Hello, dear students! 👋
We’re planning several exciting activities ahead and need your input to organize everything effectively.

As Promised! 🚀

Great news for all Cyber Security students! 🔐
We’ve partnered with a company that’s offering paid internship opportunities for students from our campus — and that’s not all!

They’re also providing paid training courses worth over $300 for selected students! 💰

If you are cyber student and interested write #interessted in the comments

Please spread the word to every cyber security student you know — share it in your class groups and with your friends.
Registration will open very soon, and more opportunities for other departments (development based ) are coming!! so stay tuned and don’t miss out! 👀

🚀 Want to level up your coding journey?

Check out roadmap.sh it’s like Google Maps for your tech career! 🗺
Whether you’re into web dev, AI, DevOps, or cybersecurity, it shows you the exact steps, tools, and skills you need from beginner to pro.

Perfect for anyone who’s tired of “where do I start?” roadmap.sh gives you the direction, you just bring the dedication. 💪

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🚨 AWS Free Tier Just Got a Major Upgrade!
📅 Released: July 15, 2025

Amazon just made it easier (and faster) to build apps, bots, APIs, and more — with stronger EC2 instances now free for new users! ⚡️

🔁 Before (Old Free Tier — Accounts created *before* July 15):
✅ t3.micro
✅ t2.micro (750 hrs/month for 12 months)


⚡️ After (New Free Tier — Accounts created *on or after July 15):
🎁 Get $100 in credits or 6 months free, including:
✅ t3.micro
✅ t3.small
✅ t4g.micro (Graviton = high perf ARM)
✅ t4g.small
✅ c7i-flex.large (Compute optimized 💥)
✅ m7i-flex.large (General purpose 💪)
🧠 More CPU, RAM, and flexibility to build real apps without limits.


Important:
🔓 These new free instances are only available to accounts created after July 15, 2025.
If you already have an AWS account, you’re still eligible for the classic Free Tier (t2.micro).

🔗 Start fresh or learn more → aws.amazon.com/free
⚠️ You need to have credit card for this (no balance needed). you can use Bybit Card
#AWS #EC2

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"𝗧𝗮𝗹𝗸 𝗶𝘀 𝗰𝗵𝗲𝗮𝗽. 𝗦𝗵𝗼𝘄 𝗺𝗲 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝗰𝗼𝗱𝗲." - Linus Torvalds - (Founder of Linux 💀)
And what truly matters in TECH is your coding expertise and the real-world problems your solutions conquer.🔥

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📢 Calling All Learners and Teachers—EdueraSkills (EdueraSkills.com) is Now Open!

Tired of wasting hours on random YouTube tutorials, fake “gurus,” and confusing roadmaps that never really get you anywhere? We’ve all been there. That’s exactly why we built EdueraSkills.com —to help People learn real skills like Python, Machine Learning, Python Libraries and others.

New to Computer and Technology world? We have got you visit our introduction to computer and Technology course.

Why EdueraSkills?

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✅ Learn From Local Instructors who will understand the circumstances to teach.
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For more Contact Us or join our Channel

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Hello Dear Computing Students 👋🏻

We’ve noticed that many passionate and dedicated students still don’t have access to a personal computer, even though they have the potential to achieve great things. 💻

After some discussion, we’re exploring a plan to provide lab computer access — one computer per dedicated student — since there are several idle yet active systems available in our labs.

We can’t promise anything yet, as this needs approval from higher authorities, but your input is crucial to make it happen.

👉 Please share this with all computing classes and vote honestly if you genuinely need computer access.
Your responses will directly impact our decision and help us move forward.

⚠️ Note: Only students from the Computing Faculty should vote!

🚀 The Web Revolution: Web1 → Web2 → Web3

The internet has come a long way, and each stage feels like its own revolution:

🌐 Web1 – The Read-Only Web (1990s):
Back then, the internet was like a giant library. You could read websites, learn stuff, but interaction was limited. Think static pages, dial-up, and “just looking” online.
Key technologies/languages: HTML, CSS, basic JavaScript.

🖥 Web2 – The Social Web (2000s–Now):
Then came Web2: interactive, social, and full of apps. You could post, share, shop, and stream. But here’s the catch—big platforms controlled our data, our content, and even our online identity. We were users, but not owners.
Key technologies/languages: JavaScript (React, Angular, Node.js), Python (Django, Flask), PHP, SQL, Java, Swift/Kotlin (mobile apps).

💎 Web3 – The Ownership Web (Future?):
Now, Web3 is trying to give power back to you. Imagine owning your digital content, having your identity securely yours, and participating in apps where you actually earn value. No middlemen, more control, and true decentralization.
Key technologies/languages: Solidity, Rust, JavaScript/TypeScript (for dApps), Python, Go, smart contract frameworks like Hardhat and Anchor.

The exciting part? We’re living through the transition. Web3 is still young, but it promises a more fair, open, and user-driven internet.

🔥 Thought: Each phase of the web built on the previous one. Will Web3 completely replace Web2? Maybe, but even if it doesn’t, it will definitely change the game forever.

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