The Johns Hopkins Association for Computing Machinery is a student organisation of the Johns Hopkins University dedicated to furthering the knowledge and advancement of computers and information technology through the free exchange of ideas and information. As a chapter of the oldest computing society in the world, the JHU ACM is a place for diverse backgrounds and interests, and serves the JHU community as a whole.
REMINDER: ELECTIONS AND PROJECT SHOWING
2013-05-02
In less than two hours, our final meeting of the year will be held. The
elections themselves are going to be held at 6:30 to make sure most
everyone can participate. Before and after we will do project
presentations. NEAT!
Shaffer 100.
-Your Chair Mango, signing out
Contact: "M. Tango"
THIS WEEK: Elections and Projects
2013-04-30
This week will be our final regular meeting for the year... And with that,
we must elect a new cadre of elite officers to head our glorious
organization. Uncle Mango wants YOU to run for officer of the ACM.
There are 5 positions to run for:
Chair
Vice Chair
Treasurer
Secretary
Lab Administrator
For a list of responsibilities, see: http://www.acm.jhu.edu/bylaws.php#Art5
If you want to run, feel free to prepare something to say, or don't, and
just wing it.
After elections, we will be doing STUDENT PROJECT TIME. If you did
something cool this semester and want to show it off, you'll be able to do
that in the time after elections.
As always, the meeting is at 6pm on Thursday in Shaffer 100. Milk and
Cookies will be provided.
-Your Lame Duck Chair Mango
Contact: "M. Tango"
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THIS WEEK: Class Selection
2013-04-25
This week, at 6pm in Shaffer 100, for our penultimate meeting for the year,
we will be doing our class selection meeting. Come and learn about what
classes you want to take, from those that have taken the classes and lived
to tell the tale. Milk and Cookies will be provided.
-Your Grizzled Chair Mango
Contact: "M. Tango"
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2013-04-18
This week, Peter will be talking about Go, a language developed by Google
and released in 2009. In his own words, "Watch Peter fumble through the
official Go tutorial right in front of you. He might even be partially
awake."
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Go is described on its website as being "...an open source programming
environment that makes it easy to build simple, reliable, and efficient
software."
So come by Shaffer 100 at 6pm! Milk and cookies will be provided.
- Your Simple, Reliable, and Efficient Chair Mango
