Hi guys! Just a friendly reminder for the CS Clubs bowling night. Free shoe rentals, and base ten pin arrangement algorithms.
Donations of 1$ or 2$ to offset cost of lane rental appreciated but not required. Bring your friends!
Location: MU Games Area
Time: 5pm-7pm Nov 21 2008
Details: Free shoes! Small donation, if you want cool points.
1st programming Challenge is graded and scores are on the right.
3rd programming Challenge is up
Bowling night:
Update: The bowling night is actually 5-7pm, not 8, and it is ON!
Also, our next meeting will be
Professor Kenneth Joy will be at the CS Club talking about graphics research at UC Davis. As usual, free food/drinks. New programming challenge will be up.
The CS Club and the IEEE club will be cohosting the next meeting. Sun Microsystem will be bringing in their developers and they will be talking about the following:
This will be more hands-on than our previous meetings.
As usual, there will be free pizza and drinks. The new programming challenge will be up! There will be prizes!
Greetings CS Club members this is the announcement of an open call for sign board designs for the new CS Club sign board.
Here are the specs on the board:
signboard corner view
Kemper 1131
Wednesday, October 22, 2008
5:00PM to 6:00PM
What will we do?
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Michael Ogawa, a Ph.D. student at UC Davis, will be talking about code swarm, which a visualization of the development of code.
Kemper 1003
Thursday, October 16, 2008
4:00PM to 5:30PM
It’s a bit last minute, but NVIDIA will be holding a tech talk which will cover their CUDA™ technology and Parallel Processing. The presentation will be given by Eric Enderton, who is apart of the Nvidia research team. For more information about CUDA™ click here.
Kemper 1131
Wednesday, October 8, 2008
5:00PM to 6:00PM
Our first meeting is going to be more of a social event rather than usual professor/industry representative lecturing. We’re going to have a survey about social activities, to see what you want to do this year. We’ll also be giving out the first bi-weekly programming challenge (more about this at the meeting). As usual, free pizza and drinks will be provided on a first-come, first-serve basis.
We just created a Facebook group: The Computer Science Club at UC Davis. If you want to hear about upcoming events or meet other members, join the group!
Just a friendly reminder: membership to the club and Facebook group is open to everyone- even if you’re not a CS or CSE major. All you need to do is show up and have a good time; or in the case of the Facebook group, just sign up!