organizing and hosting international, national and local competitions in the fields of software project, software quiz, programming and gaming. In doing so, it has received participants from most countries in the region, and from all major educational institutions in Pakistan. 

The successful holding and completion of these events has only added to the growing fame of NUCES-ACM as being the premier ACM Chapter in the country. Second, IEEE is the world’s largest professional association dedicated to advancing technological innovation and excellence for the benefit of humanity. IEEE and its members inspire a global community through IEEE’s highly cited publications, conferences, technology standards, and professional and educational activities. 


Furthermore, Sportics is one of the most popular and energetic societies in FAST. It organizes sport events which include indoor games like Chess, Checkers and Table Tennis and outdoor games like Throw ball, Volleyball, cricket and Basketball. Sportics has the credit of hosting the first ever inter-university tournament for throw ball, volley ball, foot ball and cricket at FAST under the title of  Unilympics. Sportics has the mission to keep the sports-man spirit alive in all the FASTian geeks! Finally, ASCE-NUCES is the student chapter of American Society of Civil Engineers( ASCE ) in Pakistan at FAST NUCES Lahore. The aim of this chapter is to make students aware of the developments in the field of engineering, specifically civil engineering, around the globe, to provide them with a platform for grooming and growth and one through which they may communicate and learn from their foreign counterparts. It conclude that the societies at FAST are working well for the development and awareness of IT among students to increase their appetite of technology.

By: Muhammad Usman

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