Looking for something to do after classes on Friday? Come out and play board games for a few hours at Reboot Cafe! We’ll have board games set up, but feel free to bring your own as well! Everyone’s welcome, so invite your friends~
All undergraduate Computer Science majors are invited to the Computer Science department’s open house on Imagine Day!
Find out about CS programs (both academic and extracurricular) and CS-related clubs. Talk to company representatives about career opportunities for CS students and grads. Enjoy delicious free food and prize draws.
Details:
Date: Tues., Sept 6
Time: 10:30 am - 12:30 pm
Location: Atrium Area, West Wing, CS/ICCS Building
Description: Come by and visit us anytime between 10:30 am and 12:30 pm:
Meet with academic advisors and learn about the programs we offer
Find out about Computer Science Student Society (CSSS) upcoming events, CS department special career programming and events, the ACM Programming Competition, Reading Room resources and the Science Co-op program.
Speak with company representatives from Amazon, A Thinking Ape and HootSuite. Learn about career opportunities at these companies and what it’s like to work there. Bring your resume along and get some quick “first impressions” resume feedback from them.
Enjoy a free bbq lunch, courtesy of the department and the CSSS. Food served between 11 am and noon.
Prize draw at noon for $50 Starbucks gift cards. You must be there in person to win!
When:
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Where: Atrium Area, West Wing, CS/ICCS Building - 2366 Main Mall, Vancouver, BC, V6T 1Z4
The CSSS will be having our second Semi-Annual General Meeting for the 2015-16 school year on Tuesday, March 15, 2016. All CS students are invited to attend. We will be discussing the current year and also looking for feedback as to how the club is run and how the club will be running next year. We are also going to discuss the upcoming CSSS Elections for the Executive Team for next year, as well as changes to our constitution.
In 1994, the UBC Computer Science Students’ Society held its first Computer Careers Fair. In that year there were less than fifty students in the graduating class, and twelve companies attending this inaugural event. Many of the students were like us, trying to pursue a career in a field they enjoyed. The careers fair presented opportunities to students to meet with employers looking for well-trained and talented prospects. Over a decade later, and the emergence of the Internet is changing the way people and businesses communicate. The market for computer technologies has never been more exciting.
It’s that time of year again: time for the annual Tech Career Fair! Come out to the career fair in the SUB ballroom to network and learn about tech companies from Vancouver… and everywhere else. Bring your résumé!
