Brac University Computer Club Epoch Shift - Panel Transition Ceremony

BRAC University Computer Club (BUCC) officially arranged the Epoch Shift - Panel Transition Ceremony on 17 February 2026. This program was conducted with a view to transferring the responsibility from existing panel members to the upcoming ones. 

The programme was hosted by two Senior Executives of the BRAC University Computer Club, Rakat E Jannat Raka from Event Management and Ishtiaque Rafee from the Communications and Marketing department. Following a brief overview of the event’s objectives, the ceremony commenced with a video presentation featuring the former Directors and Assistant Directors representing each department of the BRAC University Computer Club. 

The event began with the Honourable guest and Registrar of BRAC University, Dr. David Dowland, who was warmly welcomed by the anchors. He shared his key insights, highlighting the club’s potential to represent BRAC University at a global standard. Shortly after, the long-awaited moment came as the Directors and Assistant Directors from each department, one after another, took the stage sequentially to announce the promotions in their respective departments. In this segment, General Members were promoted to Executives while Executives were promoted to Senior Executives.

The final part of the event featured speeches from the General Secretary, Ishrak Hamim; Treasurer, Affan Hossain; Vice President, Sumaya Prokriti; and President, Istiak Shuvo. They admired the opportunity to be present there and spoke about career opportunities, unity, and professional growth. After their speech,  the new panel video was presented, showcasing the upcoming leaders of this club. A token of appreciation came for the existing leaders from the new ones then. 

The program concluded with showcasing an interactive website, which was made by some dedicated members of the newly appointed panel 2026, that portrayed the club's journey of the 25’s panel and their achievements.

BUCC Majlis-E-Iftar 2026

On 28ᵗʰ February, 2026, after a long year of waiting, the most awaited gathering of the year has finally graced the BUCC (Brac University Computer Club) family: BUCC Majlis-E-Iftar finally. This Holy Ramadan not only blessed the evening with a profound sense of gratitude but also brought current club members and alumni under a roof as well.  

The event started at 5 PM. The members of the club and respected alumni gathered in the Cafeteria of BRAC University. One of our respected faculty members, Ateya Ahmed Subarna ma'am was also present at the event. A team of volunteers gave invitation cards and served iftar on the tables. The iftar was organized with careful consideration of traditional cuisine. New club members were introduced to alumni from their respective departments. The exchange of stories and guidance helped to build a solid bond between the club members. As Magrib approached, all broke their fast together with gratitude, after which the group engaged in conversations and gathered together to take group photos, making it a memorable experience.

𝑳𝒊𝒏𝒈𝒖𝒂 𝑳𝒆𝒂𝒑, 𝑪𝒍𝒖𝒃 𝒇𝒂𝒊𝒓 𝑺𝒑𝒓𝒊𝒏𝒈 2026

The language of computing has just been spoken! Lingua Leap, Club Fair Spring 2026 was more than just a club fair; it became a vibrant hub where curiosity met opportunity and students discovered communities that match their passions. From exploring new ideas to meeting inspiring people, the event created a space where connections truly mattered.BRAC University Computer Club (BUCC) proudly stood among the participants, sharing our vision, engaging with enthusiastic students, and welcoming those who are ready to learn, innovate, and grow with us.Because every great journey begins with a single step.

AI vs AI: The Future of Cyber Defence

Mahir Dyan

Executive, Human Resources

In today’s world, technology is deeply integrated into daily life. From communication and education to banking and government, digital systems play a vital role. As dependence on technology increases, cybersecurity has become a global priority. It focuses on protecting networks, software, and sensitive data from unauthorized access and cyberattacks.

In the past, cybersecurity was a quiet struggle between skilled experts and attackers. However, the rise of artificial intelligence, especially large language models, is changing this landscape. Experts now imagine a future where artificial intelligence both protects systems and helps attack them.This has led to what many call an AI versus AI scenario. Intelligent systems can monitor networks, detect unusual activity, and respond to threats in real time. At the same time, malicious actors may use artificial intelligence to find vulnerabilities and exploit them. Tasks that once required teams of experts may now be automated by fast and powerful systems.Artificial intelligence offers significant advantages in cybersecurity. Modern systems generate vast amounts of data every second, making it difficult for humans to analyse everything. Artificial intelligence can process this data quickly and identify hidden patterns, helping detect threats early. It can also assist in analysing system logs, summarising threat reports, and improving response time.

Generative artificial intelligence also helps developers create more secure software. It can analyse code, identify weaknesses, and suggest safer practices. This allows organisations to strengthen their systems before attackers can exploit them.However, these benefits come with risks. The same technology can be misused. Artificial intelligence can generate phishing messages, automate attacks, and create harmful programs. This reduces the level of expertise needed to carry out cyberattacks and increases potential threats.

Another concern is the vulnerability of artificial intelligence itself. Techniques such as prompt injection can manipulate systems into leaking information or ignoring safeguards. As artificial intelligence becomes more connected to important systems, these risks may have serious consequences.As artificial intelligence continues to evolve, cybersecurity may become a competition between intelligent systems. Defensive systems will work to predict and prevent attacks, while offensive systems will attempt to bypass protections.

From a personal perspective, this future is both promising and concerning. Artificial intelligence is a powerful tool, but it should not replace human expertise. Skilled professionals are still necessary to guide and control these technologies responsibly. In the end, the future of cybersecurity depends on how artificial intelligence is managed. If used carefully, it can create a safer digital environment. If not, it may introduce new challenges and risks.

Progression of Science with AI, Multidimensional Phones, and Quantum Computing

Tasfia Mashiat

Executive,  Press Release and Publications

The future of technology is no longer a distant idea. It is unfolding right before us through artificial intelligence, advanced smartphones, and breakthroughs in quantum computing. Every day, these innovations are reshaping how we communicate, work, and experience the world. ChatGPT now connects over a billion users each week, proving AI has become a part of everyday life. Meanwhile, new quantum computing breakthroughs from China hint that the era of true quantum advantage is closer than ever. Futuristic smartphones like Google’s Pixel 10, HONOR’s Magic V6, and Samsung’s Galaxy S26 are not just smarter; they are redefining what a phone can do, while emerging concepts such as Robot Phones show that our devices may soon act as intelligent assistants, not just communication tools.

The rapid advancement of artificial intelligence has already transformed how we interact with technology. AI-powered tools can now assist in daily tasks, improve productivity, and even help people make smarter decisions. ChatGPT reaching a billion weekly users is a clear indicator that AI is no longer experimental; it is mainstream. From learning and research to content creation and problem-solving, AI has become an integral part of our daily routines.

Quantum computing, once a theoretical concept, is now demonstrating real-world potential. China’s latest quantum computers have outperformed classical supercomputers, signaling that we are nearing a true quantum advantage. This breakthrough promises faster data processing, unprecedented computational power, and the potential to solve problems that were previously thought impossible. Smartphones are also evolving beyond traditional limits. Foldable devices like the Pixel 10 and HONOR Magic V6 combine durability with innovation, while the Galaxy S26 leverages AI to enhance photography and user experience. Robot Phones take this a step further by acting as intelligent assistants, helping users with tasks and personal management, blurring the line between phone and personal companion.

These advancements are not isolated. They represent a convergence of technologies shaping a new era. Devices are becoming more capable, AI is integrated into everyday life, and quantum computing is opening new frontiers. Together, these innovations are redefining what technology can do and how it impacts our daily lives.

As we witness these rapid changes, one thing is clear: the pace of technological evolution shows no signs of slowing down. The integration of AI, multidimensional smartphones, and quantum computing is not just enhancing our gadgets; it is transforming the world itself. The future is here, and it promises smarter, faster, and more connected experiences for everyone.

Governing Body

G M Jubayer Zaman

General Secretary

Executive Body

Anika Salsabil

Director, Press Release and Publications