SLIIT wins gold and silver medals in NBQSA

Posted 29th September 2007 | View Comments

Two fourth year projects of Sri Lanka Institute of Information Technology ( SLIIT ) has won the gold medal and the silver medal in the National Best Quality Software Awards ( NBQSA ). For the final six three projects from SLIIT were selected along with three from University of Moratuwa (UM). For SLIIT to emerge winners after competing with established universities like is a great achievement. This highlights the fact that SLIIT has come a long way in a short period of time and SLIIT student can held their own against the best. Congratulations to the winners and lets hope SLIIT can keep up the good work.

Post Title: SLIIT wins gold and silver medals in NBQSA
Author: Nishadha
Posted: 29th September 2007
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