Organized by SLIIT under CODEFEST 2025, the Datathon brought together the brightest undergraduates from across Sri Lanka to solve real-world challenges in machine learning and data engineering. 🚀 Our amazing participants analyzed data, built predictive models, and presented innovative solutions that wowed the judges. 🙌 👏 Congratulations to all the teams for their outstanding efforts,

Organized for the 14th consecutive time by the Department of Computer Systems Engineering in collaboration with the Computer Systems & Network Engineering Student Community, NetCom continues to be a flagship competition under CODEFEST 2025. 🚀 This exciting contest brought together brilliant undergraduates from across Sri Lanka to showcase their networking & cloud computing skills through

Organized under CODEFEST 2025 by the Faculty of Computing, SLIIT, Algothon 2025 brought together the sharpest problem-solvers from universities across Sri Lanka for a thrilling test of logic, algorithms, and problem-solving under pressure. ⚡ From an intense online qualifier to the grand physical final at SLIIT, our brilliant participants showcased their coding talent and determination.

Empowering Future Innovators at SLIIT Today, we were delighted to welcome school students to SLIIT for an exclusive campus tour, giving them a glimpse into cutting-edge technology and vibrant university life. This initiative, organized as part of SLIIT Codefest, reflects our commitment to empowering the next generation by sharing knowledge, resources, and opportunities that inspire

We successfully conducted the SLIIT Codefest School Workshop at Urubokka National School on 27th June 2025, from 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM, with the participation of students from five additional schools: Pasgoda Maha Vidyalaya, Beralapanthara Maha Vidyalaya, Percy Abeywardene Maha Vidyalaya, Bengamuwa Secondary School, and Dampahala Kanishta Vidyalaya. The event saw the enthusiastic involvement of

SLIIT conducted a special school workshop at C.W.W. Kannangara Central College, Matugama, with the participation of students from Ananda Shastralaya and St. Mary’s College, Matugama. 💡📘 The session empowered students with knowledge about Artificial Intelligence and its role in shaping the future of learning. By inspiring young minds to embrace emerging technologies, the workshop aimed

The Dansal organized by the SLIIT Faculty of Computing staff, for the second consecutive year, in collaboration with the Kiri Kopi Dansal organized by the Faculty of Computing student community, was successfully held on Poson Poya Day at the SLIIT Malabe premises, with nearly 5,000 participants.