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Hackspace is Open!

The Hackspace is now open to use throughout the weekdays. Check out more about the Hackspace here!

Lightning Talk

April 2nd, 2018 6pm-8pm Davis 101

Lightning Talk is an open forum event where anyone can present a quick five minute presentation on anything you'd like. Swing by and join us for a fun time, and have some pizza with us for dinner. (You don't need to present to enjoy the talks!)

Presenters will be awarded an additional one check-in mark! Register to be a presenter here: https://goo.gl/forms/gEkw8HCCp7ZdFzuG2

Introduction to Blockchain by Bina Ramamurthy

April 6th, 2018 5:30-7:30pm Davis 101

Professor Bina is running an exciting Introduction to Blockchain workshop! Learn more about the uses of Blockchain technology and bring a laptop to get started on a project. This isn't a UB ACM hosted event, so you'll need to register at this link: https://goo.gl/forms/8THT9DjU3DjhkLwF3

Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence Crash Course by Blaze Gawlik

April 16th, 2018 6pm-7pm Davis 101

A Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence crash course hosted by Blaze Gawlik from AMC Networks that will launch you into the trendy increasingly popular subject!

Check-in Marks Raffle

We announced the first prize lineup to our end-of-year raffle. Check out more about the raffle here and how you can win prizes!

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What is UB ACM?

Our mission is to empower student peers and help them find their path in computer science. We do so by running a variety of student-led initiatives and events, available for free to any University at Buffalo students.

How can I join?

UB ACM is free for all University at Buffalo students of any major. UB ACM's online community can be found in our Slack workspace. From the leadership, we make all of our announcements first in the Slack workspace. Sign up with your @buffalo.edu address.

All of our weekly meetings, events, and hackathons are optional, so pick and choose your favorites to come. We'd love for you to come to all of them though!

To stay updated, we recommend downloading the Slack application and turn on important notifications. It is available as an app for all major platforms.

Click here to join our Slack and stay updated!

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We are UB ACM, University at Buffalo's undergraduate computer science organization. Our mission is to empower student peers and help them find their path in computer science.

UB ACM hosts a variety of extracurricular events to achieve our goal. We have weekly meetings where our members or speakers run workshops and tech talks on the latest technologies used by professionals in industry or academia. Additionally, we run events like Hack Night and social events to allow students to connect with others with similar interests.


The "Circuit Bull" is an approved logography for UB ACM by the University at Buffalo Trademarks and Licensing department. The logos for our club's parent organizations, University at Buffalo School of Engineering and Applied Sciences, University at Buffalo Student Association, Asoociation for Computing Machinery logo, are owned by their respective owners.

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