About ACM
The Association for Computing Machinery at UTSA is dedicated to giving members and students the opportunity to gain experience, network, socialize, learn, and grow outside of the classroom in all fields of technology and computing.
Organization
Our chapter is organized to serve students for academic, professional, and social purposes at UTSA. The Chapter shall be involved with and conduct activities that are included below.
Engaging
students in stimulating computing activities
Mentoring
students for academic and professional success
Advancing
the art, science, engineering, and application of information technology
Connecting
students with leaders in the computing field
Encouraging
the pursuit of career opportunities in computing
Promoting
the highest professional and ethical standards
Our Sub Organizations
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ACM-W
Minority centric chapter focusing on creating an academic and professional community
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ICPC
Competitive programming for students looking to expand their coding skills
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Rowdy Creators
ACM's multi-discipline incubator specializing in helping students learn and contribute to long-term technology projects
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Coding in Color
We strive to create a safe space for black people in the technology world to promote representation in our community.
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RowdyHacks
ACM UTSA's 24-hour hackathon competition with hundreds of students, sponsors, and prizes
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Code Quantum
ACM UTSA's first annual hackathon for underrepresented genders
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