Join us to navigate your path to your dream internship.

Do you still manage your code by making 17 versions of them on your computer? Come learn git! The tool all the cool kids are using to manage their projects and work with other programmers.

Stressed for university? Don't fret! Come to the SIWIK presentation to get a complete guide on navigating your academics, social life, and coop at Carleton!.

We're hosting a First Year Registration Guide Panel. We’ll tell you everything you need to know!

This lecture examines how computer science can help society build towards a fairer democracy.

Join us for three back to back tech talks!

Learn everything you need to find your first job in the tech industry.

Learn everything you need to get started with competitive coding!

Learn everything you need to find your first job in the tech industry.

Join us for a series of short talks or signup to give your own!

Join us for three back to back tech talks!

Join us for two back to back lightning talks all about web3!

The School of Computer Science has invited Dr. Greg Wilson, a member of the Python Software Foundation, author, and employee at Deep Genomics, to give a lecture on large scale software design!

Ever wondered how to scale your apps to support the traffic of millions of users?

A presentation comparing different work environments and team dynamics within the tech industry.

A presentation discussing everything you need to help find your first tech internship.

A discussion on the history and progression of the frontend ecosystem.

Learn all about Kotlin, Golang, Rust, and Elixir!

Learn how to build your first Database!

The next tech talk we've got coming up is Introduction to GraphQL with Sarah Ali!

Learn how to build your first website!

Learn how the S in HTTPS works and the math behind why it's safe.

Join two new Carleton grads Aarthi Ganesh and Abhi Santhosh as they unpack their ‘lessons learned’ navigating a new career as software developers at Martello Technologies.

Some natural and human-engineered processes exhibit patterns that suggest an underlying algorithm.

Learn how to build your first web service!

Join us for 3 back-to-back student tech talks!

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

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.

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!

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.

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.⁣

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

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

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 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.