Undergraduate
Student Organizations
Computer Science and Engineering students have the opportunity to participate in a broad range of student organizations for professional networking, learning and practicing new skills, and social activities. CSE student organizations include chapters of national organizations as well as organizations specific to the department.
CSE student organizations who want to be recognized by the department, use department resources, have access to Computing Partners Program (CPP) funds, be featured in its publicity, and be listed on web and social media should contact Prof. Ken Christensen.
Association for Computing Machinery (ACM)
Provides CSE Students with social, professional, and technical opportunities for career development.
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President: Dinh Pham
Advisor: Ken Christensen
BRAIN-COMPUTER INTERFACE (BCI) CLUB
The ±«Óãtv Brain-Computer Interface (BCI) Club is a dedicated group on campus focused on advancing brain-computer interface technology. Our goal is to foster innovation and collaboration among students interested in neuroscience and technology. As a project-oriented club, we provide educational resources, hands-on workshops, and research opportunities to develop skills in neural signal processing, EEG, and machine learning using cutting-edge BCI tools like Emotiv and OpenBCI.
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President: Connor Raymer
Advisor: Marvin Andujar
ColorStack
ColorStack focuses on uniting Black, Latinx, and Indigenous students in tech to get the degrees and tech jobs they dream of. We provide a safe space for us to grow, learn, and empower each other not only as professionals but as people. We host technical interviewing workshops, company workshops from top tech employers, and professional development opportunities. If this sounds like your thing, then come be a part of the ColorStack fam!
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President: Alexis Lara-Ramirez
Advisor: Schinnel Small
GameDev Club
The ±«Óãtv GameDev Club (GDC) acts as a meeting ground for ±«Óãtv students interested in creating video games.
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President: Kevin Merrill
Advisor: Jing Wang
GIRLS WHO CODE COLLEGE LOOP
Girls Who Code College Loops is about more than programming, we are on-campus organizations offering monthly challenges focusing on honing computer science skills and engaging women to take action, collaborate and create with one another. It is a supportive network, plus exclusive opportunities to meet with industry professionals & Girls Who Code corporate partners.
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President: An Pham
Advisor: Schinnel Small
INSTITUTE OF ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICS ENGINEERS COMPUTER SOCIETY (IEEE - CS)
The computing professional's single, unmatched source for technology information, inspiration, and collaboration.
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President: Anzhelika Kurnikova
Advisor: Robert Karam
ROBOBULLS
RoboBulls is a student organization within the ±«Óãtv for students who have an interest or passion for robotics. ±«Óãtv RoboBulls students have participated in national and international competitions, such as RoboCup. These competitions provide a common testing ground for different research laboratories where scientific advances can be studied and evaluated under real-time conditions.
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President: Zach Hinnen
Advisor: Alfredo Weitzenfeld
SOCIETY OF COMPETITIVE PROGRAMMERS (SCP)
Provides resources and mentoring to assist CSE students participating in hack-a-thon and other types of programming competitions.
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President: Aleksandre Papunashvili
Advisor: Mauricio Pamplona Segundo
WHITEHATTERS COMPUTER SECURITY CLUB (WCSC)
The Whitehatters Computer Security Club (WCSC) is a club for students with a passion for computer security to come out and learn more about reverse engineering, computer forensics, web hacking, and more! The club competes in a variety of national competitions, including CSAW, Raymond James CTF, and the Southeast Collegiate Cyber Defense Competition (SECCDC).
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President: Jackson Liveringhouse
Advisor: Marbin Pazos-Revilla
WOMEN IN COMPUTER SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING (WICSE)
Gathers female students who are majoring, or interested in, any engineering-related field to provide support, career guidance, and relevant opportunities.
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President: Deekshita Senthil Kumar
Advisor: Jing Wang
Women in CyberSecurity (Wicys)
WiCyS at ±«Óãtv is a dedicated group on campus, aiming to make a positive change in cybersecurity. Our main goal is to lessen the gender gap in this field, ensuring women have equal opportunities to succeed. We provide education, mentorship, and networking opportunities to help students grow in cybersecurity. Additionally, we focus on promoting and increasing the number of women in the cybersecurity workforce through our collaboration with academic institutions.
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President: Brianna Deaubler
Advisor: James Anderson