COS 301 project prizes
Posted by nvanrooyen on Wed 08 Nov 2017, 17:07:53 Wed 08 Nov 2017, 17:07:53
The Department of Computer Science would like to congratulate the winners of the COS 301 project prizes:
| Company | Prize | Team |
| EPI-USE Labs | Innovation | The Inevitibles |
| Kindle Technologies | Fit for Purpose | The Inevitibles |
| EOH: A microsoft Partner | User Experience | Loop |
| GEW | Software Engineering Excellence | Java the Hutts |
| Qode Health (Pty) Ltd | Tripple Bottom Line | Loop |
| Entelect | Architectural Awareness | HackSlash |
| Retrorabbit | Algorithmic Innovation | Imperium |
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