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CSE Ambassadors

The CSE Ambassador Team assists the department head and assistant department head with recruiting and retention events. These students represent the department to prospective students and their parents. Leadership skills and reliability are a must for these volunteer positions.  Students interested in becoming a CSE Ambassador should contact Dr. Andy Perkins.

Association of Computing Machinery

The MSU student Chapter of the ACM exists to

  1. To promote an increased knowledge of the science, design, development, construction, languages, and applications of modern computing machinery.
  2. To promote a greater interest in computing machinery and its applications.
  3. To provide a means of communication between persons having interest in computing machinery.

To learn more visit our website.

Faculty Advisor: Dr. Shahram Rahimi

Association of Computing Machinery - Women

The MSU student Chapter of the ACM-W exists to

  1. To promote an increased knowledge of the science, design, development, construction, languages, and applications of modern computing machinery.
  2. To promote a greater interest in computing machinery and its applications.
  3. To provide a means of communication between persons having interest in computing machinery.

Membership is open to any MSU student interested in providing equitable access to computing education. CS Student Kourtney Atwell organized the formation of the chapter.
Charter officers:

  • President: Kourtney Atwell - Senior CS
  • Vice President: Heather Bostick - Junior CS
  • Secretary: Mary Lee - Sophomore Biomedical Engineering
  • Treasurer: Ryan Bolton - Sophomore Biomedical Engineering
  • Webmaster/Membership Chair: Meenakshi Das - Senior CS

Faculty Advisor: Dr. Shahram Rahimi

Cyber Security Club at MSU

The Cyber Security Club at MSU's main goal is to further our collective knowledge in the field of Cyber Security. This goal will be reached by studying current exploits, competing in capture-the-flag competitions, and designing and researching our own security challenges.

Faculty Advisor: Dr. Stephen Torri

MSU Esports

MSU Esports is committed to cultivating a culture of camaraderie among gamers, competing in collegiate esports at the highest levels of play, instilling exceptional character and developing professional skills in its membership.

Check out this link for more information: MSU Esports

Connect with this Organization on Facebook at: Facebook Esports Group

Faculty Advisor: Dr. Shahram Rahimi

MSU Software Engineering Club (DevNet)

DevNet is the Software Engineering Club at Mississippi State University.

For more information, visit the ECenter website.

 

Connect

  • Meet recruiters
  • Seek mentorship
  • Find like-minded peers
  • Join development teams

Learn

  • Hear from industry professionals
  • Find out about new technologies
  • Learn from your peers

Develop

  • Compete in hackathons and programming competitions
  • Use your skills to start a business
  • Find teammates for your projects
  • Participate in code workshops

Upsilon Pi Epsilon

Upsilon Pi Epsilon (UPE) is an honorary society established to recognize outstanding talent and promote high scholarship and professionalism in the Computing Sciences. UPE is the first and remains the only international honor society for the Computing Sciences, and is recognized by ACM and IEEE Computer Societies. Membership in UPE is extended through invitation to students and faculty in Computer Science and Computer Engineering who display outstanding scholarship and professionalism.

Faculty Advisor: Mr. Chad McDaniel