Jun 19, 2023

Exhibition Round Qualification Announcement June 2023

Exhibition Round Qualification Announcement June 2023 image

Timedoor Academy Coding Competition and Exhibition 2023 is an event aimed to give a platform for Timedoor Academy’s students to show games, websites, and apps that they made in class. The preliminary round was attended by 100++ participants from all over Indonesia. From this number of participants, an elimination stage will then be carried out until 30 Selected Participants are selected to take part in the Exhibition Round which will be held offline at Trans Studio Mall Bali on Sunday, June 25, 2023.

Today we are announcing the 30 participants selected to take part in the Exhibition Round at Trans Studio Mall Bali from all categories. The list of names of participants who passed the Exhibition Round can be seen below.

 

JUNIOR CATEGORY
STUDENT NAME PROJECT TITLE BOOTH NUMBER
I Gede Kelvin Narendra Van Veggel Mario Cycle 1
I Made Bagasditya Prabawa Mahaputra Math Game with Bagas 2
Hugo Alexander Kusuma Game in Kodu 3

 

KATEGORI KIDS
STUDENT NAME PROJECT TITLE BOOTH NUMBER
Anja Ruci Berlian The Mysterious Night 4
Gandewa Arjuna Gelar Fallen Region 5
Jonathan William Weaver StarStrike 6
Alvio Immanuel Yudono Futuristic Castle Defence 7
Jordan Gilbert Michael Rahakbauw Knight Run 8
Muhammad Rafif Alkafi Logan and The City of Virus 9
Komang Devandra Ananta Putra Mardiana Awesome Fred 10
I Putu Aryasatya Prabawa Mahaputra The Magma King 11
Adelova Laksmana Devhanno UFO Warfare 12
Muhammad Rakha Javier Dzaki Collect The Trash 13
Steve Raffael Jerome Djayadi THE ENDED VIRUS 14
Gabriel Alvaro Nainggolan Budi’s Adventures 15
Kadek Vedanta Asahi Wijaya The Protect 16
Virya Adhitya Robot Wars 17

 

KATEGORI TEENS GAME
STUDENT NAME PROJECT TITLE BOOTH NUMBER
I Kadek Arya Raditya Altar Savior 18
Aimar Nazzal Al Firmansyah Racerz Car Racing Game 19
I Putu Rama Wirya Narendra Sky Shooter Game 20
Made Anantawijaya Giriwidya Hantana Destroy That Planet 21
I Gede Devandra Mahottama P.S Starship Adventure 22
Ahmad Hafizh Syathir The Lost Skeleton 23
Ni Putu Bella Septiandita Rustama Robot With Their Future 24
Arda Caseylia Sintha Dewi Space Spaces 25

 

KATEGORI TEENS WEB
STUDENT NAME PROJECT TITLE BOOTH NUMBER
Davin Sutanto Armada Computer 26
Edgar Davey Tanibulie Website Doraemon 27
Gede Septa Adi Gunajaya Wikitech 28
I Putu Galih Pradnyana Putra Anton’s Diner 29
Gede Divka Bramanta Devadatta Putra Tmxy’s Plushie Shop 30

The 30 Selected Participants and their parents/guardians are expected to attend the Technical Meeting Exhibition online at:

Day/Date: Wednesday, 21 June 2023
Time: 12.00 WIB or 13.00 WITA
Venue: Online

Meeting ID: 839 547 7948
Passcode: 12345
Link at https://bit.ly/zoomEgypt

Participants and parents/guardians are also expected to pay attention to some of the information below regarding the booth number, project display board, and flow for this exhibition round.

Congratulations to the 30 Selected Participants! See you on Sunday, 25 June 2023 at Trans Studio Mall Bali.

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