CYCNET Community
CYCNET Community
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CYCNET community, which was founded by me, is a vibrant hub focused on fostering expertise in Computer Networks, Linux administration, Cybersecurity, and DevOps. Through hands-on experiences, industry-standard training, and engaging events and projects, CYCNET empowers students to excel in technology, connecting them with experts and opportunities to showcase their skills.
CYCNET community, which was founded by me, is a vibrant hub focused on fostering expertise in Computer Networks, Linux administration, Cybersecurity, and DevOps. Through hands-on experiences, industry-standard training, and engaging events and projects, CYCNET empowers students to excel in technology, connecting them with experts and opportunities to showcase their skills.
As the founder of the CYCNET Community, my role was multifaceted: I conceptualized the vision, established partnerships with leading academies and companies such as Cisco, Huawei, RedHat, Fortinet, Check Point, CompTIA, and EC-Council, and coordinated with a dedicated team to organize events, workshops, and training sessions. Collaborating closely with fellow students, industry professionals, and academic advisors, we collectively drove the community's growth, ensuring members received hands-on experience and exposure to cutting-edge technologies. The outcome was a thriving community that provided invaluable opportunities for students to enhance their skills, network with industry experts, and prepare for successful careers in technology.
As the founder of the CYCNET Community, my role was multifaceted: I conceptualized the vision, established partnerships with leading academies and companies such as Cisco, Huawei, RedHat, Fortinet, Check Point, CompTIA, and EC-Council, and coordinated with a dedicated team to organize events, workshops, and training sessions. Collaborating closely with fellow students, industry professionals, and academic advisors, we collectively drove the community's growth, ensuring members received hands-on experience and exposure to cutting-edge technologies. The outcome was a thriving community that provided invaluable opportunities for students to enhance their skills, network with industry experts, and prepare for successful careers in technology.
NetDay
NetDay
Netday is an annual flagship event designed to inspire and empower the next generation of Computer Networks, Cybersecurity, and Linux Administration enthusiasts. This dynamic and knowledge-intensive event spans across 2-3 days, offering a platform for students and postgraduates to showcase their talents and passion for the world of computer networks and cybersecurity.
Netday is an annual flagship event designed to inspire and empower the next generation of Computer Networks, Cybersecurity, and Linux Administration enthusiasts. This dynamic and knowledge-intensive event spans across 2-3 days, offering a platform for students and postgraduates to showcase their talents and passion for the world of computer networks and cybersecurity.
The evolution of this significant event began in 2019 with the inaugural "Cisco Day" organized exclusively for SDU students. By the subsequent year, 2020, the momentum intensified as the event transitioned into the "Cisco NetAcad Hackathon," garnering substantial support from Cisco Kazakhstan and witnessing active participation from over 100 students spanning Central Asia.
The evolution of this significant event began in 2019 with the inaugural "Cisco Day" organized exclusively for SDU students. By the subsequent year, 2020, the momentum intensified as the event transitioned into the "Cisco NetAcad Hackathon," garnering substantial support from Cisco Kazakhstan and witnessing active participation from over 100 students spanning Central Asia.
Navigating the unprecedented challenges posed by the global pandemic in 2021, the event persisted, albeit in a virtual avatar, maintaining its commitment to engaging students within the university in an online format.
Navigating the unprecedented challenges posed by the global pandemic in 2021, the event persisted, albeit in a virtual avatar, maintaining its commitment to engaging students within the university in an online format.
The transformative year of 2022 heralded a pivotal rebranding, culminating in the birth of "NetDay." This enhanced version seamlessly incorporated new dimensions like cybersecurity and Linux administration, resonating with a broader audience. The event witnessed an overwhelming response with 25 participants hailing from Kyrgyzstan and an astounding 392 from Kazakhstan, representing a diverse cohort of 395 university students, 13 college participants, and 9 school attendees. Notably, students from SDU, AUPET, and MUIT universities showcased their prowess by clinching prize-winning positions, solidifying "NetDay" as a beacon of excellence in IT education and networking.
The transformative year of 2022 heralded a pivotal rebranding, culminating in the birth of "NetDay." This enhanced version seamlessly incorporated new dimensions like cybersecurity and Linux administration, resonating with a broader audience. The event witnessed an overwhelming response with 25 participants hailing from Kyrgyzstan and an astounding 392 from Kazakhstan, representing a diverse cohort of 395 university students, 13 college participants, and 9 school attendees. Notably, students from SDU, AUPET, and MUIT universities showcased their prowess by clinching prize-winning positions, solidifying "NetDay" as a beacon of excellence in IT education and networking.
As the legacy continued into 2023, the event's prominence further escalated, attracting a formidable registration of over 250 students from Central Asia. This edition witnessed a broader spectrum of excellence, with students from esteemed institutions like Alatoo, KBTU, AUPET, and ATU distinguishing themselves by securing coveted prize places, underscoring the event's regional significance and impact on nurturing future IT leaders.
As the legacy continued into 2023, the event's prominence further escalated, attracting a formidable registration of over 250 students from Central Asia. This edition witnessed a broader spectrum of excellence, with students from esteemed institutions like Alatoo, KBTU, AUPET, and ATU distinguishing themselves by securing coveted prize places, underscoring the event's regional significance and impact on nurturing future IT leaders.
I served as the main organizer for 'NetDay 2022' and 'NetDay 2023,' taking on leadership responsibilities to ensure the successful execution and expansion of these annual events at SDU University. Also, I was co-organizer of "Cisco NetAcad Hackathon 2020", "SDU Cisco Day 2021" and "SDU NetDay 2022 Spring". My role involved strategic planning, team coordination, stakeholder engagement, and overseeing various facets of the event, from content development to participant engagement. To achieve our ambitious goals, I collaborated closely with a dedicated team of professionals, academic institutions, industry experts, academic partners such as Cisco, RedHat, and Fortinet, and companies such as JK Partners, TechGarden, Marvel Kazakhstan, NTET, and Azimut Solutions. We orchestrated a multi-dimensional event encompassing assessments, hands-on lab tests, guest lectures, and a hackathon, fostering skill development, industry connections, and innovative solutions in the realm of IT and computer science. The outcomes were significant, with both editions of 'NetDay' attracting a diverse and substantial participant base from Kyrgyzstan and Kazakhstan, enhancing regional collaboration, and solidifying the event's reputation as a cornerstone platform for IT development and networking.
I served as the main organizer for 'NetDay 2022' and 'NetDay 2023,' taking on leadership responsibilities to ensure the successful execution and expansion of these annual events at SDU University. Also, I was co-organizer of "Cisco NetAcad Hackathon 2020", "SDU Cisco Day 2021" and "SDU NetDay 2022 Spring". My role involved strategic planning, team coordination, stakeholder engagement, and overseeing various facets of the event, from content development to participant engagement. To achieve our ambitious goals, I collaborated closely with a dedicated team of professionals, academic institutions, industry experts, academic partners such as Cisco, RedHat, and Fortinet, and companies such as JK Partners, TechGarden, Marvel Kazakhstan, NTET, and Azimut Solutions. We orchestrated a multi-dimensional event encompassing assessments, hands-on lab tests, guest lectures, and a hackathon, fostering skill development, industry connections, and innovative solutions in the realm of IT and computer science. The outcomes were significant, with both editions of 'NetDay' attracting a diverse and substantial participant base from Kyrgyzstan and Kazakhstan, enhancing regional collaboration, and solidifying the event's reputation as a cornerstone platform for IT development and networking.
Security Week
Security Week
Security Week is a comprehensive week-long event designed to enhance cybersecurity literacy among IT students, featuring lectures, quizzes, and quests focused on various cybersecurity topics, culminating in an IT Law Forum. Participants engage in practical tasks, networking opportunities, and competitions to foster interest and identify standout talents in the cybersecurity field.
Security Week is a comprehensive week-long event designed to enhance cybersecurity literacy among IT students, featuring lectures, quizzes, and quests focused on various cybersecurity topics, culminating in an IT Law Forum. Participants engage in practical tasks, networking opportunities, and competitions to foster interest and identify standout talents in the cybersecurity field.
In organizing Security Week, my primary role was as the main organizer, responsible for orchestrating the entire event, including curating the lecture topics, coordinating with guest speakers, setting up the quizzes, and overseeing the quest activities. To achieve our goals, I collaborated closely with companies and academies, faculty members, IT law professionals for the forum segment, vendors for necessary resources, and student volunteers for support. The outcome was a successful week-long event that not only increased cybersecurity literacy among participants but also fostered networking opportunities, identified skilled individuals, and facilitated meaningful discussions in the realm of IT law.
In organizing Security Week, my primary role was as the main organizer, responsible for orchestrating the entire event, including curating the lecture topics, coordinating with guest speakers, setting up the quizzes, and overseeing the quest activities. To achieve our goals, I collaborated closely with companies and academies, faculty members, IT law professionals for the forum segment, vendors for necessary resources, and student volunteers for support. The outcome was a successful week-long event that not only increased cybersecurity literacy among participants but also fostered networking opportunities, identified skilled individuals, and facilitated meaningful discussions in the realm of IT law.
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