executive@berkeleyanova.org
ANova is a student organization dedicated to improving computer science education in under-resourced communities across the Bay Area. We partner with middle and high school teachers and administrators to develop curriculum catered individually for each classroom. Our outreach and mentorship efforts strive to introduce students of all backgrounds to computer science.
berke1337-admin@lists.berkeley.edu
The BERKE1337 Computer Security Team is a group of computer security enthusiasts at UC Berkeley. Our mission is to organize, hack, defend, and educate our members in the field of security with particular emphasis on understanding emerging technologies and developing practical security skills. We compete in many cyber security competitions such as CTFs and CCDC in order to fortify and practice our security knowledge in a safe and ethical way.
Contact Cal Blueprint
Blueprint is a club at UC Berkeley that develops pro-bono apps for nonprofits and promotes tech for social good. Our mission is to make beautiful engineering accessible and useful for those who create communities and promote public welfare. We place the interests of the people and partners we serve above our own; value the academic, social, and personal growth of our peers; seek to cherish our time spent together; recognize that change is both inevitable and necessary; ande strive to remain humble, accept our imperfections, and be receptive to feedback.
contact@codebase.berkeley.edu
CodeBase is one of Berkeley's first technical consulting groups, spearheading technical challenges for high-growth startups. CodeBase helps companies bridge technical gaps by developing mobile and web applications, assisting companies in setting up scalable infrastructure, providing code review/application testing, and implementing future product features for research and evaluation.
Codeology
info@codeology.club
Whether coding is already your passion or you’ve yet to print your first “Hello World,” Codeology aims to provide a tight-knit community to support you in “finding your fit” in the world of tech. Through projects, professional development, industry events, and social events, we offer opportunities to help our members explore different roles in the tech industry and develop technical expertise in their areas of interest!
berkeley@codethechange.org
Code the Change is an organization that empowers computer scientists to use their technical skills for social good through non-profit projects. The Berkeley chapter consists of two divisions. Our DeCal program is intended for students with less experience in computer science; it offers them a chance to learn web development while working on a project for a nonprofit organization. Our other division is comprised of project teams, which work on more challenging projects for nonprofits.
cssa@ocf.berkeley.edu
CSSA is an undergraduate organization at UC Berkeley whose mission is to support and enrich the academic life of anyone interested in the interdisciplinary study of the brain and mind. Cognitivie science involves fields such as neuroscience, psychology, philosophy, linguistics, computer science, social cognition, and others, to try to shed light on how the mind works. We regularly coordinate academic events such as guest lectures and information sessions; plan social events like professor-student dinners and cog sci themed gatherings; and work with cog sci faculty and university officials to provide assistance for students. Additionally, the CSSA teaches its own decal on research methodology, has an academic outreach program, and organizes the annual California Cognitive Science Conference
Join the members-only mailing list by sending an email to sympa@lists.eecs.berkeley.edu with the following subject: subscribe csge-members@lists.eecs.berkeley
The CSGE (Computer Science Graduate Entrepreneurs) is an organization for graduate students, alumni, and faculty of the Computer Science department at UC Berkeley. Our vision is a thriving culture of entrepreneurship in the department producing the world's most influential startups and entrepreneurs. We work toward this goal by collecting and transferring ideas, experience, and connections from generation to generation of entrepreneurial Berkeley EECS graduate students and alumni.
csgsa@cs.berkeley.edu
The Computer Science Graduate Student Association is the only student-run organization serving the CS graduate student community at Berkeley. The CSGSA sponsors orientation programs for new students, a number of academic and administrative services, and hosts a variety of social events throughout the year.
apps.cskickstart@gmail.com
CS KickStart is a one week introductory class in computer science designed for incoming freshman women at UC Berkeley. Participants learn how to program, learn about the different areas of computer science, and meet other computer science students.
mentors@berkeley.edu
Computer Science Mentors is dedicated to UC Berkeley's community of computer science educators and students. We provide academic and social support not only through various events, but also by offering aspiring educators mentorship, leadership, and teaching opportunities, and offering students supplementary sections (including for EE 16A) and one-on-one tutoring.
politburo@csua.berkeley.edu
The CSUA is a social computer science club dedicated to supporting the undergraduate computer science student body. It provides social events, workshops, tech talks, and hackathons for students and works with companies to act as an entry point to industry.
dss.berkeley@gmail.com
Data Science Society at Berkeley is UC Berkeley’s first undergraduate student organization focused on Data Science. Established on the pillars of education, professional development, and community, Data Science Society has a long-standing record of helping students build their data science skills through learning opportunities and cultivating an academic and professional environment by connecting students with industry leaders and researchers. We have 5 teams helping us promote our mission: Academic Development Committee, Analytics Committee, DeCal Team, Career Development Committee, and our Culture Committee. We also have a General Membership program in which groups of General Members are mentored by the Academic Development Committee and work on a data science project of their choice.
calgamedesign@gmail.com
The Game Design and Development Club strives to build a community for anyone interested in gaming - whether it's playing, creating, or discussing games. We run a DeCal that provides a structured approach and club programs that bring a more self-paced approach to learning game development. We also have a Discord community open to everyone interested in learning and collaborating on game projects. Additionally, we host a number of events every semester including, a hackathon called Bear Jams!
ir@hackersatberkeley.com
Hackers at Berkeley is an organization that fosters a culture of creation at Berkeley. It strives to encourage, stimulate, and maintain excellence in scholarship of its members in all fields, particularly in software engineering, and to advance the art of ethical software development.
team@calhacks.io
Cal Hacks organizes and runs large-scale computer science and technology entrepreneurship related events
team@callaunchpad.org
Launchpad is a project-based organization that develops applications using artificial intelligence and machine learning. Our members work on projects such as music generation, image and music classification, and reinforcement learning in robotics. We also like to hold external events to contribute to the general Berkeley CS community. Our vision is to turn the theory students learn from intelligent software classes into real applications that teams can take ownership of.
contact@mobiledevsberkeley.org
MDB provides a collaborative environment for members to grow their technical skills while building the next generation of software products. Our dev cycle is designed to produce the best environment for our members to build cutting-edge apps. Through weekly workshops and major events, it provides a framework to guide our teams to success. Along each stage of the cycle, our teams receive support from mentors and industry advisors. Each team has access to a wealth of resources such as professional software, technical assistance, marketing outlets, and funding.
help@ocf.berkeley.edu
The OCF is a student-run, student-funded organization and is dedicated to free computing for all University of California at Berkeley students, faculty, and staff. The mission of the OCF is to provide an environment where no member of Berkeley's campus community is denied the computer resources he or she seeks, to appeal to all members of the Berkeley campus community with unsatisfied computing needs, and to provide a place for those interested in computing so that they can fully explore that interest.
berkeleypoc@gmail.com
We are a group of students working towards computer science as an end in itself, software engineers who think deeply about ethics, and radically cross-disciplinary trains of thought. We talk about things like culture and paradoxes, brain development and computation, P vs. NP, and how to make robots that would not try to destroy humanity.
We are offering a DeCal, "The Poetry of Computer Science, the Computer Science of Poetry: Philosophy of Computation" in Fall 2017! Like our Facebook page at pocab.org to stay updated.
staff[AT]ucbugg[DOT]com
The UC Berkeley Undergraduate Graphics Group is a casual bunch of students at Berkeley who want to introduce our fellow students to the process of producing a 3D animated short film. The course is offered through Democratic Education at Cal.
Contact UGTC
Give students interested in theoretical computing the resources to better their knowledge and interact with students with similar interests.
Upsilon Pi Epsilon (UPE) Computer Science Honor Society
officers@upe.berkeley.edu
Upsilon Pi Epsilon is the first and only international honor society for the Computing Sciences. The Nu chapter of UPE at UC Berkeley was founded in 1995 and continues to serve Computer Science undergraduate students in the College of Letters and Science. We are committed in promoting more social interaction and communication, and relationship between undergraduate students, faculty, and industry in the computing discipline. We identify with academic excellence, and work to assist undergraduate computer science students with opportunities which are otherwise not available in the curriculum. We offer assistance in lower-division labs, luncheons with faculty members, info-sessions from the industry, and a variety of social events every semester.