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Student Life in DCS

1. Overview

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1.1. Tatak DCS

2. Student Organizations

2.1. CS Network

2.1.1. CS Representatives

DCS Student Life

2.2. UP ACM (Association for Computing Machinery – UP Diliman Student Chapter, Inc.)

2.3. UP CURSOR (UP Association of Computer Science Majors)

2.4. UP CSI (UP Center for Student Innovations)

2.5. UP PARSER

2.6. DCS Servers

2.7. Programming guilds

2.8. Special interest groups

2.9. Retired orgs

3. Events

3.1. CS Week

3.2. Engg Week

3.3. Research colloquiums

3.3.1. Kolokyall

3.4. Hackathons and competitions

3.4.1. IoT Cup

4. Culture and Traditions

4.1. Student publications

4.2. 11:59 deadline

4.3. Places and spaces

4.3.1. Buildings and classrooms

4.3.2. Study spots and tambayan

4.3.3. Food

5. DCS Glossary

11:59 (n.) — The standard deadline time for MP and assignment submissions in DCS. Widely understood across all courses as the cutoff, making the minute before midnight a recurring moment of collective panic. See also MP.

"Hala five minutes na lang bago mag-11:59! Nawalan pa ko ng internet!"

Machine Problem (MP) (n.) — A programming assignment in a CS course requiring a working code submission. Often individual work. See also 11:59.

"Wala pa akong nasisimulan sa MP, deadline na bukas."

Quiwa number (n.) — The number of steps connecting a DCS student or faculty member to Prof. Evangel Quiwa through direct teaching relationships. A student taught by Prof. Quiwa has a Quiwa number of 1; taught by someone taught by Quiwa, a 2; and so on.

"Naging prof ko si Sir Q sa CS 32, so 1 ang Quiwa number ko."

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References

[STL-1] Title, Year. Link

[STL-2] Title, Year. Link

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