Spring general meeting

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Akshay Bakshi

Technologie Formation

S P R I N G G E N E R A L
M E E T I N G
A S S O C I A T I O N F O R C O M P U T I N G M A C H I N E RY

• Food ( Important
things first! )
• Who are we
• What do we do
• How to get Involved
• Raffle
A G E N D A

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Association for Computing
Machinery
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World’s largest computing
society
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UCLA Chapter

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"To foster student interest and
promote extracurricular activities
in the ﬁeld of Computer
Science.”
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-HQ
M O T T O

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Tech Talks
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Teach/Hack
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Industry Infosessions
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High School Outreach
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Competitive Programming
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Special Interest Groups

A C M
T E A C H / H A C K
D A N I E L D U A N & C A LV I N
C H A N

T O P I C S
How to Hackathon (+65)
Web/Product Design (+24)
Web Development (+20)
Ethical Hacking (+19)
Programming Languages (+17)
Linux Tools & Scripting (+14)
iOS/Android (+13)

T H E P L A N
Web Development (4/1-4/2)
How to Hackathon (4/3)
Linux Tools/Scripting (Early May)
Ethical Hacking (Late May)
Web/Product Design (Fall 2014)
Help me teach something? :)

A R T I F I C I A L
I N T E L L I G E N C E
( S I G )
O M R I R A C C A H

G R O U P S
Natural Language Processing
Work with Prof. Stabler
Gaming
UCLA Gaming Lab, Python,
mobile games
Machine Learning
Prof. Yuille, Coursera

I N D U S T RY
I N F O S E S S I O N S
N I C H O L A S J A Y VA N H O F F

E V E N T S
Company Infosessions
Resume Workshops
Officer+Member Socials
Recruitment Fairs
BBQs (This Friday! )

C O M P E T I T I V E
P R O G R A M M I N G
S H A H I D C H O H A N

T H I N G S I D O
International Collegiate
Programming Contest
Regional Competition
World Finals
How to participate?
TopCoder
HackerRank

P R O G R A M S
High School Outreach
Women in CS Speaker Series
ACM-W chapter
G O A L S
Increase awareness about CS
On campus + local high schools
Among minority groups
(students of color and women)

-
Joining is free!
-
T-shirts are $5
-
Show up to events
-
Weekly ICPC and SIG meetings

Q U E S T I O N S ?
acm@ucla.edu
facebook.com/uclaacm

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Spring general meeting

1. S P R I N G G E N E R A L M E E T I N G A S S O C I A T I O N F O R C O M P U T I N G M A C H I N E RY

2. • Food ( Important things first! ) • Who are we • What do we do • How to get Involved • Raffle A G E N D A

3. W H O A R E W E

4. - Association for Computing Machinery - World’s largest computing society - UCLA Chapter

5. - "To foster student interest and promote extracurricular activities in the ﬁeld of Computer Science.” - -HQ M O T T O

6. - “CS Outside Class” - -Me M O T T O

7. T H E O F F I C E R S

8. W H AT D O W E D O

9. - Tech Talks - Teach/Hack - Industry Infosessions - High School Outreach - Competitive Programming - Special Interest Groups

10. A C M T E A C H / H A C K D A N I E L D U A N & C A LV I N C H A N

11. W H AT D A N I E L D O E S

12. W H AT C A LV I N D O E S

13. W H AT C A LV I N D O E S

14. T O P I C S How to Hackathon (+65) Web/Product Design (+24) Web Development (+20) Ethical Hacking (+19) Programming Languages (+17) Linux Tools & Scripting (+14) iOS/Android (+13)

15. T H E P L A N Web Development (4/1-4/2) How to Hackathon (4/3) Linux Tools/Scripting (Early May) Ethical Hacking (Late May) Web/Product Design (Fall 2014) Help me teach something? :)

16. A R T I F I C I A L I N T E L L I G E N C E ( S I G ) O M R I R A C C A H

17. G R O U P S Natural Language Processing Work with Prof. Stabler Gaming UCLA Gaming Lab, Python, mobile games Machine Learning Prof. Yuille, Coursera

18. I N D U S T RY I N F O S E S S I O N S N I C H O L A S J A Y VA N H O F F

19. E V E N T S Company Infosessions Resume Workshops Officer+Member Socials Recruitment Fairs BBQs (This Friday! )

20. C O M P E T I T I V E P R O G R A M M I N G S H A H I D C H O H A N

21. T H I N G S I D O International Collegiate Programming Contest Regional Competition World Finals How to participate? TopCoder HackerRank

22. O U T R E A C H FA Y W U

23. P R O G R A M S High School Outreach Women in CS Speaker Series ACM-W chapter G O A L S Increase awareness about CS On campus + local high schools Among minority groups (students of color and women)

24. H O W T O G E T I N V O LV E D

25. - Joining is- FREE!

26. - Joining is free! - T-shirts are $5 - Show up to events - Weekly ICPC and SIG meetings

27. Q U E S T I O N S ? acm@ucla.edu facebook.com/uclaacm

28. R A F F L E

29. T H A N K S !

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