Infinite Loop Hackaton: The best upgrade of the PACMAN game was realized by students of the Faculty of Electrical Engineering of the University of Montenegro

The team of students from the Faculty of Electrical Engineering of the University of Montenegro won first place in the Infinite Loop Hackaton programming competition, organized by EESTEC LC Podgorica, in which seven teams from all Montenegrin universities participated on April 10 in the Faculty building. Students from the Faculty of Electrical Engineering won second place and a special prize, while the third prize went to students of the Faculty of Science and Mathematics.

This year's theme of the competition was the upgrade of the PACMAN game, using the Python programming language. The students had eight hours to upgrade their game code. Their presentation and insight into the codes of the game was evaluated by an expert commission which included: full prof. Vesna Popović-Bugarin, PhD and Miloš Brajović, PhD.

The winning team included: Blažo Tadić, Vasilije Doklesić and Nikola Jontes. The second place was taken by the Classe team, which includes Anja Stamatović, Hazir Nurković and Emir Kardović.

The third-placed team from the Faculty of Natural Sciences and Mathematics of the University of Montenegro is the D ++ team consisting of students Aleksandar Asanovski, Ognjen Barović and Matija Šuković.

The special award of the expert commission was given to the first year students of the Faculty of Electrical Engineering of the University of Montenegro: Adam Zverotić, Mihailo Damjanović and Predrag Budrak.

EESTEC (Electrical Engineering STudents' European association) is a non-political, non-governmental and non-profit organization, formed by electrical engineering students for electrical engineering students across Europe. The main idea of ​​EESTEC is to promote and create international contacts, exchange ideas, as well as to enable students to acquire professional knowledge in the field of electrical engineering.