Ultra Miracle Dev

$ cat who-we-are.md

Who we are

Ultra Miracle Dev is a school-based organization composed of students interested in software development, technology, and innovation. We exist so students don't have to learn to code alone — and so campus problems get solved by the people who live with them every day.

// mission

Our Mission

To equip students with practical software development skills through hands-on projects, mentorship, and a supportive community — while building tools that genuinely improve campus life.

// vision

Our Vision

A campus where every student has the chance to learn to build software, and where student-led technology is a normal, trusted part of how our school runs.

$ ls core-values/

What we value

Innovation

We encourage members to experiment with new tools, ideas, and approaches.

Collaboration

Every project is built by a team — no one codes alone here.

Learning

We treat every workshop, bug, and demo as a chance to grow.

Creativity

Good software solves problems in ways people didn't expect.

Leadership

We give members real ownership over teams, timelines, and decisions.

Excellence

We hold our projects and each other to a genuinely high standard.

$ git log --oneline

Our journey so far

From a small study group to a five-team organization shipping real software for our campus.

  1. 2026

    Founded as a study group

    A handful of students started meeting after class to learn web development together.

  2. 2022

    Officially recognized as a student organization

    The group formalized into Ultra Miracle Dev with its first set of elected officers and teams.

  3. 2023

    First hackathon and shipped project

    Ran our first internal hackathon and launched the Student Portfolio template for members.

  4. 2024

    Expanded into mobile and design

    Added dedicated Mobile Development and Design teams, growing membership past 30 students.

  5. 2025

    Campus-wide software deployed

    The Student Voting System went live for student council elections school-wide.

  6. 2026

    50+ active members

    Now five teams strong, running monthly workshops and mentoring the next generation of student developers.

$ cat goals.md

Where we're headed

  • Grow to 8 active development teams within two school years.
  • Launch a formal mentorship track pairing new members with experienced developers.
  • Ship at least two campus-wide tools per school year.
  • Represent our school in at least one external hackathon or competition annually.