Symantic is having a networking event. See flier for details.

FREE tickets to the Microsoft Professional Developers Conference is available to UCLA students!

Register here with the code PDCSTU09

Registration includes:
* Entry (and a bag of conference material)
* Attendance at the sessions of their choice
* Copy of Windows 7 Professional (no cost)
* Lunch (no cost)
* Expo reception (no cost)

If you are interested in attending the regional ICPC competition at Riverside on November 7th, it is required that you attend the ICPC Mock Competition we will be holding this Saturday. Anyone is welcome to come to the mock competition even if you have not been to an ICPC practice before. Please contact rajiv@blue-tech.org if you are interested and have any questions.

When: Saturday, October 23rd 1pm-4pm
Where: Boelter 3760

ACM is looking for bright, young students to join us as officers starting Winter Quarter, 2010! Be a part of our small but passionate team and make a HUGE difference in the Computer Science department. We welcome students of all years who are interested to apply! Once you've submitted your application, you will be contacted for an informal interview. The following are the officer positions available for next quarter, with some information about each:

• Treasurer - the ACM Treasurer is responsible for the management of all the sources of funding that enable ACM to host and help with projects and activities.
• Secretary - the ACM Secretary will play an important role in making sure all tasks are completed on time.
• Web Admin - the Web Admin, as the title suggests, is to build ACM's presence on the web. Recommended skills include working knowledge of server-side scripting (PHP) and familiarity with UNIX servers.
• Publicity Chair - the Publicity Chair is responsible for coming up with creative ways to help spread the ACM name and promote club events
• Project Leader - The requirements of becoming a Project Leader are very extensive. The leader must organize an appropriately sized group of people who will contribute to a project. Next, the leader is responsible for making sure that the project is moving along as scheduled and that group members meet on a regular basis.
• Company Relations - as a Company Relations, you will be responsible for negotiating and meeting with industry recruiters on various issues. Must have good "people"-skills.

These roles might sound very specific, but really you won't be limited to doing only these tasks. ALL of our officers are part of the club decision-making process when it comes to organizing events, contacting industry recruiters, brainstorming project ideas, etc. So what are you waiting for? Sign up now! Deadline for applications is Nov 25th. **********************************************************

Cisco will have a booth at the Career Fair on 10/21, and have internship opportunities only. We recommend students arrive at 11am so they don’t have to wait in the long lines during the lunch hour.

Here’s a list of available positions across our various teams:

1.Software I Engineer Internship (Sophomore, Junior, graduate 2011 or 2012) with Bachelor’s Computer Science or CSE major (US Citizen, Permanent Resident)

2.Software 2 Engineer Internship (1st Year in the Masters program only, graduate 2011 or Dec. 2010) with Masters’s Computer Science or CSE majors).

We've had great hires from UCLA in the past and look forward to seeing everyone there!

What: Hulu Information Session
Where: Boelter 4760
When: Wednesday, October 21 7:00PM

Hulu will be having an information session. Come learn about the premium online video service provider that hosts our favourite shows.

Each quarter ACM sponsors a UCLA wide programming contest. This quarter's contest has now been posted and submissions are due by December 4th, 2009.

Please check it out by clicking Contest on the top navigation.

The winner will receive a $50 Amazon Gift Certificate.

Also, if you love programming and programming competitions, come check out UCLA's ICPC (International Collegiate Programming Contest) Team. Anyone can join... we practice every Saturday 12:00PM to 3:00PM in Boelter 3760. Come check it out!

If you have any questions about the contest or ICPC, send me an email: rajiv@blue-tech.org

** If you are interested in a full-time role:

Please apply by Friday, October 16th
Go here to apply. We also encourage you to apply online at BruinView if you are a BS or MS student. You will be considered for the interviews taking place in late-October. PhD students do not have a deadline. On-campus interviews are for MS and BS students only.

** If you are interested in a summer internship:

We recommend that you apply by the end of November to be considered.
Go here to apply. Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis starting in November.

If you have questions or deadlines with another company, please contact Hanah Kim (hanah@google.com). Please note that if you applied last year you must still apply online again to be reconsidered.

Come to the ACM General Body Meeting on Oct. 20th!

Imagine Cup is a Microsoft-run programming contest that allows students and amateurs to compete in several different competitions. Imagine Cup not only finds the best and brightest, but also promotes creativity in the computing field. This year’s theme is "Imagine a world where technology helps solve the toughest problems." An example of last year’s winner in game design is counter strike: HIV killer.

If you would like to register, there will be a meeting that will help you register and help you with your proposals. The meeting will be held October 14, 2009 in Covel Commons Computer lab from 7:00pm-9:00pm. There will be some free giveaways including some swag and software. This meeting is people who are serious about registering and have an idea of what they might want to submit.