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* Slack channel: https://noisebridge.slack.com/messages/algorithms/ | * Slack channel: https://noisebridge.slack.com/messages/algorithms/ | ||
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We meet Sundays | We meet Sundays 2pm-4pm in the [[Church|Church classroom]] and also have individual study group sessions at separate times throughout the week, at Noisebridge. | ||
Held in the [[Church|Church classroom]] - purposes are whiteboarding algorithms, learning the deep mysteries of computer science, and delving hopefully into the art and history of why things ended up the way they are today. | Held in the [[Church|Church classroom]] - purposes are whiteboarding algorithms, learning the deep mysteries of computer science, and delving hopefully into the art and history of why things ended up the way they are today. | ||
Revision as of 19:12, 21 June 2015
We are not directly affiliated with Women Who Code but we love them because they are awesome!
This is open to men as well.
- Slack channel: https://noisebridge.slack.com/messages/algorithms/
- We meet Sundays 2pm-4pm
Goal
- Enable smart people to perform well in interviews and to do incredible whiteboarding skills
- Turn interview questions into something fun, because in the end Computer Science is beautiful and is something everyone working in tech should be passionate about.
Events
We meet Sundays 2pm-4pm in the Church classroom and also have individual study group sessions at separate times throughout the week, at Noisebridge.
Held in the Church classroom - purposes are whiteboarding algorithms, learning the deep mysteries of computer science, and delving hopefully into the art and history of why things ended up the way they are today.
Notes
- June 21, 2015 (Sunday) 12-2 gist notes: https://gist.github.com/romyilano/de0828613ac6975194ae