There are several resources available for Undergraduate students in the School of Computing. Student Organizations Association for Computing Machinery (ACM): UGA Chapter The Association for Computing Machinery (ACM) is the primary professional organization for computer scientists in the United States. The UGA Chapter of ACM meets regularly in Boyd. Benefits of joining ACM include a complimentary subscription to the ACM Communications publication as well as an acm.org email address. Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE): Student Branch The UGA Branch of the IEEE was formed in 2013, whose mission is to spread knowledge of engineering and technology and to further the professional development of students. Society for Information Management Systems (SMIS) Computer Science majors are welcome to join the Society for Information Management Systems. SMIS hosts many events aimed at helping you get a good job with Georgia and national business, including sit-down dinners with recruiters from major IT and consulting firms. Reminder: you should dress in business attire (coat and tie) for SMIS functions. Classic Hackers UGA Linux Users' Group (CHUGALUG) Also, students may be interested in the UGA Linux enthusiasts' group CHUGALUG. CHUGALUG's membership includes students, faculty/staff, and Linux lovers from the Athens community. Linux beginners are welcome! UGAHacks UGAHacks is a 501 (c)(3) non-profit organization that hosts an annual 72-hour programming event that takes place in Athens, Georgia at the University of Georgia. At our event, you can network with different sponsors and participants, attend workshops to grow in your skills as a developer, and create a project that would be noteworthy to have on your resume. It is an event that provides an environment to explore something new while having fun doing it. DevDogs / Google Developer Groups on Campus: UGA DevDogs / GDGC: UGA is a Google-recognized organization building full-stack software projects that benefit the community each year. The club brings students across years, backgrounds, and tech disciplines together in their weekly Dev Sessions, where members collaborate on the project both in-person and online. Join at any time and learn more at devdogs.uga.edu. Resources Student Computing Facilities Excellent computing facilities for both the BS-CS and graduate programs are available at the University of Georgia. The School of Computing maintains a network of personal computers, workstations, and multiprocessor servers. Instructional computer labs are located in Boyd 201 and Boyd 307A containing state-of-the-art Dell workstations with widescreen monitors. A general-purpose computing lab for BS-CS, MS, and Ph.D. students is located in Boyd 307. All School of Computing classrooms, instructional labs, and the Boyd 307 general-purpose computer lab feature The University of Georgia's high-speed wireless internet access, PAWS. Questions about our facilities? Check out the FAQ Having trouble with your MyID or PAWS? Visit EITS support View Facility Hours & Software/Hardware Specs
