The ACM student chapter at the College of Computer & Information Sciences. We run programming and cybersecurity competitions, teach the workshops that lead into them, and keep the record of every chapter that came before. This is our digital archive.
The PSU ACM Student Chapter is a platform for professional development, new ideas and working together. It exists to close the gap between university and industry, and to build a community where students can grow, learn and contribute to computing more widely.
Open the door to talks, panel discussions and conferences that build the professional skills students need after graduation.
Give students the chance to write and present technical reports, and to work together on research projects.
Back new computing programmes and give students room to build things together.
Close the gap between university and industry, and put students in front of employers and the people leading the field.
Create chances to meet people, find mentors and keep learning outside the classroom by trading ideas and experience.
An AI-assisted web engineering competition. Every team receives the same application brief, then plans it in Excalidraw, designs it, builds it with AI assistants and Firebase, ships it to Vercel behind a real domain, absorbs a mid-competition change request, and presents the result. Three preparation workshop days run 11, 12 and 14 October; the brief stays locked until competition day.
A three-hour jeopardy-style Capture The Flag run jointly with
the CyberTech Club. Four attack vectors — cryptography,
web, forensics and OSINT — scaled from Very Easy to
Insane. Teams of two to three submit flags in
ACM{…} format for points on a live
scoreboard. Saturday 14 November 2026, 10:00–13:00,
Auditorium B105.
The ACM Club and CyberTech Club collaborate on the ACM/CyberTech Capture The Flag series at Prince Sultan University. The partnership brings students together around practical cybersecurity training, challenge-based competition and a shared record of each edition. Published materials currently document three editions, from the inaugural CTF 1.0 through the upcoming CTF 3.0.
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Your code, your designs, your leadership could define the next block.
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