What is ACM?

As a student chapter of the international Association for Computing Machinery,  ACM at UCLA is the largest Computer Science student organization at UCLA and in Southern California. We welcome students of all backgrounds and skill levels to join our community and share our love for technology!

With events such as infosessions, workshops, speaker panels, hackathons, and competitions, we cover a variety of topics including artificial intelligence, virtual reality, cybersecurity, mobile and web development, diversity initiatives, community outreach, and much more. Our events are open to everyone, regardless of major or experience!

What is ACM Board?

ACM Board is our leadership and administrative team including our dev team that handles behind-scenes logistics, financing, plans and hosts ACM-wide eventsand works towards improving the CS curriculum at UCLA by engaging the CS faculty and department leadership.

What are ACM committees?

ACM is comprised of nine committees — each serving a different topic and mission. We strive to cover a plethora of interests and encourage members to explore new topics, too!

What are ACM Initiatives?

ACM Initiatives are independent teams of ACM officers who dedicate their time to work on long term projects and ideas that advance our mission. Our current Initiatives include Impact, JEDI, and Rustaceans.

How do I get involved?

No matter what your background or major is, we would love to have you at our events and activities!

To keep up with what’s happening, we recommend joining our membership portal, our Facebook group, and our weekly newsletter.  We will keep you up to date with everything ACM, and earning points on the portal might even earn you a prize!

Here’s our social media, where you can see what we’re up to: