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In just one year at Brainster Next College, our students created an application. Bitbite.mk is active and free to use for all catering establishments.
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As the first accredited practical IT faculty in Macedonia, Brainster Next College offers two unique study programs in Software Engineering and Innovation and UX/UI and Graphic Design whose curricula and courses are created according to real industry demands and trends.

Therefore, every year, the last subject they take is rcs data asia Implementation, which is actually the crowning achievement of everything our students have learned and this is how they have the opportunity to demonstrate it in practice.

The goal of this course is for students to apply the knowledge gained in previous semesters to create a complete application solution. Using programming languages ​​and frameworks and under the mentorship of their professors, students create an application solution for real clients.

The first to experience the benefits of this course and work on a real project were the first-generation students of Software Engineering and Innovation at Brainster Next College. After 5 weeks of hard work on a project aimed at creating digital QR code menus for catering establishments, on June 16 of this year, they presented their final solutions to professors, mentors, and clients.

The application has already been created by our students, is active and available for free use! It is called Bitbite.mk and is intended for catering establishments that want to digitize their paper menus. This application contains a large number of functionalities that will make the work of catering establishments' employees easier and, of course, will provide a more pleasant experience for the visitors of those establishments themselves. The finalization of this application was worked on by Atanasija Gjorgievski and David Petkovski, who met the requirements for paid internship and during the summer they finalized the application as part of the internship program in the Brainster innovation team.