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HT1 Newsletter: HT TERM CARD, Welcome Dinner, Games Night, Competitive Programming + More!!
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Greetings all,
What better way to begin the term than by joining us and the Oxford
University Chemistry and Biochemistry Society on Thursday at Pho for our welcome dinner.
However, if coding is more your scene, make sure to check out the
Competitive Programming Lockout Contest on Monday of Week 2.
We'll also be joining the Oxford Biological Society for a game
night at Wadham College on Saturday.
What
a way to start Hilary term!
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-
Charlotte, CompSoc secretary
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Still
not a member? Membership only costs £1 for LIFE, with tons of benefits - discounts on merch and tickets, free food at all socials, our exclusive Discord server and more - so it's definitely worth signing up!
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We've
got an exciting list of events lined up for this term. More details will become available each week via the newsletter and our social media platforms.
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OUCB x CompSoc Welcome Dinner
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Let’s start this mild-Hilary off with some spice - come join us and
the Oxford University Chemistry and Biochemistry Society at Pho from 7pm this Thursday and enjoy £15 off your meal on us!
There is a limited number of spaces available so make sure to sign
up here.
When: 7PM,
Thursday 18th January
Where: Pho,
Westgate, Queen St, Oxford OX1 1PG
Click
'Going' here: https://fb.me/e/6szf18C0g
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CompSoc x BioSoc Games Night
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To kick off the new term we're joined by the Oxford Biological Society
for our traditional games night. Come along to enjoy a variety of board games and video games, as well as catch up with friends and indulge in some free pizza!
When: 8PM,
Saturday 20th January
Where: Undergraduate
Social Area, Department of Computer Science 7 Parks Rd, Oxford OX1 3QG
Click
'Going' here: https://fb.me/e/3wBRZQPXd
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Competitive Programming: Lockout Contest
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Join us for a fun contest where you and other participants race to
be the first one to solve each problem! You will only get points for a problem if you solve it before anyone else, meaning speed is of the essence. There will be problems suited for both beginners and experienced competitive programmers. Snacks will of course
be provided, and there will be opportunities afterwards to socialise with other participants!
When: 7-9PM,
Monday 22nd January
Where: Undergraduate
Social Area, Department of Computer Science 7 Parks Rd, Oxford OX1 3QG
Click
'Going' here: https://fb.me/e/3wp5BvUEp
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Software Development Job Opportunities From TPP
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We’re looking for bright and geeky graduates to join our Software Developer
team. No experience is required, and many of our successful applicants have never programmed before. If you think logically and enjoy problem solving, then you have the potential to become a great developer.
A career at TPP will challenge you every day. In your first few weeks
you will be solving real-world problems as you help to develop software used by healthcare professionals and patients across the world.
You’ll be part of an agile development team, working on one of the
largest real-time databases in the world. You’ll work on a wide variety of projects, ranging from AI assisting clinicians with early diagnosis of cancer to an iOS app helping patients manage their diabetes.
Developers at TPP are involved in the full software cycle, and work
closely with all teams across the company to scope out new projects and design, develop and deploy our products.
To
read what it’s like to work at TPP and to see our full list of benefits, visit
www.tpp-careers.com
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Make
sure to join OxWoCS
(Oxford Women in CS), a society we're working closely with,
if you identify as a woman or woman-adjacent
person in CS! They have a host of wonderful events on,
including talks, panels and socials. Computer Science is unfortunately a subject with one of the biggest gender gaps in Oxford and worldwide, and addressing this is at the core of OxWoCS.
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contact
us at committee@ox.compsoc.net
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