IBA Hosts Project Pitching Workshop for Students

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School of Mathematics & Computer Science at the Institute of Business Administration (IBA) is set to host an exclusive workshop on project pitching for final-year computer science students. 

The workshop, titled “Pitch Perfect: Mastering the Art of Selling Your Project,” will take place on September 25, 2024, from 4 PM to 6 PM at the Event Hall on the IBA Main Campus in Karachi.

The workshop will feature Mr. Safeer-e-Hussain and Ali Mujtaba, the co-founders of Digital Eggheads, who will share their expertise on effective project pitching. The event aims to equip students with the necessary skills to confidently present their project ideas and transform their visions into reality.

By bridging the skill gap between academia and industry, the workshop aims to make IBA computer science graduates highly valuable assets for the job market.

The event is expected to provide students with practical insights and guidance on crafting compelling pitches, tailoring presentations to different audiences, and handling questions and feedback effectively.

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