Hi, CSE friends! Come join us for an informal presentation about personal finance! Your future self will thank you.
Presented by CSE alumna Stephanie Smallman and Professor Dan Grossman
Thursday, April 13, 5pm
JHN 102
Topics:
… and much more!
More details:
I am Krista Davis, currently working for the Allen School. I’m leading a workshop on technical interview skills based on my experiences conducting hundreds of interviews at Google and a small startup.
I am a senior backend engineer and will focus on software engineer interviews. Some content will be applicable to other technical roles such as PM or SRE. We’ll cover what I look for as an interviewer (at large and small companies) compared with other styles you may encounter; how to find and generate practice problems; and techniques for getting the most out of practice problems.
The workshop will be a mix of me talking, small group discussion & practice, and large group discussion & practice (pending willing volunteers). It will be practical and interactive.
If you want, you can bring your resume which may or may not come into play for some activities. Please bring scratch paper and a pen(cil).
NEW TECH SEATTLE
5th Annual SPECIAL UW Event
Featuring Presentations by UW-Grad/Faculty Founded Companies:
AnswerDash, 6crickets, XNOR.AI and Wibotic
Join the New Tech community at Seattle’s largest ongoing monthly event! When anyone gets off a plane at SeaTac and says, “I want to tap into the Seattle tech community,” whomever they’re talking to responds – “You need to go to New Tech!”
This is the place where you’ll always make great connections, enjoy great food and drinks, celebrate presentations of new tech being created by Seattle companies, laugh, smile, and have a fun night out. And most importantly, you’ll discover the people, partners, organizations, resources and opportunities for internships and jobs!
APRIL 4th 2017 – 5:00PM to 7:15PM
Paul G. Allen School of Computer Science and Engineering
185 Stevens Way – University of Washington Campus
RSVP NOW with the code ‘husky’ for FREE tickets at https://www.newtechnorthwest.com/events/new-tech-seattle
Hey everybody,
Things are happening this week:
4/4 – New Tech Seattle: 5-7:15 p.m., Atrium
4/5 – Voyager office hours, 11-12 noon, Atrium
4/8 – Microsoft Puzzle Challenge – 12-10 pm, HUB
ACM Execs
Medical volunteer trip to Ecuador!
August 11-20, 2017
through Timmy Global health, sponsored by Microsoft
Hello CSE students! I’m working with Microsoft and Timmy Global Health to coordinate a student volunteer trip to Ecuador this summer, providing medical outreach to rural communities in the Amazon. The goals of the trip are to engage students in volunteer work and to increase access to basic healthcare. Microsoft is sponsoring the trip through scholarships, coordination, and volunteers.
About Timmy Global Health and Microsoft:
Timmy Global Health is a non-profit bringing basic medical care to communities in Ecuador, the Dominican Republic, and Guatemala. Timmy works closely with local organizations and professionals to ensure their work supports local services in appropriately and sustainably. Microsoft employees have supported Timmy for more than 15 years, through annual volunteer trips and fundraising.
More info:
Read more trip details here.
Read about the Timmy nonprofit organization here.
Talk to me (Raven)! I’ve volunteered twice with Microsoft-sponsored Timmy trips.
To participate:
Apply online here.
Want to learn more about the 2017 – 2018 animation course series? Attend an info session!
www.cs.washington.edu/research/ap
When:
Wednesday, April 5th @ 1:00PM
Tuesday, April 18th @ 1:00PM
Thursday, May 4th @ 4:00PM
Where:
Paul G. Allen Center room 691 (Gates Commons, 6th floor)
What:
Computer Science & Engineering (CSE) and the Animation Research Labs invite you to an information session on the Animation Production undergraduate course sequence at UW Seattle. This sequence runs from Summer 2017 (A term) through Spring 2018. The Summer course, Story Design for Computer Animation, is highly recommended but optional.
The Animation Capstone culminates in a very professional and exciting collaboratively produced digital short film, similar in process to Disney/Pixar and DreamWorks productions. Examples of previous award winning films produced in the dept will be shown and questions regarding applications and admission, etc. will be addressed. We look forward to seeing you there. Light refreshments will be served.
Contact the instructor Barbara Mones (mones@cs.washington.edu) or Erin Caswell (emc29@cs.washington.edu) with any questions.
Sign-up for a study group! Meet with 1-4 other undergraduates and a graduate tutor once a week to establish effective study habits, explore your courses more in-depth, and meet new people from the CSE community. If you would like to sign-up for a study group this quarter, please read the Tutoring Guidelines for Students before submitting the request form on that page.
Questions? Please e-mail Chloe at cdolese@cs.washington.edu.
Happy spring quarter!
Hey everybody!
Welcome back to the Paul G. Allen School of Computer Science!
As usual, there is some free food for you:
NVIDIA will be giving away free snacks in the Atrium from 1:30 – 3:30 tomorrow.
The ACM officers
———- Forwarded message ———- From: Flora Muglia <fmuglia@microsoft.com> Date: Mon, Mar 27, 2017 at 4:49 PM Subject: Microsoft Student Experience Week @ U.S. Imagine Cup Finals 2017 To: Ed Lazowska <lazowska@cs.washington.edu>
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The U.S. Imagine Cup Finals, Microsoft’s student tech competition, is in Seattle on April 19-20th, and you’re invited to join us for this free student experience by RSVP’ing @ aka.ms/AttendUSIC! We’ve curated three unique events for you and your classmates to receive networking opportunities, technology inspiration, and community celebration. Also, you’ll get to watch 12 finalist teams compete to win up to $6,000, and the chance to advance to Imagine Cup World Finals where one team will win $100,000! We want you there!
What’s in it for you? • Free access to the iconic Seattle Art Museum and Space Needle, food and refreshments, plus a chance to win cool swag! • Networking opportunities with industry pros, VIP tech and startup execs, Microsoft recruiters, and senior leaders • Exposure to the latest innovative technologies (*hint* HoloLens) and inspiration from fellow student developers • Complimentary roundtrip bus transportation for students at University of Washington and Seattle University
Free and Exclusive Event Lineup |
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| Network! | Get Inspired! | Celebrate! |
| Demo student tech projects, network with industry pros, meet with recruiters, try out the latest Microsoft tech innovations (like HoloLens), and hear inspiring words from Margo Day, VP of U.S. Education at Microsoft!
+ Free access to the Seeing Nature exhibit at SAM.
April 19th, 2017 6:30pm-9pm Seattle Art Museum |
Watch the U.S. Finalists battle it out in front of a panel of VIP tech and startup judges! Get inspired by fellow student devs and start thinking about your next big idea.
+ You will have the chance to win cool swag!
April 20th, 2017 10:00am-1:45pm Impact Hub |
Join us for the awards ceremony where we will announce the U.S. Imagine Cup winners, overlooking the city of Seattle – food, drinks, music and celebration to follow!
+ Exclusive access to the Space Needle Observation Deck.
April 20th, 2017 5:00pm-9:00pm Space Needle |
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Interested in attending? RSVP at aka.ms/AttendUSIC. Not local? Get in on the action at imaginecup.com/usa. Please reach out to icus@microsoft.com with any questions.
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| Flora Muglia
Account Executive | US Education |
| Work: (425) 706-3687 | Mobile: (206) 913-7045 | fmuglia@microsoft.com |
A few spring quarter notes for everyone:
Thank you!
CSE Advising: Crystal, Raven, Jenifer, Maggie and Chloe