Interested in mobile development, but not sure where to start? Join us for a talk on mobile development for Android, led by Zachary Iqbal and Sherman Pay Jing Hao.
We hope you’re having a great Spring quarter so far! This quarter, ACM presents a number of new technical events and workshops. Keep an eye out on weekly emails and check them out!
Overview:
Algorithms Night
Mobile Development
Programming Competition Prep
Startup Series
Weekly Typed (Programming Languages)
Algorithms Night
Algorithms run our world, but do you know them all? Don’t reinvent the wheel, learn the algorithms and data structures that power industries. Every session we will learn useful and interesting data structures and algorithms that are not taught at UW.
Mobile Development
Want to create a mobile application, but don’t know where to start? Each meeting, we will highlight a topic related to mobile development.
Programming Competition Prep
Each week, we will focus on a topic relevant to programming competitions. This will vary widely in content, but could include algorithms overviews, language-specific tips and tricks, and higher-level team strategy. We’ll solve problems from previous contests relevant to the week’s topic.
Startup Series
You got a cool idea; now what? This speaker series focuses on taking your cool idea and turning it into something big. Featuring speakers from the startup world including local entrepreneurs, engineers, venture capitalists, and tech lawyers, learn how to make money off your idea by taking it to the next level.
Weekly Typed
A club for students to gain exposure to programming languages not taught at UW. One meeting a week. One language a week. Led by students with expertise in that week’s language.
For more information and immediate event notification, please like us on facebook or follow us on twitter.
Overview:
4/7 – Weekly Typed
4/10 – Programming Competition Prep
Weekly Typed
Monday, April 7, 2014; 6 – 7:30pm; CSE 203
Ty Overby will be giving a presentation / code-lab about Scala, his favorite Object Oriented and Functional programming language. You are encouraged to bring laptops to the talk to participate.
Join the Facebook event: https://www.facebook.com/events/1421886981399509
Programming Competition Prep
Thursday, April 10, 2014; 4 – 5pm; CSE 403
“10 reasons why YOU should care about programming competitions”
Daniel Epstein (UW CSE, PhD Student) will cover why programming competitions will make you a better software developer and programmer, help you find a job, and most importantly, why they’re tons of fun! He’ll offer some tips for clever problem solving, go through problems from previous contests and their solutions, and demonstrate some common pitfalls.
Please fill out this interest survey: https://catalyst.uw.edu/webq/survey/apacible/230992
Join the Facebook event: https://www.facebook.com/events/540277926089641
If you’re curious about gaining business skills, working at a start-up, or using your CSE skills to run your own company, please attend next week’s informational lunch. You’ll learn about UW’s Entrepreneurship minor, the Buerk Center, funding opportunities and other resources for gaining entrepreneurial skills. Plus, free food. 🙂
Engineering & Computer Science Majors Entrepreneurship Information Lunch Tuesday, April 8 12:30–1:20 CSE 691 RSVP Here
Curious about the startup scene?Looking for the skills and experience you need to take your idea to thenext level? Join us for lunch and learn about all the ways YOU can get involved in entrepreneurship at UW!
Startup UW – the club for student entrepreneurs on campus
You bring your curiosity – we’ll bring lunch! RSVP here.
Can’t make it to lunch on Tuesday? Come have lunch at one of our OPEN HOUSES at the Buerk Center on Wednesday or Thursday! All majors welcome! April 9 & April 10 Dempsey 211 12:30-1:20 RSVP Here
Curious about the startup scene?Looking for the skills and experience you need to take your idea to thenext level? Join us for lunch and learn about all the ways YOU can get involved in entrepreneurship at UW!
Today (3/14) at 3:14 pm Google will be bring pies and coffee into the ACM lounge! Come enjoy some pies without rounding errors, in fact, they should be perfectly round.
Want to lead or attend events on Programming Competition Prep, Programming Language Discussion, and more! Then please fill out this survey below if you are interested in attending or leading these events.
Winterfest starts in an hour! Join us for food, drinks*, and games at our annual Winter event! Winter Fest is free to all local ACM chapter members, otherwise $5. Not a UW ACM member, but want to be? Bring $8 and sign up so you can get in free to all our other future events. 🙂 CSE undergraduates, graduates, faculty, and staff are welcome.
Be sure to come to Winterfest today, February 28th, at 5:30-8:30 pm in the Atrium! Join us for food, drinks*, and games at our annual Winter event! Winterfest is free to all local ACM chapter members, otherwise $5. Not a UW ACM member, but want to be? Bring $8 and sign up so you can get in free to all our other future events. 🙂 CSE undergraduates, graduates, faculty, and staff are welcome.
Winterfest is coming tomorrow, Friday February 28th 5:30-8:30 PM in the Atrium! Join us for food, drinks*, and games at our annual Winter event! Winter Fest is free to all local ACM chapter members, otherwise $5. Not a UW ACM member, but want to be? Bring $8 and sign up so you can get in free to all our other future events. 🙂 CSE undergraduates, graduates, faculty, and staff are welcome.
