Problem Statement
Every semester, the cycle repeats: 100+ students build the same basic projects. A Hangman in C. A Calculator in Java. A Tic-Tac-Toe in Python. All from scratch.
That's thousands of hours recreating what already exists, instead of building something new.
Beginners struggle to visualize what's possible. Intermediate students waste time on basics. Great projects get submitted as semester course projects, graded, and then vanish—never to be seen or learned from again. Knowledge is lost, semester after semester.
The Solution
We're building a centralized platform where students share their course projects, creating a living repository that grows semester after semester.
Think of it as a knowledge tree—each branch grows from the one before it. Instead of every student starting from zero, they can learn from existing work, build upon it, and create something even better. Their improved versions go back into the platform, helping the next generation of students.
CS23 isn't just a collection of code. It's a movement to break the cycle of wasted effort and turn repetitive projects into real innovation.
How It Works
We Share Our Projects
Our batch uploads course projects with clean code, documentation, and learning notes.
Juniors Learn & Explore
Future batches browse projects to understand what's possible in each course.
They Build Something Better
Use our projects as templates, add features, or get inspired to create something entirely new.
They Contribute Back
Juniors submit their improved projects to the platform, expanding the collection for future students.
The Legacy Continues
The founders of CS23 (2023 batch students) graduate in 2027. The 2024 batch takes over management, then 2025 batch, then 2026—each generation maintains and grows the platform for the next generation of students.
Imagine the Impact
Instead of 50 identical Hangman games...
That's real progress. That's real learning.
Computer Science 2023 Batch · FAST-NUCES Karachi
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