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DHA Suffa University And Virtuosoft Announce AI Driven Full Stack Development Course Starting November 7

  • November 2, 2026
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The Software Engineering Department of the Faculty of Computing and Information Technology (FCIT) at DHA Suffa University, in collaboration with Virtuosoft, has announced a course titled AI Driven Full Stack Development. The course will be led by Mr. Ateeb Rizwan, who is a Lead Software Engineer and an Artificial Intelligence (AI) Trainer. The university described it as a course that helps participants to build smarter, to code better and to shape the future. It aims to teach the skills that connect modern full stack engineering with AI, so that participants can learn how both areas can be used together in software development.

The course will start on November 7, 2026, and it will run for four weeks. Classes will be held every Saturday and Sunday from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM, which makes it suitable for students and professionals who are busy on weekdays. The weekend schedule means that participants will spend a full day on each of the two days of the weekend, and that the course can be completed within a month. The announcement did not give a list of the topics that will be taught, so the details of the content are available through the registration page.

The fee for the course is PKR 8,000 for students of DHA Suffa University and PKR 12,000 for external participants. The last date for registration is November 4, 2026, which is only a few days before the start of the course. Interested participants have been asked to scan the QR code that is printed on the flyer of the course, in order to register. The difference in the fees for the university students and the outside participants gives a lower price to the students of the institution that is hosting the course, and it allows the general public to take part at a higher rate.

The announcement was shared with hashtags that include DHASuffaUniversity, Virtuosoft, FullStackDevelopment, ArtificialIntelligence and CodingBootcamp. The university ended the message with a line that sets the skills of participants together with its own support as the basis for opportunities. With registration closing on November 4 and classes starting on November 7, those who wish to join the AI Driven Full Stack Development course will need to register within the next few days.

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