Third-year students from the Introduction to Business course, lectured by Dr. Erjona Deshati, and the Computer Architecture, Assembly Language and Microprocessors course, taught by PhD(c). Erilda Muka, successfully presented their final projects.
The presentations demonstrated students’ strong understanding of both business and technology concepts through innovative, well-structured, and practical work. Students explored business models, market structures, and decision-making frameworks, while also developing software applications, interactive games, and MIPS Assembly-based projects.
Through these projects, students transformed theoretical knowledge into practical solutions, showcasing analytical, technical, creative, and problem-solving skills. The presentations reflected academic excellence, critical thinking, and professional competence, highlighting the students’ ability to address real-world challenges and apply interdisciplinary knowledge in meaningful ways.
