Here at Programming Society we teach and review programming concepts to equip students with a good knowledge of how to use a variety of languages such as Java, JavaScript, HTML, CSS, Python, ActionScript 3.0, and more. Our aim is to bring down the stigma of computer science only being suitable for a small range of people.
All members of the society's committee are fully committed to giving students the support they need to become confident in coding. We prepare our sessions to cater for all levels of programming, so sessions are also suitable for students who are not on a computing course. We will also be inviting people from industry to give some of their advice and insights to inspire students to code.
To find out more about our society please visit:
www.uwsu.com/groups/programming-society
These live Gradcracker employers have shown they are particularly interested in members of our Society. You can click on their logos to visit their Company Hubs, ‘Follow’ them and apply!
If you're an employer and would like to add your company logo to this page, please contact Georgia via email at georgia@gradcracker.com
At our most recent hackathon, students had to pick one of the following industries and identify an issue that has been caused by COVID-19 and develop a solution that could ease the effects of this issue.
The four industries were:
The students also needed to consider the cost of production, and whether the solution will be applicable after the pandemic.
If you would like to find out more, please email us at programming.soc@su.westminster.ac.uk.
