ACM’s second annual intramural programming contest is here!!
THE BATTLE OF THE BITS
Friday, May 24th
11:15am-5:00pm
CS-202
Compete in teams of three to solve the most programming problems within a five hour time limit.
Each member of the top three teams will receive a gift card to Amazon.com:
First place: $50
Second: $25
Third: $15
The winning team will also have their team name immortalized on the Hall of Champions plaque.
Register now! Don’t have a team in mind? Register anyway! We’ll match you with a team, or you can compete solo.
See you at the terminal!
ACM and the CS department present
Saimak Kalhor on Search Engine Optimization
Monday 3/25 2:30-4:30pm in the TSU theater
Saimak Kalhor founded the internet marking company Cyberset. The talk should be interesting for anyone with an interest in web development.
ICPC practices are back!
Join Dr. Wortman Tuesdays 2:30-3:30pm in CS-202.
Check out this weeks problem or view last week’s and the solutions on GitHub.
If you can’t make Tuesdays, there are informal meetings on Wednesdays 4:00-5:00 in CS-202.
The results are up! This was CSUF’s best year yet. Congratulations to all the teams that competed, but especially CSUF-B who placed 16th overall!
- CSUF-B placed 16/75 and solved 4 problems– a CSUF record!
- CSUF-A placed 40/75, solving 2
- CSUF-Super Ultra Funtime placed 44/75, solving 2
- CSUF-netcats placed 50/75, solving 2
For the complete results, as well as this year’s problems, head to the SoCal contest homepage.
The moment we’ve been training for is here!
The SoCal Regional Programming Contest
Saturday, November 10
This year, we’re sending four teams. Wish them luck!
CSUF-Super Ultra Funtimes!
CSUF-netcats
CSUF-A
CSUF-B
For more details on the contest, check out the official SoCal ICPC site.
Looking to test your coding skills? Mark your calendars:
ACM CSUF PROGRAMMING CONTEST
Saturday, September 29
12:00pm-5:00pm
Eight problems. Five hours. Compete in teams!
Check out the Facebook event for updates!
This semester, ACM has two weekly events:
- ICPC Programming Contest
- Hacking and Security Group
Head over to our Activities page to learn more!
Attention: Computer Science or Software Engineering Master’s students seeking a part time job at CSUF (20 hr during semester or 25 hr for summer).
The job consist of managing 3 websites within the the Graduate Studies and Research Departments. The job pays $14/hr. It requires knowledge of HTML, CSS, a bit of JavaScript, and preferably some knowledge of Adobe Dreamweaver.
If you are interested in the job then forward your resume to Carlos Reynosa (creynosa9@gmail.com) with the subject title “CSUF Part Time Web Masters Student Job Opportunity.”
In need of someone to fill this job ASAP! CSUF ACM club members are very much welcome. The only restriction for this job is that the person applying needs to be a Master’s Student within the school.
What’s the measure of your coding skills?
With your team of THREE programmers, test your mettle in a gauntlet of ACM programming challenges.
Anyone can compete.
Join us the Friday of finals week for four hours of competitive coding.
Stay tuned for updates on prizes.
Register your team now:
http://acm.ecs.fullerton.edu/contestSignUp.php
Date: January 20-22, 2012
Location: Hilton Airport Hotel in LA
The Southern California Linux Expo (SCALE) is an annual Linux, Open-Source, and Free Software conference held in Los Angeles, CA. It attempts to maintain a balance between commercial and non-profit organizations. SCALE has been held annually since 2002, and is a volunteer-run event. This annual event features the latest technologies and knowledge related to the world of open source computing. Topics may include embedded platforms, development tools for mobile devices, cloud computing, game programming and much more.
We have received funding to cover admission and most commuting/parking expenses for up to 20 members to attend all three days of this conference. If you are interested in the event and want to attend free of charge, please contact Jeff White (jeffwhite@csu.fullerton.edu).
