Dear friends!
You are kindly invited to the Internship Talk with Aishabibi Adambek and Akezhan Mussa, organized by ACM and ACM-W Student Chapters.
If you have always dreamed about getting an internship abroad, here’s an opportunity for you!
Students with outstanding achievements are going to share their internship experience and give you some tips about how to apply and be selected through a competitive process.
Our speakers are:
⁃ Aishabibi Adambek, 4th year student, twice Google intern: STEP Intern in 2018 (relevant for first- and second-year students) and SWE Intern in 2019 (relevant for students of all years). She will shed a light on what is it like to be an intern at the leading tech corporation.
⁃ Akezhan Mussa, 3rd year student, had a research internship in Bioinformatics Institute, Singapore. He is going to talk about the application of CS in different perspective.
Topic: Internships Abroad
Date: Sep 13, Friday
Time: 19:00
Place: 7e.529
Don’t miss an opportunity to ask questions! We are looking forward to see you all there!
You are kindly invited to the Internship Talk with Aishabibi Adambek and Akezhan Mussa, organized by ACM and ACM-W Student Chapters.
If you have always dreamed about getting an internship abroad, here’s an opportunity for you!
Students with outstanding achievements are going to share their internship experience and give you some tips about how to apply and be selected through a competitive process.
Our speakers are:
⁃ Aishabibi Adambek, 4th year student, twice Google intern: STEP Intern in 2018 (relevant for first- and second-year students) and SWE Intern in 2019 (relevant for students of all years). She will shed a light on what is it like to be an intern at the leading tech corporation.
⁃ Akezhan Mussa, 3rd year student, had a research internship in Bioinformatics Institute, Singapore. He is going to talk about the application of CS in different perspective.
Topic: Internships Abroad
Date: Sep 13, Friday
Time: 19:00
Place: 7e.529
Don’t miss an opportunity to ask questions! We are looking forward to see you all there!
Makeathon 2019
Mission: Hive
If you are eager to compete with international teams of CS students from Switzerland then it is worth to participate in Makeathon 2019. It is also great experience and opportunity to expand the connections outside of NU.
https://makeathon.post.ch/en
Mission: Hive
If you are eager to compete with international teams of CS students from Switzerland then it is worth to participate in Makeathon 2019. It is also great experience and opportunity to expand the connections outside of NU.
https://makeathon.post.ch/en
Dear friends,
We encourage you to attend our SIGs to improve yourself in certain areas. So let us give more information about them.
Machine learning SIG is a place where we are trying to create our own ML community. It is the place where we are sharing our knowledge and trying to learn something new. It is open to absolutely everyone regardless of their background and previous experience. We are starting almost from scratch, so, if you think that you do not know enough just give it a try.
Particularly, this semester we are doing mlcourse.ai (you can still catch up). The course covers essential machine learning tools and algorithms, and it is based on the "inverted classroom" paradigm. It means that you have to watch lectures and do assignments on your own, and then we are going to discuss the problems that you faced and do some extra exercises in class. Also, we are using kaggle.com platform to practice our skills and compete with each other.
Schedule: every Monday (today) at 7pm
Venue: 7e.429 (may change)
If you are interested, please join now https://bit.ly/2kqI6uu
We encourage you to attend our SIGs to improve yourself in certain areas. So let us give more information about them.
Machine learning SIG is a place where we are trying to create our own ML community. It is the place where we are sharing our knowledge and trying to learn something new. It is open to absolutely everyone regardless of their background and previous experience. We are starting almost from scratch, so, if you think that you do not know enough just give it a try.
Particularly, this semester we are doing mlcourse.ai (you can still catch up). The course covers essential machine learning tools and algorithms, and it is based on the "inverted classroom" paradigm. It means that you have to watch lectures and do assignments on your own, and then we are going to discuss the problems that you faced and do some extra exercises in class. Also, we are using kaggle.com platform to practice our skills and compete with each other.
Schedule: every Monday (today) at 7pm
Venue: 7e.429 (may change)
If you are interested, please join now https://bit.ly/2kqI6uu
Dear friends,
We encourage you to attend our SIGs to improve yourself in certain areas. So let us give more information about them.
ACM Base SIG is a place where we are going to study the very basics of programming on C++. If you are motivated to make your first step to the programming world you are more than welcome to our SIG.
In this semester, we are going to cover loops, conditional statements, arrays, strings and try to solve 80 problems in online judge platform. The format of the course is based on earlier mentioned “inverted classroom” approach which means that you are expected to watch the lectures and try to attempt assigned problems before the session. During sessions we will cover unsolved problems and answer to your questions.
Schedule: every Tuesday (today) at 6 pm
Venue: 7e.220 (may change)
If you are interested, please join now
https://bit.ly/2kKiNnw
We encourage you to attend our SIGs to improve yourself in certain areas. So let us give more information about them.
ACM Base SIG is a place where we are going to study the very basics of programming on C++. If you are motivated to make your first step to the programming world you are more than welcome to our SIG.
In this semester, we are going to cover loops, conditional statements, arrays, strings and try to solve 80 problems in online judge platform. The format of the course is based on earlier mentioned “inverted classroom” approach which means that you are expected to watch the lectures and try to attempt assigned problems before the session. During sessions we will cover unsolved problems and answer to your questions.
Schedule: every Tuesday (today) at 6 pm
Venue: 7e.220 (may change)
If you are interested, please join now
https://bit.ly/2kKiNnw
Dear subscribers!
ACM Student Chapter would like to invite you to the Technical Interview Demonstration Session that will be given by Todd Davies and Carla Hyenne, Software Engineers at Google Munich. Fields of work: Todd - Password Manager Team and Carla - Identity Team. They would like to show you how real technical interviews look like.
After session you can ask any question regarding interviews or speakers' work at Google.
Date: Friday, 4th of October
Time: 15:00
Venue: 7.105
To come to the session, please fill out this spreadsheet.
We are looking forward to see you there!
ACM Student Chapter would like to invite you to the Technical Interview Demonstration Session that will be given by Todd Davies and Carla Hyenne, Software Engineers at Google Munich. Fields of work: Todd - Password Manager Team and Carla - Identity Team. They would like to show you how real technical interviews look like.
After session you can ask any question regarding interviews or speakers' work at Google.
Date: Friday, 4th of October
Time: 15:00
Venue: 7.105
To come to the session, please fill out this spreadsheet.
We are looking forward to see you there!
Have you long wanted to create your own application, but lacked experience? Or you have had some and want to grow further by filling your portfolio?
Mobile Development SIG is here for you! In our SIG, you can smoothly dive into the world of mobile apps. Group of enthusiasts, motivated to create helpful apps for gadgets of our everyday use, always welcomes you.
In this semester, getting introduced with Kotlin, there are going to be several projects with ascending order of difficulties. Our classes are held mostly in peer-to-peer way so that you improve both technical and communicational skills and gain best experience. Having some experience in programming and knowledge of OOP might be great but not required.
Schedule: every Thursday (today) at 6 pm
Venue: 7e.217 (may change)
If you are interested, please join now
https://bit.ly/2nkKKDr
Come and create your dream app.
Mobile Development SIG is here for you! In our SIG, you can smoothly dive into the world of mobile apps. Group of enthusiasts, motivated to create helpful apps for gadgets of our everyday use, always welcomes you.
In this semester, getting introduced with Kotlin, there are going to be several projects with ascending order of difficulties. Our classes are held mostly in peer-to-peer way so that you improve both technical and communicational skills and gain best experience. Having some experience in programming and knowledge of OOP might be great but not required.
Schedule: every Thursday (today) at 6 pm
Venue: 7e.217 (may change)
If you are interested, please join now
https://bit.ly/2nkKKDr
Come and create your dream app.
Have you thought of how websites are created?
Web Development SIG can help you with that! Here you will develop the websites by learning the basics of HTML & CSS with Bootstrap framework, User Experience and User Interface design. It is a great opportunity to discover the web development field as well as collaborative tools such as GitHub.
Sessions are focused mostly on practice. Currently, SIG participants are going to create personal websites. They are going to work on the design of a personal website, share the feedback between each other, and then write code according to drawings. Furthermore, we will study the GitHub platform and create websites in a team.
The Web SIG is open for everyone regardless of the background and experience. So, if you are interested in web development then you are more than welcome to join us!
https://t.me/web_sig_group
Schedule: every Thursday at 7:30 pm
Venue: 7e.222 (may change)
Web Development SIG can help you with that! Here you will develop the websites by learning the basics of HTML & CSS with Bootstrap framework, User Experience and User Interface design. It is a great opportunity to discover the web development field as well as collaborative tools such as GitHub.
Sessions are focused mostly on practice. Currently, SIG participants are going to create personal websites. They are going to work on the design of a personal website, share the feedback between each other, and then write code according to drawings. Furthermore, we will study the GitHub platform and create websites in a team.
The Web SIG is open for everyone regardless of the background and experience. So, if you are interested in web development then you are more than welcome to join us!
https://t.me/web_sig_group
Schedule: every Thursday at 7:30 pm
Venue: 7e.222 (may change)
The funniest and most popular - Game Development SIG!
Beginner track. Playing games is always interesting and exciting, especially with friends. But now, we won't only play games, we will learn how to create them with simple framework, Love2D.
Basics of 2D Game Development.
Intensive track. We have a community where those who are fascinated by games learn how to develop them in Unity; we put effort into understanding how video games function, how to optimize them and what makes them desirable and delightful. There are two ways to join us: study or develop video games.
The work we are doing involves self-study, weekly reports and discussions among fellow gamers: head of the SIG presents a list of tasks to complete and skills to develop and recommends video lectures and other study materials that could serve his students in this. There are no mandatory lectures or fixed schedule - members of the SIG self-organize and devote at least 90 minutes a week to studying/developing. By the end of each week, they send one Beginner or (Semi-)Developer document - microscopic report that captures their progress made in the said week. Members of the SIG share their creations and learn from each other. However, seminars and lectures can be requested by members of the SIG
If you have a flair for video games and think there is a fulfillment in crafting that experience, then without regard to your skills and previous experience, we invite you to join us.
https://bit.ly/2lzYN7w
Schedule: every Friday at 6pm
Venue: 7e.220 (may change)
Beginner track. Playing games is always interesting and exciting, especially with friends. But now, we won't only play games, we will learn how to create them with simple framework, Love2D.
Basics of 2D Game Development.
Intensive track. We have a community where those who are fascinated by games learn how to develop them in Unity; we put effort into understanding how video games function, how to optimize them and what makes them desirable and delightful. There are two ways to join us: study or develop video games.
The work we are doing involves self-study, weekly reports and discussions among fellow gamers: head of the SIG presents a list of tasks to complete and skills to develop and recommends video lectures and other study materials that could serve his students in this. There are no mandatory lectures or fixed schedule - members of the SIG self-organize and devote at least 90 minutes a week to studying/developing. By the end of each week, they send one Beginner or (Semi-)Developer document - microscopic report that captures their progress made in the said week. Members of the SIG share their creations and learn from each other. However, seminars and lectures can be requested by members of the SIG
If you have a flair for video games and think there is a fulfillment in crafting that experience, then without regard to your skills and previous experience, we invite you to join us.
https://bit.ly/2lzYN7w
Schedule: every Friday at 6pm
Venue: 7e.220 (may change)
Do you want to get a job at big tech giants such as Google and Facebook? Are passionate about solving problems?
Then, you are welcome to our ICPC SIG. We do not just solve programming problems, we turn our solutions to solve real life problems.
Come and be prepared to ICPC Quarter Finals. (Spoiler, there is a month left till Quarter Finals)
Chat for novices: https://t.me/joinchat/A9YWbk1ml4VPAlUnsJhEyQ
Chat for experienced: https://t.me/joinchat/A9YWbkiN5FW36bjbjs5VWA
ICPC Channel: https://t.me/icpc_sig
Then, you are welcome to our ICPC SIG. We do not just solve programming problems, we turn our solutions to solve real life problems.
Come and be prepared to ICPC Quarter Finals. (Spoiler, there is a month left till Quarter Finals)
Chat for novices: https://t.me/joinchat/A9YWbk1ml4VPAlUnsJhEyQ
Chat for experienced: https://t.me/joinchat/A9YWbkiN5FW36bjbjs5VWA
ICPC Channel: https://t.me/icpc_sig
Hey, you. There is a saying "You aren't born a hacker, you become onе." And we can help you with that. In our SIG, you can meet real hacking professionals, develop your own hacking tools, work on projects with impact and become a part of the hacking community. If you want to become a hacker, then CyberSec SIG is the place!
Particularly, starting from the next week we will start our preparation for the annual cybersecurity conference “KazHackStan” and try your skills on the “Cyberpolygon” contest, where you should hack the real-like simulation of Atomic Power Station. As for now, you may join just using this link
https://bit.ly/2nLCITW
Schedule: every Saturday at 4pm
Venue: 7e.220
Particularly, starting from the next week we will start our preparation for the annual cybersecurity conference “KazHackStan” and try your skills on the “Cyberpolygon” contest, where you should hack the real-like simulation of Atomic Power Station. As for now, you may join just using this link
https://bit.ly/2nLCITW
Schedule: every Saturday at 4pm
Venue: 7e.220
Forwarded from NU ACM-W Student Chapter
NU ACM-W Student Chapter is delighted to announce the Coding Marathon for Females!🤩
If you want to challenge your skills in programming or desire to learn something new, join us on Sunday, 13th of October to practice coding!
What is Coding Marathon by ACM-W? It is a three-hour coding contest, where girls will solve several coding problems on HackerRank. If you don't know how to use HackerRank, don't worry, there will be a workshop on that right before the contest.
This time we decided to have three tracks:
- **Beginner track** - for those who want to try easy level problems. We highly encourage beginners to use this opportunity to dive into the world of competitive programming! (Oriented to Foundation and 1st-year students)
- **Intermediate track** - for those who have some exposure to algorithm-based problem-solving.
-**Advanced track** - for those who feel confident about their coding skills and have substantial experience in programming. We highly encourage you to apply for this track as you will compete for more valuable prizes challenging yourself with advanced problems.
There also will be a coffee-break by Starbucks! 🥳
When: October 13, 14:00 -18:00
Where: 7е.222
Hurry up and register!
Registration deadline: October, 12 (Saturday). 6pm.
Link for registration: https://forms.gle/Gtgm2XhMCfLiJMmy9
If you have any questions, do not hesitate to contact @amina_k_9
If you want to challenge your skills in programming or desire to learn something new, join us on Sunday, 13th of October to practice coding!
What is Coding Marathon by ACM-W? It is a three-hour coding contest, where girls will solve several coding problems on HackerRank. If you don't know how to use HackerRank, don't worry, there will be a workshop on that right before the contest.
This time we decided to have three tracks:
- **Beginner track** - for those who want to try easy level problems. We highly encourage beginners to use this opportunity to dive into the world of competitive programming! (Oriented to Foundation and 1st-year students)
- **Intermediate track** - for those who have some exposure to algorithm-based problem-solving.
-**Advanced track** - for those who feel confident about their coding skills and have substantial experience in programming. We highly encourage you to apply for this track as you will compete for more valuable prizes challenging yourself with advanced problems.
There also will be a coffee-break by Starbucks! 🥳
When: October 13, 14:00 -18:00
Where: 7е.222
Hurry up and register!
Registration deadline: October, 12 (Saturday). 6pm.
Link for registration: https://forms.gle/Gtgm2XhMCfLiJMmy9
If you have any questions, do not hesitate to contact @amina_k_9
NU ACM Student Chapter
Dear subscribers! ACM Student Chapter would like to invite you to the Technical Interview Demonstration Session that will be given by Todd Davies and Carla Hyenne, Software Engineers at Google Munich. Fields of work: Todd - Password Manager Team and Carla…
Hey guys!
Kindly reminder that tomorrow Googlers will demonstrate how interviews are conducted.
If you are planning to come, please sign up via this link:
https://services.google.com/fb/forms/nu-Q419/
Don’t forget:)
Day: Friday, 4 oct
Time: 15:00
Venue: 7.105
Kindly reminder that tomorrow Googlers will demonstrate how interviews are conducted.
If you are planning to come, please sign up via this link:
https://services.google.com/fb/forms/nu-Q419/
Don’t forget:)
Day: Friday, 4 oct
Time: 15:00
Venue: 7.105
Dear friends!
We are happy to invite you to Tech Talk on Continuous Deployment
Speakers: Lucas Moscowicz and Mike Berman, software engineers from Facebook
Facebook serves more than 2 billion users every month across different platforms (Web, iOS and Android). With thousands of engineers writing code everyday, managing to continuously and reliably update our products across all platforms at a massive scale can be a challenge. Join us for this exciting tech talk and learn how this works from two Facebook engineers. 🙂
Date: October 9, Wednesday
Time: 14:00
Venue: 7e.429
We are happy to invite you to Tech Talk on Continuous Deployment
Speakers: Lucas Moscowicz and Mike Berman, software engineers from Facebook
Facebook serves more than 2 billion users every month across different platforms (Web, iOS and Android). With thousands of engineers writing code everyday, managing to continuously and reliably update our products across all platforms at a massive scale can be a challenge. Join us for this exciting tech talk and learn how this works from two Facebook engineers. 🙂
Date: October 9, Wednesday
Time: 14:00
Venue: 7e.429
For everyone who has signed for Crush Your Coding Workshop, it starts in 5 minutes!!!
Auditorium: 7E.329
Auditorium: 7E.329