ITS Department of Information Technology Recognizes GEMASTIK 2025 Participants
The Department of Information Technology (DTI) at Institut Teknologi Sepuluh Nopember (ITS) held an appreciation ceremony for students who excelled in the 18th National Student Exhibition in Information and Communication Technology (GEMASTIK XVIII) 2025, which took place from October to November 2025. The event was held on Wednesday, November 5, to honor the dedication and success of ITS representatives at the national competition.
Outstanding Achievements at GEMASTIK 2025
The DTI ITS team demonstrated strong capabilities and competitive spirit. Notable results include:
- dimdimpadidim secured 2nd place in the Smart City Division. Team members were Dimas Andhika Diputra, Fiorenza Adelia Nale, and Aryasatya Alauddin.
- HCS Infinit’s Park earned 1st Runner-up (Honorable Mention) in the Cybersecurity Division, represented by Paundra Pujo Darmawan, Ardhi Putra Pradana, and Ahmad Idza Anafin.
“This event represents the department’s commitment to supporting student talent and achievement development.”
A group photo was taken with the Head of the Department and supervising lecturers as a symbol of appreciation for the students’ accomplishments.
Summary
ITS’s Department of Information Technology continues to foster a culture of excellence, highlighting its students’ achievements and strengthening their national competitiveness.
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