Welcome to the official GitHub organization of the ACM Student Chapter! We're a vibrant community of students passionate about computing, technology, and innovation. This space is where we collaborate, learn, and build amazing projects together.

• Coding Workshops – Hands-on sessions on various tech stacks
• Hackathons & Competitions – Regular coding challenges and hackathons
• Tech Talks – Industry insights and technical deep dives
• Open Source Projects – Collaborative development on meaningful projects
• Community Building – Connecting tech enthusiasts across campus

We maintain repositories in several categories:

• Beginner-friendly tutorials and coding exercises
• Workshop materials and code samples
• Algorithm implementations and data structure examples

• Web and mobile applications
• AI/ML experiments and models
• Developer tools and utilities
• Research projects and prototypes

• Hackathon problem statements and solutions
• Coding competition materials
• Workshop presentations and code

All our public repositories are open for you to:

• ⭐ Star repositories you find interesting
• 🍴 Fork and experiment with the code
• 📚 Learn from our workshop materials
• 🔧 Use our project templates for your own work
• 🐛 Report issues or suggest improvements

We welcome contributions from everyone! Here's how you can get involved:

1. Join our chapter through our official website.
2. Get added to the organization by chapter leadership
3. Start contributing to existing projects or propose new ones

1. Fork any public repository that interests you
2. Create a branch for your changes
3. Submit a Pull Request with a clear description
4. Follow our contribution guidelines in each repository

Look for issues labeled good-first-issue or help-wanted in repositories to find beginner-friendly contributions.

• Website: official website
• Facebook: Facebook
• LinkedIn: LinkedIn
• Email: uotacm@gmail.com

Most projects in this organization are released under the MIT License unless otherwise specified. Check individual repository LICENSE files for details.

We organize content by skill level:

• Beginner: HTML/CSS, Python basics, Git fundamentals
• Intermediate: Web frameworks, algorithms, APIs
• Advanced: Machine learning, systems design, DevOps

Whether you're just starting your coding journey or you're an experienced developer, there's a place for you here. Together, we're building a community that learns, creates, and innovates.

"The best way to predict the future is to invent it." — Alan Kay

Happy coding! 💻✨