Association For Computing Machinery | Technology Engineering Club

Members Benefits

Competing in ICPC and NCCDC ICPC: members compete against top programming teams from schools around the world, building real algorithmic and problem solving skill under contest conditions. NCCDC: members join our cybersecurity team to defend live networks against simulated attacks, the kind of hands on security work most students don't touch until an internship. Software Engineering Team (SET) Members build real, ambitious projects year round, several with actual outside clients and companies, not just class assignments. Current work includes a custom smartwatch built on an ESP32 and a custom PCB, a large language model built from scratch, and a Reachy Mini robot running that same LLM with RAG against CBU's own data. Every project has its own team and its own lead, and members walk away with shipped work they can point to. Game Development Members design and build games from the ground up using industry standard tools, with regular weekend game jams throughout the year on top of a larger group project. It's fast, it's collaborative, and it's built to mirror how game teams actually work. Industry Exposure We bring in guest speakers from the tech and game industry so members hear directly from people doing the work, not just professors talking about it. We're also building out hackathons and inter school competitions, giving members a chance to build under pressure and meet students and recruiters from other schools. Biblically Rooted Ethics We talk openly about what it means to build technology responsibly, viewed through a biblical lens, so technical growth and character growth move together. Members also take part in service projects that put those conversations into action.