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Join us May 6th for snacks and refreshments as we elect our next semester's officers and have a final meet-and-greet before the end of the semester. We are meeting at the normal location: EMS E171 at 1:30pm, this May 6th. Hope to see you there!!

Join us Monday April 29th at 1:30pm to work on programming problems from Advent of Code, Project Euler, and HackerRank. Feel free to bring your own programming problems too! We meet every Monday at 1:30pm in EMS E171. Hope to see you there!!

Come down to The Kulwicki Center and learn about the essentials of web architecture. Afterwards we will get a chance to see a piece of vintage computing in action - the SGI Indy from 1993!

Join us on Monday April 15 at 1:30pm to learn about ethical hacking, led by James Schlosser. As usual we meet in The Kulwicki Center (EMS E171). Hope to see you there!!

On Monday, April 8th at 1:30p bring your laptop and participate in programming challenges on HackerRank and Advent of Code. We will meet at the usual location - The Kulwicki Center (EMS E171). Hope to see you there!!

On Monday, April 1st at 1:30p we are discussing Technology in China as experienced by UWM alumni and ex-IEEE-CS president Jack Klika. We will meet at the usual location - The Kulwicki Center (EMS E171). Hope to see you there!!

No Meeting on Monday March 11th & 18th! Midterms are upon us! We encourage everybody to study diligently! Remember to take study breaks! We will resume general meetings after spring break. The next meeting will take place on March 25th, 2019 at 1:30pm. See you all then!

On Monday March 04, 1:30pm we will be hosting three lightning talks - (1) Docker (2) Unix pipe/Stream Programming (3) Mainframes with IBM z/OS. If there is free time, we welcome participants to whiteboard HackerRank solutions. See you then!

This Monday we will be working on the infamous Labyrinth! (Created by Jack Klika) It's a series of command line challenges ranging from easy to hard. So come over to the Kulwiki center at 1:30pm to learn and compete! See you deep in the Labyinth!

For our second general meeting on Feb 18th (Monday) at 1:30 PM we are hosting a programming competition on HackerRank.com. Challenges will be available for beginners and experts alike. Hope to see you there!

Our first meeting will be Mon, Feb 11th, at 1:30p in EMS E171 (Kulwicki Center). Topics: introduction to club, officers, and meet-and-greet with other club participants. Hope to see you there!!

Final projects and exams got you down? Why don't you join IEEE-CS from 5:30 to 6:30 pm in the Kulwicki Center and relax for an hour! We'll be providing the pizza and some board games (feel free to bring some as well), you just need to come ready for a good time!

This week’s meeting we’ll be sharing fun computing-related things that we’re all working on and outlining the election process for the officer positions opening up next semester. We’d love to hear about your latest tech exploits so bring em along!

On Thursday, November 29th 5:30pm, there will be no formal meeting. Instead we will have a group-driven workshop on the Linux command line.

LAID-BACK-A-THON (11/17) - Decompress with a Saturday afternoon of laid back creativity in the Kulwicki Center. Grab a bowl of Chili & some Cornbread and code something neat. 1st place is $25 Amazon Gift card. Hope to see you there!

We will be having our final HackerRank competition against UW-Madison-Software Development Club and Concordia-Hackathon Club on Thursday (11/15) during our general meeting time (5:30-6:30).

Hello everyone, Santiago and Sujeeth will be giving a presentation on Hypertext Preprocessor(PHP) this Thursday from 5:30 to 6:30. If you're interested in learning about the back-end development of Web Applications, join us in the Kulwicki Center.

Hello Everybody, We will be having our second HackerRank competition against UW-Madison and Concordia on Friday(11/2) from 4:30-6 pm. Please meet at the club room around 4:15pm, as the competition will start promptly at 4:30pm. Bring a laptop!

This week's general meeting: React Series (Part 2 of 2) We'll continue our exploration by focusing this week on React Native. Show up, sit back, and enjoy a presentation about its uses in cross-platform mobile development! React Native: facebook.github.io/react-native/

We'll be digging into what React does, when and why you might want to use it, and working and talking through a short tutorial together in Node. The following week we'll expand into React Native. If you have a laptop install Node and bring it along! Node: nodejs.org/en/