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But Unfortunately he is now suffering from Aplastic Anemia. It is deadly. The treatment is bone marrow transplantation. He is now admitted in Vellore Hospital, Chennai, India...

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It’s a great pleasure to announce that, the “Tapash Memorial Scholarship” program has been started. It’s a long awaiting event from First Batch Students of SUST CS.

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The first scholars are:

1. Nantu Chandra Das --- Reg. No. 2002331042--- Sem 3/2
2. Md. Golam Faroque Sarkar--- Reg. No. 2003331014--- Sem 2/2
3. Md. Al-Amin Sharker---Reg no. 2004331099--- Sem 2/1

Thanks to the committee member; Shamsul Alam (Dept. Head IIUC), Kamruzzaman Shahin (USA) and Dr. Shahidur Rahman (Associate Prof. SUST)…to make the dream come true.

Also thanks to the CSE Society to give their full support.

Thanks to All First batch students who contributed so far to the First Batch Fund. Hope the fund will be enriched more in near future.

Contribution to this fund is open for all. Anybody can contribute to this fund to continue the scholarship program long time.

Regards.

We are very glad to let you know that Muztaba Fuad, 1st Batch ECS, SUST, successfully finished his PhD defense and from now on can be addressed as Dr. Muztaba Fuad.

Congratulation him on his great success!!! He also accepted a tenure track assistant professor position in Winston-Salem state university in North Carolina. He is starting his teaching career in USA from this fall.

We wish his a superb Carrier.

Hi all,
Just got the looong-expected phone call from Microsoft. Yes, they offered me an internship for summer 2007 (mid June to mid September). I interviewed with them yesterday (March 5) at Microsoft Headquarters in Seattle, Washington. I had a total of 5 interviews throughout the day - 4 technical 1 non-technical. Of the 4 technical interviewers, 2 were from the Networking group and 2 were from the Windows Core Fundamentals group. Fortunately, now both groups want me! I will be deciding the group to join in the next couple days (I am thinking of the Networking group).

I am so excited! Let me tell you briefly how it all happened: