The Good, Bad, and Ugly of Joining a Startup w/ Daphne Shen In this episode of Echo, join Paul and Arsham as they talk to Daphne Shen, who's currently working at the LiDAR startup Baraja as the Chief of Staff to the CTO! They'll be
Echo Personal Project Showcase w/ Hoya Lee In this episode of Echo, Angeni and Julian are joined by Hoya Lee from the Workshops Subcommittee to discuss his personal programming projects including a coronavirus tracking app and a course review website.
Articles A Roadmap to Product Management for Students My name is Andrew Vo! Currently, I work in product management at Atlassian, where previously, I was a summer intern. Prior to product management, I worked across data science and software engineering at Shippit, Google and WiseTech.
Workshops Intro to Tidyverse Workshop Come explore the fantastic world of R programming (a statistics oriented programming language) through the extremely useful Tidyverse collection. Tidyverse is a collection of open-source software packages in the R programming language designed
Echo Chilling w/ Creative! - Getting to Know CSESoc Ep#1 The first episode of the Getting to Know CSESoc series! Creative is the newest portfolio to join the CSESoc Team this year, and Ryan and Jen sit down with Elizabeth Zhong and Jiamin
Tech Hardware A Guide to Monitors Looking at a big screen is nice but also very useful throughout your time at uni. No matter what degree you study, you will almost certainly be viewing digital content on a computer
Echo Yappin with Appian w/ Kevin Huang & Miaad Hussain This episode, join Kai and Ryan as they head into Appian's Sydney office to have a chat about Appian with Solution Engineer Kevin Huang and Principal Consultant Miaad Hussain and other UNSW graduates!
Workshops Git Gud: An Introduction to Git Working on a team project but have no idea how to sync work? Not sure what the difference between a commit and a push is? Need help understanding why some branches are gone and where it went? Git is here to help!
Workshops Vim Workshop: An Introduction to Vim Want to learn how to code faster? Vim is a powerful text editor and mastering it will let you edit code fast. However, it has a bit of a learning curve, especially if you wish to utilise its full power - that's where this workshop comes in!
Workshops Into the UNIXverse: An Introduction to Unix Into the UNIXverse is a workshop run for new and current CSE students to provide an introduction to Unix and basic shell commands and utilities.
Echo Thesis Rundown Pt 2 w/ Oliver Dolk Get ready for part two of our thesis series! In this week's episode Aditi and Clarence sit down with Oliver Dolk, who'll be giving us the down-low on completing a thesis at UNSW as a student.
Echo Round Table - First Year Retrospectives In this week's episode, join Tommy, Jennifer, Riz and Clarence as they discuss their experiences doing CSE at UNSW after a year! They'll be talking about their expectations coming into Uni, the realities,
Trimesters Compassion In the final article of CSESoc's Trimester series, we get a chance to explore the views of our most valuable teaching asset, the lecturers.
Echo Thesis Rundown Pt 1 w/ Hui Wu In this week's episode Kaiqi sits down with Hui Wu, the 2019 CSE Thesis Coordinator to chat to us about everything thesis-related: Why it's important, how to choose a thesis topic, the thesis process, and the other key issues in doing a thesis.
First Year Guide 2020 First Year Guide 2020 Welcome to the 2020 edition of CSESoc's First Year Guide! This guide has been curated by other UNSW computing students and is filled with all the answers to the questions that incoming students (like you!) may have!
The Hitchhiker's Guide to Pre-Enrolment Are you studying programming at UNSW, and want some guidance on where to start and what to do? CSESoc is here to help out with our Pre-Enrolment Guide!
Trimesters Alignment In the second article in CSESoc's Trimester series we take a deep dive into the alignment changes faced in the new academic calendar system, specifically with summer internships and exchange programs.
Echo Co-founding Yoinki w/ Conway Ying In this week's episode Clarence and Aditi sit down with Conway Ying, a previous CSESoc Careers Director in his final year of university to discuss his journey to becoming a cofounder of the mobile fundraising app Yoinki.
Trimesters A Retrospect on Trimesters Are trimesters actually good? Over the next few weeks, the Media Team will be releasing a 3 part series written for the members that look into depth, different aspects of trimesters. We will endeavour to be as fair and partial as possible while still conveying the heartfelt feelings of students.
Trimesters Sacrifice In the first article in our retrospective series on trimesters Tommy analyses the results of our trimester survey and explores the different journeys CSE students faced.
Echo True Crime: Operation Bayonet In this week's episode of Echo, Mark and Ryan investigate the multinational law enforcement effort involving the world's biggest dark web markets.
Workshops Wargaming: Intro to Gaming Tech Talk Missed out on attending the Wargaming workshop? Don't worry, we've got a recording!
Tech Explained Bitcoin, Explained An article about Bitcoin. Bitcoin is one of the first digital currencies to use peer-to-peer technology to facilitate instant payments. Ryan explains it so a five year old could understand it.
Echo Living Life in Full (Jake) Bloom We catch up with Jake Bloom, former CSESoc Co-President now serving aces in San Fran. Check out what he's been up to since his days dressed up as a giant thong, from career to living overseas, he drops some great advice and shows us how to live life in full Bloom.
Echo Talking with Lecturers: John Shepherd and Andrew Taylor In this week’s episode, we delve into the life of two prominent figures of the CSE faculty John Andrew Shepherd (Jas) and Andrew John Taylor, both senior lecturers at UNSW.
