Join Robotics Club at 6pm, in Room 110 Cameron Hall. Katie Johnston - A NASA speaker who has experience as an intern and a flight engineer will be providing a presentation / Q&A

A special joint event with our Robotics focus group, Salar al Khafji speaks to us from Amsterdam where he is the CEO of Momentum. With millions raised in funding, Momentum automates brick and mortar construction with computer vision and robotics. Join us for an exciting finale to our Fall 2024 speaker slate.

Stressing about finding an internship or job? Join ACM to hear Leslie Wright, Assistant Director of the Career Center, guide you through your job hunt.

From the University of Buffalo to an Oxford PhD, Phil Maffetone knows how to get the most out of your college experience. Come listen to Phil as he draws on his experience in the digital sciences to advise students how to pursue computational creativity, and increase your job prospects in the process.

Linux Fellow and former Samsung and Bell Labs kernel developer Shuah Khan brings us a perspective of the open-source side of software. Learn the importance of open-source maintainers and why the Linux Foundation would be the biggest software company in the world if it were private. This is not one to miss..

Ever wondered what the wild west of computer science was like? Just a hint, it didn't used to be kombucha bars and catered lunches... join us as Dr. John Lynden recalls his memories from the time before CS got civilized

Ben Plate of the University of California Berkeley and Amazon joins us to discuss the interview process for tech internships, undergraduate projects, and life at a FAANG company.

Join us as nCino software engineer and fellow UNCW graduation introduces our software engineering experience program and speaks about the differences between college and industry

Join us for our first event as a club. Stop by the table in Burney Center to say hello and learn more about what we have planned for the semester.

Join us for our second official meeting to meet members, munch on snacks, and get hands-on with what we do. This event is open to students of all skill levels, so feel free to bring friends while we dive into semester project options, answer questions, and schedule events for the coming months. See you there!