April 15, 2010
Posted by Feross
ACM Tech Talks
This is the archive of past ACM tech talks. For this quarter’s talks, go home.
What are ACM Tech Talks?
Since 2009, the Stanford ACM has been organizing informal “tech hangouts” for CS students to share what they’re working with the larger community. The idea behind the event is simple – smart people sharing their cool CS hacks, research, and tech demos with the Stanford CS community.
We invite 3 people to speak at each event. Tech talks typically last 10-30 minutes each. The idea is to give us a short, quick preview into something cool that you’re working on, like a TED talk. We have a projector, large whiteboard, and wireless network access for your use.
Dinner is always served (usually Chipotle burritos or Dominos pizza).
Every other Friday @ 6 PM in Gates 104
Want to give a tech talk?
Great! If you want to speak at a future ACM meeting, just tell any ACM officer or send us an email and we’ll add you to the agenda!
Stanford students are always working on awesome side projects, research, and startup companies. However, most CS students don’t have a community where they can meet other CS students, get new ideas, and find out about the awesome stuff their peers are working on. This event will bring together a CS community that learns and shares together.