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Summary of ACM Events

What is ACM (Association for Computing Machinery)?
ACM is widely recognized as the premier membership organization for computing professionals, delivering resources that advance computing as a science and a profession; enable professional development; and promote policies and research that benefit society.
ACM hosts the computing industry's leading Digital Library, and serves its global members and the computing profession with journals and magazines, conferences, workshops, electronic forums, and Learning Center.

ACM’s Professional and Student chapters worldwide serve as hubs of activity for ACM members and the computing community at large. They provide seminars, lectures, learning forums and networking opportunities with peers and experts across the computing spectrum. ACM fosters growth in the computing community through its more than 180 professional and more than 680 student chapters worldwide. Chapters establish a local presence for ACM in international cities from New York to Beijing, as well as in more remote locations such as Cyprus, Kenya, and Sri Lanka. Regardless of size or location, every ACM chapter offers members a wealth of benefits, including access to critical research and the opportunity to establish a personal networking system in the region.

ACM has established more than 680 student chapters throughout the world that give students opportunities to play active roles in the association and its activities. By organizing technical talks, workshops, field trips and programming contests, ACM Student Chapters facilitate communication and collaboration within a university’s computer science community and with the computing community at large. Through its sponsorship of student chapters, ACM also enhances learning via the exchange of ideas among students, and between students and established professionals.
Student chapter members can also take advantage of ACM activities and services. Opportunities include the Distinguished Speakers Program, the International Collegiate Programming Contest, and the Student Research Competition. Student chapters provide a natural setting to develop and demonstrate the leadership capabilities critical to students’ career development. They also help students get involved in the business world with workshops, resume assistance, and career building initiatives.
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Learning Resources

ACM Learning Center

Resources for lifelong learning - essential tools to stay informed and competitive in our constantly changing world through online books, videos and courses, and Learning Webinars.

ACM TechTalks

http://learning.acm.org

• ACM Online Books, Videos and Courses

  Professional and Student Members enjoy access to the entire Safari collection of 40,000+ online books from O’Reilly and other top publishers, video courses and O’Reilly conference videos, learning paths, and live online training classes. All members also have access to nearly 4,800 online books and thousands of “bite-sized” skill- and task-based videos from Skillsoft, as well as nearly 1,200+ titles from Elsevier (featuring Morgan Kaufmann and Syngress titles). New books and videos are added weekly. Plus, all members have access to more than 1,750 selfpaced online courses from Skillsoft, an award-winning leader in IT and business training, with integrated virtual labs, TestPrep exams, expert mentoring, and other resources. Skillsoft Learning Collections provide deep coverage of the most in-demand skills and technologies, with focus on software development, cybersecurity, big data and databases, networking, and project management. Popular vendor certifications covered include BCS and ISTQB (software testing), Cisco, CompTIA, CWNP, EC-Council (CEH), EMC, IIBA (CBAP), (ISC)2’s CISSP and SSCP, ISACA’s CISA and CISM, ITIL, LPI (Linux), Microsoft, Oracle, PMI, PRINCE2, and VMware.
  http://learning.acm.org
  for more details: http://cse.anits.edu.in/acm%20membership%20resources.pdf



• ACM Digital Library

  Members can subscribe to the world’s most comprehensive database of literature for computing professionals. This full-text database includes the complete collection of ACM’s publications, including journals, conference proceedings, magazines, newsletters and multimedia content. The ACM DL aims to provide comprehensive coverage of the literature and also contains detailed bibliographic resources from a wide range of publishers in the field of computing..