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Computer Science Reunion

Events Schedule For The Next Three Months:

Wednesday, September 10 4:00PM, 302, 164 Angell Street

• Computational Biology Seminar | James Zou (Stanford) “Computational biology in the age of AI agents”

Thursday, September 11 2:30PM - 04:30PM, 219, Watson Center for Information Technology (CIT)

• Thesis Proposal: Calvin Luo (“Generalizable Decision-Making in the Era of Internet-Scale Generative Models”)

Friday, September 12 12:00PM, Carney Innovation Area, Floor 4, 164 Angell Street

• DSCoV Workshop | Introduction to Programming in Python

Friday, September 12 3:00PM - 04:30PM, 110, Cogut Institute, Andrews House

• AI and the Humanities • Scale Across the Disciplines

Monday, September 15 12:00PM - 02:00PM, 506, Watson Center for Information Technology (CIT)

• Thesis Proposal: Rafael Alberto Rodriguez Sanchez (“Action-driven Algorithms for Representation Learning in Reinforcement Learning”)

Wednesday, September 17 12:00PM

• Cybersecurity | Virtual Information Session

Thursday, September 18 4:00PM - 05:00PM, Room 106, Smith-Buonanno Hall

• You Only Need One (tech interview prep platform)

Friday, September 19 12:00PM, Carney Innovation Area, Floor 4, 164 Angell Street

• DSCoV Workshop | Datawrapper: a free online data visualization platform for responsive graphs, maps, and more

Friday, September 19 2:00PM - 03:00PM, Virtual

• Explore different jobs in tech: Alumni panel

Friday, September 26 11:00AM - Saturday, September 27 5:00PM, Virtual

• Technical Mock Interviews with Alumni

Saturday, September 27 12:00AM, Virtual

• Technical Mock Interviews with Alumni

Thursday, October 9 12:00PM

• Cybersecurity | Virtual Information Session

Friday, October 17 12:00PM, Carney Innovation Area, Floor 4, 164 Angell Street

• DSCoV Workshop | Data Rescue and Screenscraping with Python

Thursday, October 23 4:00PM, 368, Watson Center for Information Technology (CIT)

• Claire Mathieu Delivers The 2025 Franco Preparata Distinguished Lecture: “Stable matchings in theory and practice: the example of French college admissions”

Friday, November 21 12:00PM, Carney Innovation Area, Floor 4, 164 Angell Street

• DSCoV Workshop | Intro to Simple Data Analysis in R