ACM@Manoa | ACManoa is a registered student chapter of the Association for Computing Machinery as well as a recognized student-chartered registered independent organization (RIO) at the University of Hawaii at Manoa. We welcome students of all different backgrounds, interests, and skill levels to join our community and share our passion for computer science. |
Ballroom | Ballroom is a fun physical activity that provides stress relief and allows you to build relationships and friends with other members. You can improve your posture, build confidence and add this to your resume. You might be surprised that most of the top Adult Amateur ballroom dancers in the US are Computer Science or Engineering majors/graduates and you might even have one of them interview you for your next job! |
Game Dev | Game Developers is a special interest group of ACM Manoa for students interested in gaming and game development. |
Grey Hats | The Grey Hats is a student-led, extracurricular organization focused on real-world training for cyber defense. Membership gives students an outstanding opportunity to learn and apply critical skills, attack and defend systems, and to network with others interested in modern security issues. |
ICSpark | ICSpark is a Registered Independent Organization (RIO) at the University of Hawaii. We a group of students who offer free coding classes every Saturday for students though the 6th – 12th grade. Our mission is to provide every motivated 6th – 12th grade student with a fun, non-intimidating coding environment and access to coding mentorship. |
PANDA | PANDA (Programming AND Algorithms) is a special interest group of ACM Manoa dedicated to studying and applying algorithms. We aim to help students develop the algorithmic problem solving skills needed to succeed in the field of computer science. |
SWITCH | SWITCH (Supporting Women in Technology Computing Hawaii) is the culmination of efforts of the awesome students, faculty, and working professionals supporting social change in the ICS department. Established in Fall 2019, we are officially a UH Manoa RIO, ACM-W Chapter, and Girls Who Code College Loops Chapter. We strive to provide useful resources from these organizations to improve your professional, technical, and personal development. |