ACM | University of Washington
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UW | Association of Computing Machinery
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| Weekly Newsletter! |
| That may or may not be weekly… |
| New for this year, ACM is announcing Associate Officers! |
This is an opportunity not only to develop your leadership skills and get more involved with the department,
but also to pad your project portfolio and make new friends. Associate Officers will be helping plan and
organize social and technical events, work on technical projects that directly serve your peers (such as SnackOverflow).
We encourage any motivated applicant who wants to learn or take on a new challenge to apply. No
prior experience necessary, just tell us what you want to do. |
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| Research & Jobs! |
Looking to get a CSE related job or research position during the school year?
Don’t forget to check out the career and advice information put out by the CSE department. And peruse through the cse jobs blog.
NOTE: The CSE jobs block is DIFFERENT then the general Husky Jobs Blog and is restricted to current CSE students. Which is AWESOME, for YOU! |
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| Upcoming Events |
Industry Employer Panel: 10/5/16 @ 5:30 PM in JHN 102
Interview Preparation Session: 10/6/16 @ 5:30 PM in CSE 403
Career Fair Info Session: 10/14/16 @ 4:30 PM in GUG
How to subscribe to our Calendar
- Open Google Calendar.
- On the left side, find “Other calendars” and click the down arrow
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- Select Add by URL
- Enter
https://calendar.google.com/calendar/ical/cs.washington.edu_dm4f3oh0568e0fc915h038ultk%40group.calendar.google.com/public/basic.ics
in the field provided.
- Click Add calendar. The calendar will appear on the left side under “Other calendars.”
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| For Everybody in 311 |
Are you still trying to figure out why in the world TAs are circling a new UW CSE student in a secret room in the Paul Allen basements?
Spouting propositional logic?
Well, we aren’t allowed to give you the solution to that one. As a consolidation, here is a picture of a rabbit in a box to make you feel better.
Because at least you aren’t trying to prove the deterministic locatability of a jumping magic rabbit in a series of boxes. |
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October 3, 2016
