The Association for Computing Machinery Student Chapter at Colorado State University assists students and promotes advancement in computing.
The CSU Student Chapter of ACM arranges:
- Industry and academic networking
- Tools and programming workshops
- Competitions that improve skills and portfolios
- Talks and discussions by students, faculty, and members of industry
- Pizza and soda
The CSU Student Chapter of ACM is hosted by the Department of Computer Science. Students pursuing engineering, education, psychology, and other disciplines also benefit from our diverse topics.
Events:
Meetings are held every Wednesday in the Computer Science Building in Room 130 at 5:30 p.m.
09/25/2013, Wednesday
Who: Cale Black
What: General Personal Security
Cale, the president of CSU's Security Club - Hashdump will be presenting on general personal security and why it is important. Learn about the dangers of public networks, how to create secure passwords as well as other security related topics. Come with questions!
09/18/2013, Wednesday
Who: Max Bauer and Matthew Frahry
What: Assembling A Computer
Max and Mathew will be bringing in computers to be assembled! Learn about what the components are and how they are put together. Discuss finding specific builds to fit your purposes and how to cheaply obtain the parts.
09/11/2013, Wednesday
Who: M. Atif Farid
What: Big Data and Cloud Computing
To kickstart the Fall 2013 semester Atif will be speaking about Big Data and Cloud Computing in an interactive fashion. As always food and drinks will be provided!
About Atif:
Atif is a PhD Candidate in "Cloud Computing Secured Gateway for Big Data Analytic Sessions" at the University of North Dakota. Atif is a National Ambassador of ACM USA.
Atif has more than seventeen (17) years experience of Software Engineering, professional Business Systems Analysis, Design & application development and staff management for diversified business and educational organizations. These constitute commercial and academic institutions, oil, automobile distribution, couriers and garments manufacturing establishments. Atif has built systems using various application development tools and relational database management systems (RDBMS). Applications designed, developed, tested and deployed by him ranged from Personnel & Payroll, Sales, Purchase, Daily Courier Operations management, Quality Assurance & Inventory control of various types.
Atif's 10 year goal from 2013 to 2023 is to become a Level 5 Leader to lead by example.
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