With a vision to cater to students with a knack for mobile application development at the university level, Nokia Pakistan and djuice conducted a 'Developer Workshop' at NED University which focused on imparting training to the students on S40 devices.
It was for the first time that Nokia Pakistan conducted a developer workshop solely for students at a university. The venue for the workshop was Computer and Information Systems Engineering Department where the trainer Syed Faraz Ahmed from Lakson Business Solutions shared details of the development tools available to develop mobile apps for S40 devices and gave hands-on training to participants.
Expressing her views, Rabia Azfar Nizami, Business Development Manager EDX, Near East, Nokia said, "I appreciate the interest level of NED University's students to learn and excel in their chosen field. Nokia has been organising these kinds of workshops for the developers in Pakistan for the past one year and it is for the first time that it was being solely organised for students. Nokia partnered with djuice and P@SHA to offer training for S40 platform and the workshop was geared towards channelizing the strength of these students and providing them a rich bundle of resources to develop more locally relevant mobile apps for S40 devices, which are most popular among the masses in our country." At the workshop's conclusion, certificates were distributed among all the participating students. Ms Nida Siddiqui was awarded a Nokia Asha 200 for her excellent performance in the workshop while Yasir Tahir and Shayan Rais, both were awarded a djuice connection & Internet bundle by Ammar Waheed, Assistant Manager Content, Product Development, djuice.-PR
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