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Tech Workshops for Dummies

posted by Elvin Zukic on May 30, 2024, 10:46 p.m.


Hey everyone,

Introducing Tech Workshops for Dummies, a six part series where you will learn Linux, Vim, Regex, Git, Docker, Python, and Java hosted by Jace M, our former System Administrator, in collaboration with the CSSS.

These workshops will run from June 3 to June 19 on every Monday and Wednesday from 4:30pm - 5:30pm in ASB9700 as follows:

June 3: Linux
June 5: VIM/Regex
June 10: Git
June 12: Docker
June 17: Python
June 19: Java

The first 2 workshops will be Linux and Vim/Regex and you can learn more about them below:

Linux (June 3rd)
Hey there! Do you keep hearing talk about this so-called "Linux Operating System," and not know where or how to start learning without feeling completely overwhelmed? See command-line instructions on homework assignment and can’t make heads or tails of what the teacher was intending? 

Then this workshop is for you: the absolute beginner. Go from thinking the command line is a foreign language, to being acquainted with Linux concepts such as:
  • The basic syntax and format of commands
  • Shells, what they are and how to customize them
  • How to update the PATH variable
  • Interacting with a server [ssh and scp]
  • The nature of the linux file system and file attributes
Come with questions and I’ll be happy to answer them. 

Linux for Dummies, Part of a Tech Workshops For Dummies Series (1/6) 
Date: Monday, June 3rd 
Time: 4:30PM - 5:30PM 
Location: ASB 9700 [CSIL] 


VIM and Regex (June 5th)
Ever seen people modify files from the terminal without using VsCode or any other GUI editor and wanted to figure out how they are doing that? Or come across “regex” online and can’t figure out what the heck it is?

Then feel free to drop by our tech workshop where you can get a bit of backstory on VIM before getting a good sense of just how flexible and featureful it is while also dipping your toes into the world of regex.


You will learn things like:
  • VIM: Basics: opening, closing, saving
  • VIM: Search + Replace
  • VIM: Panes + Tabs
  • Regex: Bash and Grep

Come with questions and I’ll be happy to answer them. 

By the end of this workshop, you’ll feel more comfortable coding like this: https://hackertyper.net/

You will need a linux operating system open in front of you [such as Debian or Ubuntu]. Preferably one where you have admin access [Not a CSIL computer].

VIM/Regex for Dummies, Part of a Tech Workshops For Dummies Series (2/6) 
Date: Wednesday, June 5th 
Time: 4:30PM - 5:30PM 
Location: ASB 9700 [CSIL] 


Hope to see you there!
Elvin Zukic
Director of Educational Events
Computing Science Student Society


CSSS General Meeting - June 4th, 2024

posted by Dina Zeng on May 29, 2024, 3:42 a.m.


Hi everyone,

Welcome back! The next general meeting for the CSSS will be held on Tuesday, June 4th, 2024. 

Day: June 4, 2024
Time: 7:30 pm - 8:30 pm
Location: Discord (discord.gg/sfucsss) in General Meetings + TASC 9204

The following is the Agenda:
- Report of Officers
- Announcements
- Motions
- Open Floor
- Approval of Minutes

Here is a copy of the meeting minutes from the last general meeting. Please take a look through it and comment if there is anything I should change ❤️

You are automatically a member of the CSSS if you are a declared CMPT Major, Minor, or Honours in any program of study offered at the undergraduate level by the School of Computing Science; or currently enrolled in any undergraduate course offered by the School of Computing Science; or are an Honorary Member of the Society.

Voting is restricted to Members only.

Hope to see you there!

Dina Zeng

Director of Archives

Computing Science Student Society

dhz1@sfu.ca


🎲🍦🎤CSSS Board Game & Karaoke Night 🎲🍦🎤

posted by Taranveer Singh on May 22, 2024, 9:53 p.m.


Greetings Game enthusiasts 


Welcome to BGN101, a foundational course designed to immerse you in the world of thriller board games🎲(and also karaoke🎤 if you are lucky enough). This introductory event will involve competing against the CSSS champions🏆and singing alongside the best voices👨‍🎤you have ever heard (again, if you are lucky enough 😉 ).

 

Prerequisites : 

- Enthusiasm101🥳: Having a keen interest in having fun and making new friends. 

- Vocal Warm-up102🎶: A willingness to sing your heart out(regardless of your skill) 

- Foodie105😋: An appetite for ice cream to beat this heat and also some delicious snacks. 


Enroll in this course by just showing up(non-CS students are warmly welcome). Mark your calendars and set your reminders for the first BGN of the semester where karaoke meets ice cream.


When : 24th May 

Where : TASC9204

Time : 5:30pm - 9:00pm 


Warm regards

Taranveer Singh

Assistant Director of Events

Computing Science Student Society (CSSS)

CSSS General Meeting - May 21, 2024

posted by Dina Zeng on May 15, 2024, 12:29 a.m.


Hi everyone,


Welcome back! The first general meeting of the semester for the CSSS will be held on Wednesday, May 21st, 2024. 

Day: May 21st, 2024
Time: 7:30 pm - 8:30 pm
Location: Discord (discord.gg/sfucsss) in General Meetings + TASC 9204

The following is the Agenda:
- Report of Officers
- Announcements
- ​Executive @ Large Elections
- ​Frosh Chair Elections
- Motions
- Open Floor
- Approval of Minutes

Here is a copy of the meeting minutes from the last general meeting. Please take a look through it and comment if there is anything I should change ❤️https://docs.google.com/document/d/1bcR12fRpgHhOGQQlQe4b-ZGUVO4n5h2CLUBnKfwGyi0/edit?usp=sharing

You are automatically a member of the CSSS if you are a declared CMPT Major, Minor, or Honours in any program of study offered at the undergraduate level by the School of Computing Science; or currently enrolled in any undergraduate course offered by the School of Computing Science; or are an Honorary Member of the Society.

Voting is restricted to Members only.

Hope to see you there!

Cheers,

Dina Zeng

Director of Archives  Silicon Valley 2024 Chair

Computing Science Student Society

dhz1@sfu.ca


CSSS_ELECTIONS["2024-04-12"].view_results()

posted by Gabriel Stang on April 19, 2024, 9:27 a.m.





Salutations CSSS constituents,

The CSSS By-Election has completely closed, and I've collected the culmination of our community's consensus.

The byproduct of this election, boasting a burly 148 ballots, is the accompanying aggregate:






Director of Educational Events
Elvin Zukic with 54 votes (36.486486486486486486486486486% approval)
Archita Srivastava with 51 votes (34.45945945945945945945% approval)
Daniel Kim with 31 votes (20.9459459459459459459459459459% approval)
No Confidence with 12 votes (8.10810810810810810810810810% approval)




Whew! Looks like at long last this is the ultimate letter, and in fact,this timeit's something Gabe will genuinely guarantee.

– your csss elections officer


the original csss computer
(okay not actually...)




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