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Understanding Contribution Metrics
Number of Commits
The total number of code commits made by the contributor. Each commit represents a saved change to the codebase.
Lines Added
The total number of lines of code added to the codebase by the contributor across all their commits.
Lines Deleted
The total number of lines of code removed from the codebase by the contributor. This includes code refactoring, cleanup, and feature removal.
Contribution Metrics: Each contributor's work is measured by their commits, lines of code added, and lines deleted. These metrics reflect the scope of their contributions, but every contribution—regardless of size—is valuable to the project's success.
Course-Based Development
The Experimental Phase (Historical Context)
This project traces its conceptual origins to CSE 302: Object-Oriented Programming II: Lab, under the instruction of Durjoy Mistry. We acknowledge the students of the initial cohort for their participation in an exploratory departmental system project. Their engagement served as a valuable case study in identifying system requirements and user-flow challenges within an academic framework.
Notice of Discontinuation and Intellectual Property Boundary
It is formally noted that the initial academic project—constrained by a four-month timeframe—remained incomplete and was never moved to a functional or deployment-ready state. Following the conclusion of the academic term, that project was formally discontinued. No source code, logic, or architectural assets from that period were carried forward into the current system.
Commendation of Initial Participants
Heartfelt commendation is extended to the students of the original lab session. Their early enthusiasm and creative curiosity planted the seed that inspired the current development team to pursue this professional-grade solution. While the final product is not their technical work, their contribution shines as a source of community inspiration and a spark that set the project in motion.
— Durjoy Mistry, Instructor of CSE 302: Object-Oriented Programming II: Lab
Tahiya Zareen Hiya
Tahiya Zareen Hiya
Frontend Development of the whole project
"I felt really excited and honored to be part of this journey. I'm really thankful to Durjoy sir, the Mastermind of recreating the website for giving me this great opportunity to apply my skills while also learning how to integrate user-friendly features and maintain a consistent design system."
Durjoy Mistry
Course teacher, concept exploration, early implementations
Yeamin Bhuiyan
Yeamin Bhuiyan
Backend Development of Files System and Miscellaneous Systems(Routine,Curriculum,Notice board, etc.)
"Being part of this journey has been both challenging and rewarding. There were many bugs and problems along the way, but the process was enjoyable. After trying repeatedly, seeing everything finally get solved and work perfectly felt incredibly satisfying. It was truly an honor to be part of this great project."
Wasikul Hasan Fahim
Wasikul Hasan Fahim
Alumni section development
"Great to be part of this project"
Taj Mohammad Anim
Taj Mohammad Anim
Implementing Chatbot
"Building a university website is already a big project—and my role in creating the chatbot is a very important one. It's a learning journey, and I'm genuinely glad to be a part of it."
Junaid Hossain
Junaid Hossain
Backend development for the Club section
"Felt good to work on a project that will be used by so many people in the future."
Lubaba Hasan
Lubaba Hasan
Backend Faculty
"Working on the UAP CSE website gave me a clear understanding of how real-world projects operate. I had fun working with everyone and learned a lot in the process."
Ibrahim Hasan
Ibrahim Hasan
Academic area, role-based access control, dynamic facts & figures
"This journey has played an important role in my learning and growth. I gained valuable knowledge, improved my skills, and built confidence through hands-on experience."
Faizun Nesa Orin
Faizun Nesa Orin
I have worked on backend functionality for academic areas and implemented complete CRUD operations for managing prerequisite courses on the departmental website.
"It was a valuable and rewarding experience that enhanced my technical skills and gave me practical exposure to real-world web development."
Fabia Tasnim
Fabia Tasnim
Fullstack (Frontend & Backend) of Alumni Association module, PDF upload & preview, download mechanism
"Being a part of this journey has been a truly rewarding experience. Contributing to the development of the CSE Department website of the University of Asia Pacific allowed me to apply my technical knowledge in a real-world academic project while working collaboratively with a team. It has strengthened my problem-solving skills and deepened my understanding of full-stack web development. And Special thanks to our mentor Durjoy Mistry for his continuous guidance and support throughout this journey."
Md. Istiak Ahammed
Md. Istiak Ahammed
Backend Developer - Faculty Management System
"Working on the backend of the Faculty section gave me the chance to solve real-world data problems. I enjoyed building the automated hierarchy system to help admins manage faculty roles more easily. It was a great learning experience to see my code improve the system's efficiency."
Md Sahriar Asif
Md Sahriar Asif
Backend developer for Faculty module (password reset, Google Scholar API integration, profile updates)
"Learned a bunch of new stuff along the way. Low-key a pretty cool experience."
Marzan Ahmed
Marzan Ahmed
Clubs
"It felt great to contribute to a real departmental website & collaborate with the whole team. I learned a lot throughout the process & it was rewarding to see our work come together into something useful for our department. I am always grateful for this opportunity."
Rabea Sultana Shazia
Rabea Sultana Shazia
Alumni section development
"Great experience.I'm honoured to be a part of this making thanks to Durjoy Mistry sir for the opportunity."
Md. Akif Hossain
Md. Akif Hossain
Backend Development for Alumni Stories section
"I feel honored to have been a part of this journey, as it allowed me to contribute meaningfully to the department while enhancing my technical skills."
Tasnim Abrar Sajin
Tasnim Abrar Sajin
Backend - Faculty Module
"Developed backend and profile updates. Gained hands-on experience and learned practical backend development skills throughout the project. Challenging, practical, and a great learning experience overall."
Final Development & Deployment
The live system is an independent build from scratch (de novo) by a small private team using a clean-room process. It uses a new architecture and an entirely new codebase, and is owned by the current team. The people below built and delivered this production site.
Acknowledgement
This website was developed during the headship of Prof. Dr. Shah Murtaza Rashid Al Masud. Throughout the development process, he remained a close observer of the initiative and provided valuable feedback and guidance, which helped shape the direction and quality of the work. His support and encouragement are sincerely acknowledged.
Previous Website
The previous UAP CSE website was developed by Imran Nazir Emon, Sabbir Hossen, Shahriar Shafin & Amimul Ehsan Mehrab. Their foundational work and contributions to the department's digital presence are gratefully acknowledged.
