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*** We are in hybrid mode now - several events are in-person @ UT Dallas campus, others are conducted ONLINE, some events in both modes ***
This meetup is OPEN to all in the community - UT Dallas Computer Science department welcomes every one, including college students, high school students, parents & professionals to attend these late evening presentations on most Saturdays. While our faculty will present the popular technologies or talk about the latest research areas, we may feature industry professionals or external experts occasionally as well. True meetups involve networking - we encourage the participants to come 30 minutes early for networking & you are welcome to stay after the presentation & continue networking as well. This is also a great place to connect with UTD students and even find a few good candidates for internships/FT jobs @ your company.
While these events are completely FREE to attend, we request a tax-deductible donation of $5 (or more) per person @ giving.utdallas.edu/CS - thanks for helping us to cover our cost and enabling us to bring such high quality programs to the community!
Custodial Responsibility Disclaimer: The University of Texas at Dallas Computer Science department will not take custodial responsibility of minors (school students) while participating in these Community Outreach Presentations. Custodial responsibility will remain with the parents, legal guardians, and chaperones.
Upcoming events (2)
See all- 2nd annual Quantum Computing Conference @ UT DallasNeeds location
UTDallas CS Outreach and QuantaWatt jointly host a 1 day immersive Quantum Computing Conference in UTDallas campus.
Complete details and registration @ https://lu.ma/hkk7ozcs
Advance registration in above site is required to attend the conference. Please register ONLY if you are highly likely to attend & help us with our logistics! BTW, RSVPing for meetup is NOT enough.Registration is FREE for college students, all visitors are required to contribute an amount of your choice to help with the logistics at utd.link/pay ($25 is recommended).
Additional instructions will be provided to the registered folks, as we get close to the event.
Custodial Responsibility Disclaimer: The University of Texas at Dallas Computer Science department will not take custodial responsibility of minors while participating in this Quantum Computing Conference. Custodial responsibility will remain with the parents or responsible adults who brought the minors to the event.
- UTD-DFWCSTA Battle of the Brains - Conference & Contest - Spring 2025Link visible for attendees
Thanks to our continuing sponsor State Farm for enabling us to offer this contest for FREE to school students & college students.
While any one / team can complete ONLINE, prizes will be given only for the high school student groups registered through CS teachers of respective schools & compete in-person with teacher in-attendance.
Schedule for the day @ https://utd.link/hspc-schedule
School teachers should register their teams @ https://utd.link/hspc-reg (register IN-PERSON teams only, No need to register teams that will compete ONLINE). Teachers have to validate the team names on that day, for the teams to qualify for prizes. Each team can have max 3 members.
Languages supported: C, C++, Java, Python, and Kotlin
IDEs: Eclipse, VS Code, Code Blocks, and MS Visual Studio (online IDEs may be OK as well)Actual Contest will run 1-4pm. You can setup the teams now, join the contest now and get ready.
Recent contests:
Fall 2024 Advanced: https://www.hackerrank.com/utd-bob-fall-2024
Fall 2024 Novice: https://www.hackerrank.com/utd-bob-fall-2024-novice
Fall 2024 problem discussion
Spring 2024 Novice: www.hackerrank.com/utd-bob-spring-2024-novice
Spring 2024 Advanced: www.hackerrank.com/utd-bob-spring-2024
Fall23 Advanced: https://www.hackerrank.com/utd-bob-fall-2023
Fall23 Novice: https://www.hackerrank.com/utd-bob-fall-2023-novice
Solutions' discussion: https://utdallas.box.com/s/kqosepznzsb0qub58alobo62n1uja2q6Spring 2023 Advanced: https://www.hackerrank.com/bob2023spring
Spring 2023 Novice: https://www.hackerrank.com/utd-bob-2023-spring-novice
Solution discussion & Award ceremony recording: https://utdallas.box.com/s/jpa9ey8lrv9udw0vuyob2of0m3gkbobtFall 2022 Advanced: https://open.kattis.com/contests/mnhex8
Discussion about solutions: https://utdallas.box.com/v/f22-advanced-discussionFall 2022 Novice: https://open.kattis.com/contests/yfsuio
Discussion about solutions: https://utdallas.box.com/v/f22-novice-discussionFall 2021 Advanced: https://open.kattis.com/contests/vm8cd3
Fall 2021 Novice: https://open.kattis.com/contests/nkom6rCustodial Responsibility Disclaimer: The University of Texas at Dallas Computer Science department will not take custodial responsibility of minors while participating in this coding contest. Custodial responsibility will remain with teachers (K-12), parents, legal guardians, and chaperones, for the whole duration of the contest.
