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Bangladesh Karmochari Kalyan Board Bhaban
(BRAC University, 2023-12) Rafsunjani, Fakir Abdullah Ahmed; Nobi, Abul Fazal Mahmudun; Bhuiyan, MD. Samiur Rahman; Ahmed, Iftekhar; Department of Architecture
The “Kormochari Kalyan Board” is a government organization that works for the welfare of the government employees. This board needed a iconic 30 storey building to have their office and also spaces that can create economy for the board. Concept of the design was to make vertical green spaces and terraces that can hold greens. The site is located in Dilkusha , Motijheel which is a major commercial zone in Dhaka. Surrounding of the site has multiple landmarks around it such as the national mosque Baitul Mukarram and the national stadium. The idea of the design was to keep the podium accessible for the crowd of the site surrounding and to incorporate accessible terraces to have breathing spaces on the office spaces .
Business analyst intern of Inovace Technologies Ltd.
(BRAC University, 2026-01) Sayeema, Jannatul Ferdous; Kowsar, Sahib; Department of Computer Science and Engineering
Together with my internship engagement in Inovace Technologies Ltd. I gained skills
to make decisions basing on the data and conducting an operational analysis as well
as create business procedures that will be used to grow a SaaS and IoT-based enterprise.
I received an opportunity to complete daily analytical assignments such as the
development of structured documents, exploring sales and growth KPIs, processing
CRM data, and preparing pitch decks and internal investment memorandum in favor
of potential investors. I also worked on other day-to-day analysis tasks, such
as generating reports, market research, and working on cross-functional teams to
improve our data pipelines. I needed to acquire new analytical instruments, learn
how to coordinate more complicated business operations, and transform raw data
into actionable knowledge with the least oversight. I learned that it requires tackling
problems effectively and performing independent research to be always up-to-date,
meet the deadlines, and keep up with the new systems, all being able to manage a
significant amount of analytical tasks. These difficulties compelled me to be disciplined,
flexible and critical in my thinking. The experience in this case taught me
the importance of addressing real-life issues during the process of business analysis.
KPIs, lead funnels, persona analysis, and operational data allowed me to relate
classroom theory with a real-life situation. On the whole, the internship was an
experience that actually helped me to consider how data can be used to make the
strategic decisions in the business with a focus on technologies, and train both my
analytical and communication skills in practice.
Understanding IT operations in the banking sector: internship at Agrani Bank PLC. IT department
(BRAC University, 2026-02) Muhtashimah, Samihat; Rahman, Rafeed; Department of Computer Science and Engineering
An outline of my three-month internship at Agrani Bank PLC’s Information Technology
(IT) Department is provided in this report. The goal of the internship was to
impart useful knowledge about how IT oversees and supports banking operations. I
saw a variety of IT operations during this time, including data management, software
support, network security, and system maintenance. Additionally, I learned
about cybersecurity procedures, the core banking system (CBS), and the function
of IT in guaranteeing efficient transaction processing and digital banking services,
such as online banking, ATM services, and mobile banking apps.
My understanding of how IT supports data security, operational effectiveness, and
better customer service in the banking industry has improved as a result of my internship.
It also shed light on how IT departments maintain system uptime, oversee
network infrastructure, and fix technical problems to guarantee continuous banking
services. All things considered, this internship expanded my understanding of banking
IT architecture and increased my desire to work in digital banking systems and
banking technology.
Software engineering internship at Datasoft Systems Bangladesh Limited
(BRAC University, 2026-01) Murshed, MD. Shadman; Rahman, Rafeed; Department of Computer Science and Engineering
This report documents a comprehensive software engineering internship at Data-
Soft Systems Bangladesh Limited. This internship involved the development of
two primary projects, one is Training PRO and other is DocuCraft Pro. Training
PRO is an asynchronous Learning Management System (LMS) that uses Redis for
real time progress tracking across various media formats. DocuCraft Pro is an advanced
document processing tool which provides multi-method architecture like No
OCR, Tesseract based OCR and GenAI based extraction to handle the complex
structure of Bangla documents, specifically converting Bijoy encoding into standard
Unicode. Beside the projects, the internship experience included working with the
Business Analyst team, gaining Software Quality Assurance (SQA) knowledge and
exploring Android development with Java. Technical exposure was also included
with DevOps,Docker, CI/CD pipelines and Nginx for load balancing. Throughout
the internship, technical challenges for example facing API limits, handling complex
PowerPoint structures are overcome through resourceful engineering. The internship
helps the transition from theoretical academic knowledge to professional industry
oriented real world full stack development, AI and API integration and collaborative
software engineering within an Agile environment.
Software engineering internship at Cefalo Bangladesh Ltd.
(BRAC University, 2026-02) Tahmid, Md Tasin; Hossain, Muhammad Iqbal; Department of Computer Science and Engineering
This internship report provides an overview of the experiences, challenges, and learnings
during a software engineering internship at Cefalo Bangladesh Ltd. During the
six-month internship, which ran from September 4, 2023, to March 4, 2024, I actively
participated in creating a web-based blog application. This was a kind of demonstration
project for learning the fundamentals of web programming. More specifically,
learning front-end and back-end development, unit testing, and database integration
while adhering to industry standards and best practices were the main goals.
The report begins with an introduction I explained about the internship and the
objective of the internship. The objective explains the whole plan for the six months
time period and the learning progess accordingly. Then it continues with explaining
the only project done in the time period. First of all, I explained what kind of
project did I work on, what are the functionalities of that project and what tools and
technologies I used to build that project. Then the report continues with explaining
the implementation of the Blog Application. The project Implementation section is
boken down further into three sections; they are the design of the Database, The
design of fucntionalities of API and the API Endpoint testing using postman. Each
section have their own diagrams or figure to explain their content properly. At
last, the report concludes with a summary of key takeaways, highlighting the value
gained from the internship experience and its contribution to the intern’s academic
and professional development.