WHAT IS ACM?

Association for Computing Machinery, commonly referred to as ACM, was founded in 1947. ACM is widely recognized as the premier membership organization for computing professionals, delivering resources that advance computing as a science and a profession; enable professional development; and promote policies and research that benefit society. ACM hosts the computing industry's leading Digital Library and Guide to Computing Literature, and serves its global members and the computing profession with journals and magazines, conferences, workshops, electronic forums, and Online Books and Courses.

AWARDS

The A.M. Turing Award, presented yearly by ACM, is regarded as the "Nobel Prize of computing."

SIGs

ACM's Special Interest Groups are technical communities representing virtually every major area of computing.

CHAPTERS

Hundreds of ACM Professional and Student Chapters provide opportunities for networking on a local level.

AFFILIATED ORGANIZATIONS

Other organizations with which ACM cooperates to advance the computing field.

ABOUT THE CHAPTER

The VNIT-ACM Student Chapter was established on 7th March 2008. Currently, there are 345 Chapter Members.

ACTIVITIES

Computer Science related seminars are being conducted on a regular basis.

THE ORGANIZATION

Faculty Advisor

Prof. C S Moghe, Faculty, CSE

Chairman

Vismay Buch, 5th sem, CSE

Vice-Chairman

Ankur Jain, 5th sem, CSE

Secretary

Anish Khandelwal, 5th sem, CSE

Treasurer

Saurabh Mishra, 5th sem, CSE

TO BECOME AN ACM STUDENT MEMBER

Click here to register as an ACM Student Member. Credit card will be required.

Team Code

Abhirut Gupta , 2nd Yr CSE
Saurabh Sarda, 2nd Yr CSE
Ukesh Kumar, 2nd Yr CSE
Zahid Aslam, 2nd Yr CSE

Team Connect

Abhishek Wadurkar, 2nd Yr CSE
Abhinay Kranthi, 2nd Yr CSE
Aniket Deshpande, 2nd Yr CSE
Himanshu Tambi, 2nd Yr CSE
Mandar Joshi, 2nd Yr CSE
Nirav Aga, 2nd Yr MEC