Articles Getting That Grad/Intern Role Getting a grad or intern role in tech is a great way to start your professional career. Unfortunately the process isn't always straightforward, that's where this step-by-step guide comes in.
Articles Beginner's Guide to Vim: The Aesthetics Welcome to the second part of the Beginner’s Guide to Vim! In Part One, we covered the basic ways that you can navigate, insert text, and save a file in Vim. But it’s hard to ignore that the default editor has some... interesting... aesthetic choices.
Tech Explained Consumer Cybersecurity 101 Nothing is ever 100% secure, regardless of what a service or device you use says. You always take a risk when using technology. We should only use technology when we deem the benefits of doing so to outweigh the drawbacks. Part of ensuring that imbalance relies on your actions when using technology.
Articles Beginner’s Guide to Vim: The Basics Welcome to the beginner's guide to Vim! Since this is a complete beginner's guide, it makes sense to start with the question: why even use Vim in the first place? You've got Atom,
Articles The 14 Essential Vim Commands The 14 most essential commands you need for your everyday typing needs are right here! Bookmark this site for easy reference later, or even use this as a starting point to build your own cheat sheet.
Articles Too Big to Fall? The top of the mountain is daunting for young startups at the bottom looking up. Hungry to revolutionise, they aspire to reach the summit; changing the world in the process. But for those
Articles Catch Up For Finals (in isolation) It’s already the end of another term, and with finals around the corner hopefully there’s something in here for you in our Catch Up for Finals study tips compilation! We’re going to cover a range of topics, from good study habits to maintaining your wellbeing, so there’s something here for everyone.
Articles A Guide to Posture Did you know there are serious health implications of prolonged sitting??!Not going to lie, during quarantine, all I've done is eat, sleep, and go on my laptop. At least during uni I
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.
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
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.
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.
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.
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.
Hackathon What is a Hackathon? With CSESoc’s very own Hackathon right around the corner, you might be wondering what a Hackathon even is. Adrian Martinez writes about his first experience at a Hackathon and why you should be excited to attend CSESoc’s!
