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SubscribeFor over 50 years, ACM@UIUC has been a hub for innovation and leadership for students everywhere. Our inclusivity has created a strong network of students and alumni, bringing their diverse interests to ACM.
SIGs, or Special Interest Groups, are student-run groups exploring different areas of computer science, from theory and algorithms to competitive programming. All our SIGs are beginner-friendly and are a great way to meet other members and explore computer science.
Learn cybersecurity from the ground up, play in competitions, and do research. Beginners welcome!
Learn about human-computer interaction in research, projects, and workshops while meeting new people.
Anything and everything related to game development and design. All skill levels and abilities are welcome.
We are the premier data science organization at UIUC, inspiring students to reshape their perspective on data.
Learn computer graphics in guided projects on 3D renderings, animations, physics simulations, and more.
Polish coding and problem solving skills to prepare for competitions/interviews at Illinois Programming League.
A mobile development club with Android tutorials, iOS tutorials, guest lectures, and group projects.
A project-based SIG with presentations focused on audio synthesis, algorithmic composition, audio plugins, and more.
Immerse yourself in Linux-based operating systems and the wider open source world.
Natural language processing theory: projects, workshops, and learning techniques at this SIG.
The place to learn about math and algorithms in CS. Open to all regardless of mathematical background.
Our SIG provides inclusive environment for students to discover and disrupt the Quantum Computing community.
Learn about the intersection of economics and computation. Open to all, regardless of background.
Learn about the theory behind programming languages and type systems, and then make projects!
Discuss and understand software policy, ethics, law, and current events through a technological lens.
Dedicated to teaching and exploring computer architecture, hardware security, and more.