An interactive Q&A session to continue the discussion on crypto and blockchain technology!

CCSS cordially invites you to a virtual Prof Social, to be hosted on Zoom!

This talk will discuss what qualities make a great Senior Developer, and what you can start learning and practicing today that will help you become a Senior Engineer.

Jeremy Clark, an associate professor at the Concordia Institute for Information Systems Engineering, to give a lecture on cryptocurrencies and blockchain technology!

SCESoc and the CCSS are collaborating this semester to bring you an epic Project Showcase Night!

Shawn Snider, current VP Production Workflow and Cloud Services at Ross Video and Carleton University graduate, will be sharing his experience in the workforce.

First-Year Takeover Week: Do you have a cool project that you wish you could present but haven't gotten the chance yet? This is the showcase for you! We're so excited to see what you've created.

You'll learn all about how to keep your website safe from SQL vulnerabilities, sensitive data exposure, and cross-site scripting.

Have you wanted to learn the Rust language? The time is now! Come out to this week's dev club to learn it from your local Rustacean, Forest Anderson.

The talk will cover several new and old types of database engines including Relational, NoSQL, Graph databases, and more.

The talk will cover several new and old types of database engines including Relational, NoSQL, Graph databases, and more.

Come learn the basics of this incredible tool and how to begin building prototypes.

Learn about the different tools used in the modern web development ecosystem and how to string them all together in this presentation from Carleton Alumni Bailey D'Amour!

Advent of Code is an Advent calendar of small programming puzzles that can be solved in any programming language you like.

CCSS First Year Rep, Milo, will be hosting the first themed mini hackathon of the year on November 29 from 11 - 1 pm EST! Students will learn how to write an application that opens a window and displays graphics on the screen using a graphical user interface toolkit.

Whether you're a gamer or an aspiring game developer, you don't want to miss our latest Dev Club Tech Talk - Guide to the Game Development Industry by Ian Harrison, Software Developer at Electronic Arts and CU Alumni.

The CCSS will be facilitating a session of extra studying to help students review material from the Discrete Structures courses you know and love.⁣

Confused by this whole Linux thing? Learn how to use Linux, and why you should know how to use it in the first place!⁣ This talk will cover a live installation, beginner usage, and how knowing Linux can benefit your degree and future career.⁣

The CCSS will be facilitating a session of extra studying to help students review material from the Discrete Structures courses you know and love.⁣

Have you ever wanted to create a portfolio website to show off projects, but weren’t sure where to start? The Carleton Web Dev Club has the hackathon for you!

Dave Mckenney talks about his thesis and work on transfer entropy, influence measurement and network analysis!

The Carleton Cyber Security Club will be helping to host a CTF after Forest's Week of Awesome Tech Talk on the information security industry.

In this talk, you'll learn about the cybersecurity industry, the world of cyber attacks, and how you can get involved.

A series of programming puzzles to get you back into your coding groove!

Upper-year students tell you their advice on thriving in first year and all the things they wish someone had told them when they were in your shoes!

Webinar for helping incoming first year students pick courses

Chat with some of our grad students in various departments, such as Data Science, Machine Learning, Network Security, and more!

Learn how to brainstorm, plan, and develop fun and interesting personal projects with just the content taught in COMP1405.

A workshop on numerous code editors/IDE's and the cool features that each provide!

This Dev Club meeting will be all about personal projects!

The CUAJ is a game jam dedicated to putting student-made games on our very own arcade machine

This workshop will cover React, a JavaScript library for building user interfaces.

This workshop will cover using Linux and how to troubleshoot your problems.

A beginner-focused tech talk introducing students to AI and Machine Learning.

Learn from some of the mistakes that upper year students made when they were in their first year.

Come and learn how to use git at the dev club git workshop!

The Advent of Code is a programming contest that releases a new challenge every day from Dec 1st to Dec 25th.

This week's workshop, Text Editors, will take a look at the different ways to write code.

CS Games is the place to sharpen up your hacking skills, make friends, and have oodles of fun.

Come out to our first workshop about getting tech jobs!

Come learn from some of the mistakes and pitfalls that upper year students made when they were in their first year.

Come learn from some of the mistakes and pitfalls that upper year students made when they were in their second year.

The first Tech Talk of the 2018-2019 school year! Come out and listen to some awesome talks. There will be pizza!

The Science and Tech museum was completely renovated and newly opened just last year. There are many new exhibits discussing modern tech (and science), and the history behind it.

Ruby is one of the many languages your computer understands and that you can use to speak to it, but is known for being more elegant and natural compared to other programming languages.

Jack McCracken talks application security, bug bounties and Shopify.

This event will allow co-op students and new graduates from underrepresented groups to meet and mingle with employers from engineering and IT-related firms who are dedicated to creating a diverse workforce.

So now you've got a good idea of what to put on your resume, but how do you actually handle the first social interview?

Do you have any interviews lined up? Uncertain what sort of questions to expect? Come by to our cracking the coding interview workshop this upcoming Tuesday.

The Lame Jam is a beginner friendly game jam suitable for absolute beginners or game jam veterans.

We'll be having a workshop this upcoming Tuesday where you'll get the opportunity to chat with recruiters in the industry!

This workshop helps you build your first personal website from a template, and personalize it to your style!

We've all recently been hearing about how AI is the bees knees. Intel is hosting an AI focused webcast this October 20th!

If you’re a student who loves computer science, programming or product design and attends one of the many participating schools, this is a challenge for you.

This talk by Dr. Ali Pourshahid focuses on challenges of building software in the cloud and at scale including performance, scalability, and resiliency.

Come learn from some of the mistakes and pitfalls that upper year students made when they were in their first year.

Come learn from some of the mistakes and pitfalls that upper year students made when they were in their second year.

Learn how to work with hardware, and do so efficiently.

We are hosting a technical interview prep workshop!

Simon Vendette, Director at Magmic, will be walking through the mobile game industry.

Elisa Kazan will share her tips for successful networking.

David Manouchehri is going to be talking about how to effectively use GDB to debug code.

We will be having Kae Bagg from Shopify coming in to talk about Learning How to Learn.

Come learn from some of the mistakes and pitfalls upper year students made when they were in first year.

Second years! Come learn how we messed up so you don't have to.

Come check out some amazing tech talks by Julia Duimovich and Andrew Low.