Turkmenistan olympiad: Quetta student earns gold medal
The competition was held among students from 45 countries who presented 150 projects in the Olympiad.
ISLAMABAD:
A Pakistani student from Balochistan has bagged a gold medal in an international contest held in Turkmenistan defeating all the participants.
Ubaidullah, son of Haji Talib Din, a rice trader, is a class nine student of Pak-Turk International Schools and Colleges in Quetta. He received a gold medal from the International Computer Project Olympiad (ICPO)held in Turkmenistan.
The competition was held among students from 45 countries who presented one hundred and fifty projects in the Olympiad. Ubaidullah’s project was a Plant Automation System.
His project, named ‘P-Bot’ aims to save plants in cold-flame or greenhouse setting, especially engineered for someone who wants to protect their plants at home during extreme weather and changing seasons.
Published in The Express Tribune, September 22nd, 2012.
A Pakistani student from Balochistan has bagged a gold medal in an international contest held in Turkmenistan defeating all the participants.
Ubaidullah, son of Haji Talib Din, a rice trader, is a class nine student of Pak-Turk International Schools and Colleges in Quetta. He received a gold medal from the International Computer Project Olympiad (ICPO)held in Turkmenistan.
The competition was held among students from 45 countries who presented one hundred and fifty projects in the Olympiad. Ubaidullah’s project was a Plant Automation System.
His project, named ‘P-Bot’ aims to save plants in cold-flame or greenhouse setting, especially engineered for someone who wants to protect their plants at home during extreme weather and changing seasons.
Published in The Express Tribune, September 22nd, 2012.