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General Info
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Welcome to the UST Computer Science Club website. The CS Club here at the University of St. Thomas is comprised of roughly 30 students from a variety of majors. Membership is completely open and you're free to join no matter what field of study you're in. Just drop by one of the meetings or email our board members.
All the website navigation is on the left hand side. Stick around and stay a while! Check out our photos to see our members having fun. Create an account and drop by the forums to interact with the club a bit. Learn about the UST Open Source Lab and maybe even get involved with a few of its projects.
Projects?
Submitted by jdgille on Tue, 12/16/2008 - 22:53.so can we actually start a project in our club meetings? or are we just gonna make fun of each other for the rest of the year? (we can do both last time i checked we were pretty smart)
jon
Does anyone read this site
Submitted by jrmcneil on Tue, 12/16/2008 - 22:52.I was just wondering if anyone actually looks at, and reads what is on this site. If you do please respond to this post as soon as you read it!
Your Friendly Server Admin
--Jeremy McNeil
Server is back up!
Submitted by oreo_masta on Tue, 10/14/2008 - 14:06.Hooray! The csclub.stthomas.edu server is finally back up. Thank you:
- Mark
- Matthew
- Peter
- Naif
- Jeremy
- Dr. Jarvis
Thanks for showing such interest in maintaining the server and learning Linux/Apache/MySQL etc. We'll continue building out the functionality of the old box. But for now... the website is up, and that's cool :)
MSDN Academic Alliance
Submitted by john on Wed, 10/24/2007 - 00:48.If Microsoft software is your thing, students and staff can get it free! UST is a part of Microsoft's Academic Alliance, which now offers software for download. Windows Visa or XP, various Office products, Visual Studio, server software and more.
To get started tell the lab managers Saladin for QMCS or Tim for GPS and they can get you signed up.
There is a restriction of not using it for commercial software.
If you're not into Microsoft there is a variety of open source software available for no cost as well. OpenOffice.org, Eclipse, NetBeans, Apache httpd, MySQL.
Contact the club if you have any interest about this or other software.
CS Club meeting tomorrow!
Submitted by john on Wed, 10/03/2007 - 16:45.It's been a while, lets have another meeting!
Tomorrow the 4th, 12 noon, OSS 313
Food will be served, Jimmy John's.
We will discuss projects, social events, and of course plan a gaming party!