::: Webinar with Professor Dr. Mohammad Kaykobad ::: [Learn with Experts Webinar Series]
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IEEE Brac University Student Branch - is presenting to you the prominent computer scientist, educator, author, columnist and the pioneer of Bangladesh Mathematical Olympiad, who is none other than Professor Dr. Mohammad Kaykobad. It is our immense pleasure to have him among us as the speaker of the Webinar Series named “Learn from the Xperts”. He is going to give a talk on this topic “Research and Co-Curricular Activities”.
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Research and Co-Curricular Activities - Speaker
Dr. Mohammad Kaykobad - Schedule
9th July, 2020, 8.00 PM [GMT +6.00]
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Professor Dr. Mohammad Kaykobad of Brac University
Research and Co-Curricular Activities
Every single activity in institutions plays a significant role in the development of students. Co-curricular activities are an essential part of education life and help in enhancing the learning process of students. These activities are compulsory activities which are important for every student to participate. They are designed and balanced with academic curriculum so that every student gets to learn beyond subjects. Co-curricular activities are meant to bring social skills, intellectual skills, moral values, personality progress and character appeal in students. Same as in Research work, the main purpose is to get deep into the topic so that something helpful can churn out. Moreover, it helps to provide the best of the solution to some of the world problems and also to enhance our knowledge. Another thing are the questions that arise one after the other. These questions usually lead to new ideas, revisions, and improvements. All these, in turn, will be very helpful in the research process making data more effective and useful.
Biography:
Dr. Mohammad Kaykobad is a full time Prof. of Department of Computer Science and Engineering under BRAC University and a former Prof. of CSE department, BUET, since 1997. He had served as the head of CSE department, BUET during 1996-1999. He received M.S. (Hons.) degree in Engineering from OMEI renamed as Odessa State Maritime University, M.Eng. from AIT and PhD from Flinders University of South Australia. Dr. Kaykobad is a fellow of Bangladesh Academy of Sciences. He has written over 40 research papers in International Journals. Dr. Kaykobad was a visiting Professor at various universities in India, South Korea, Hong Kong and Australia. In 2005 the President of Bangladesh presented him with the Gold Medal awarded by Bangladesh Computer Society for his contribution to computer programming culture in the country. In 2006 Dr. Kaykobad won the BAS Gold Medal for Physical sciences in the senior group. He has been a pioneer in introducing Olympiads in Bangladesh. Dr. Kaykobad received the outstanding coach award of ACM ICPC in 2002 at Honolulu, Hawaii and the Senior Coach Award at St. Petersburg, Russia in 2013. Mohammad Kaykobad is a computer scientist, educator, author and columnist from Bangladesh. Along with Muhammed Zafar Iqbal, he started the National Mathematics Olympiad in Bangladesh.
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