UT Association for Computing Machinery

Congratulations to Steven Rapp for being the most active Junior Officer (56 points) during the Spring semester and Phillip Verheyden for being the most active Operating Officer (with a record high of 86 points!).

Congratulations to all our members that will be graduating this semester. Good luck and best wishes to you in your future. We hope that you will have the chance to drop by an ACM event or two in the future.

Thank you to all our officers for making this semester a success. We are done with events for the spring semester but hope that you will join us when we start back up in August. Good luck with your finals and have a long, restful, and safe summer break.

Join us for ACM's last event of the semester! We'll be carpooling out to University Village at 3:30. We'll be swimming, playing volleyball, throwing around frisbees, and having a great time. Plus, prizes for most active officers, the Assassins winner, and best team will be awarded. Don't miss it!

Location:
University Village
1301 Crossing Pl.
(Last complex on the right before Campus Estates)
Google Map: http://tinyurl.com/5r5v57
Check out the forums post (here) to get the gate code and the latest updates

Where: IM Fields

The tournament is absolutely FREE, and light breakfast will also be provided. The winners will get trophies, as well. If you're interested in playing on the ACM team (and you are), post here.

Where: GEO 2.218

Join us for the last ACM meeting of the semester. We will discuss the ACM End-of-Year Party / BBQ, officer points, and more. There is also a high chance that there will be something tasty for all who attend :) See you Wednesday night!

ACM will hold a review session for CS 315 Exam 3 in Taylor 3.128 at 6:30 PM today (Tuesday April 29, 2008).

Spots are limited to 20, so sign up here ASAP! (Click "Read More" to see the rest of this post.)

Join Dr. Emerson and ACM for a casual lunch at Tony's Vineyard. Chances are, you probably already know who Emerson is--for his decades of work on Model Checking, he recently received the Turing Award, the Computer Science equivalent of the Nobel Prize. Since then, he's received a flurry of publicity and recognition, and so we're fortunate to have a couple hours of his free time to treat him to lunch. This event requires an RSVP, though anyone is welcome to come. Also note that the price of your meal is not covered by ACM.

Map to Tony's Vineyard