Events
Upcoming Event
Python Fundamentals Bootcamp (In-Person)
Northwestern IT Research Computing and Data Services
9:30 AM
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TBD, Wieboldt Hall North Entrance
Details
This four-day bootcamp provides an engaging, comprehensive, hands-on introduction to the Python programming language. Python is an extremely popular, general-purpose, versatile coding language with a shallow learning curve, meaning you can do a lot with the tools you’ll learn in this four-day workshop. This in-person workshop will not be recorded.
Prerequisites: You will need to bring a laptop to participate. If you're already proficient in another coding language and you're looking for a beginner's introduction to Python because you want to be able to read and run Python code written by others or utilize Python packages for machine learning, web scraping, or text analysis, you should attend at least the first two-and-a-half or three days of the bootcamp. If you're looking to become a proficient Python coder, you should attend all four days of the bootcamp. The instructor will not be able to help you catch up if you miss materials.
Registration Required. Register only once for all four days of this bootcamp.
Time
Tuesday, September 17, 2024 at 9:30 AM - 3:30 PM
Location
TBD, Wieboldt Hall North Entrance Map
Contact
Calendar
Northwestern IT Research Computing and Data Services
Welcome & Breakfast for New McCormick PhD Students
McCormick School of Engineering and Applied Science
9:00 AM
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LR2, Technological Institute
Details
Enjoy a welcome from Dean Christopher A. Schuh and other McCormick leaders, and receive a Northwestern Engineering T-shirt. A free light breakfast on the Tech East Plaza will follow.
Time
Monday, September 16, 2024 at 9:00 AM - 10:00 AM
Location
LR2, Technological Institute Map
Contact
Calendar
McCormick School of Engineering and Applied Science
Python Fundamentals Bootcamp (In-Person)
Northwestern IT Research Computing and Data Services
9:30 AM
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TBD, Wieboldt Hall North Entrance
Details
This four-day bootcamp provides an engaging, comprehensive, hands-on introduction to the Python programming language. Python is an extremely popular, general-purpose, versatile coding language with a shallow learning curve, meaning you can do a lot with the tools you’ll learn in this four-day workshop. This in-person workshop will not be recorded.
Prerequisites: You will need to bring a laptop to participate. If you're already proficient in another coding language and you're looking for a beginner's introduction to Python because you want to be able to read and run Python code written by others or utilize Python packages for machine learning, web scraping, or text analysis, you should attend at least the first two-and-a-half or three days of the bootcamp. If you're looking to become a proficient Python coder, you should attend all four days of the bootcamp. The instructor will not be able to help you catch up if you miss materials.
Registration Required. Register only once for all four days of this bootcamp.
Time
Monday, September 16, 2024 at 9:30 AM - 3:30 PM
Location
TBD, Wieboldt Hall North Entrance Map
Contact
Calendar
Northwestern IT Research Computing and Data Services
Python Fundamentals Bootcamp (In-Person)
Northwestern IT Research Computing and Data Services
9:30 AM
//
TBD, Wieboldt Hall North Entrance
Details
This four-day bootcamp provides an engaging, comprehensive, hands-on introduction to the Python programming language. Python is an extremely popular, general-purpose, versatile coding language with a shallow learning curve, meaning you can do a lot with the tools you’ll learn in this four-day workshop. This in-person workshop will not be recorded.
Prerequisites: You will need to bring a laptop to participate. If you're already proficient in another coding language and you're looking for a beginner's introduction to Python because you want to be able to read and run Python code written by others or utilize Python packages for machine learning, web scraping, or text analysis, you should attend at least the first two-and-a-half or three days of the bootcamp. If you're looking to become a proficient Python coder, you should attend all four days of the bootcamp. The instructor will not be able to help you catch up if you miss materials.
Registration Required. Register only once for all four days of this bootcamp.
Time
Wednesday, September 18, 2024 at 9:30 AM - 3:30 PM
Location
TBD, Wieboldt Hall North Entrance Map
Contact
Calendar
Northwestern IT Research Computing and Data Services
Python Fundamentals Bootcamp (In-Person)
Northwestern IT Research Computing and Data Services
9:30 AM
//
TBD, Wieboldt Hall North Entrance
Details
This four-day bootcamp provides an engaging, comprehensive, hands-on introduction to the Python programming language. Python is an extremely popular, general-purpose, versatile coding language with a shallow learning curve, meaning you can do a lot with the tools you’ll learn in this four-day workshop. This in-person workshop will not be recorded.
Prerequisites: You will need to bring a laptop to participate. If you're already proficient in another coding language and you're looking for a beginner's introduction to Python because you want to be able to read and run Python code written by others or utilize Python packages for machine learning, web scraping, or text analysis, you should attend at least the first two-and-a-half or three days of the bootcamp. If you're looking to become a proficient Python coder, you should attend all four days of the bootcamp. The instructor will not be able to help you catch up if you miss materials.
Registration Required. Register only once for all four days of this bootcamp.
Time
Thursday, September 19, 2024 at 9:30 AM - 3:30 PM
Location
TBD, Wieboldt Hall North Entrance Map
Contact
Calendar
Northwestern IT Research Computing and Data Services
Welcome & Luncheon for New Full-time Graduate Students
McCormick School of Engineering and Applied Science
11:00 AM
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Ryan Auditorium, Technological Institute
Details
Enjoy a welcome from Dean Christopher A. Schuh and other McCormick leaders, and receive a Northwestern Engineering T-shirt. A free lunch on the Tech East Plaza will follow.
Time
Monday, September 23, 2024 at 11:00 AM - 12:30 PM
Location
Ryan Auditorium, Technological Institute Map
Contact
Calendar
McCormick School of Engineering and Applied Science
Fall 2024 Classes Begin (No Northwestern Monday in Fall)
University Academic Calendar
All Day
Details
Fall 2024 Classes Begin (No Northwestern Monday in Fall)
Time
Tuesday, September 24, 2024
Contact
Calendar
University Academic Calendar
Last day to add a class or change a section for Fall (Last day for tuition adjustment related to enrollment changes (to or from full-time). No reductions are made to bills for dropped or swapped classes after this date)
University Academic Calendar
All Day
Details
Last day to add a class or change a section for Fall (Last day for tuition adjustment related to enrollment changes (to or from full-time). No reductions are made to bills for dropped or swapped classes after this date)
Time
Monday, September 30, 2024
Contact
Calendar
University Academic Calendar
2024 Fall Tech Career Fair
Engineering Career Development (ECD)
1:00 PM
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Norris University Center
Details
Sponsored by Department of Computer Science, Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering and Engineering Career Development Office
Date: Monday, October 7, 2024
1:00pm – 4:00pm
Norris University Center - 1999 Campus Drive, Evanston, IL 60208
Join us for the Northwestern 2024 Fall Tech Career Fair, a collaborative in person career fair, connecting you with employers looking for talented students in computer science, data science, computer engineering, electrical engineering, machine learning, and similar programs. This is a great opportunity for you to learn, network and possibly be recruited with various industries. This fair is open to undergraduate, Masters and PhD students for internship, co-ops, and full-time positions.
Registrations for this event will be handled through Handshake!
Pre-registration is preferred but students will be given access on the day of the event.
Wildcards will be required for all attendees.
Business casual attire recommended.
Check back regularly to see which companies are coming! List is subject to change.
·Conduct company research to better familiarize yourself with companies.
· Search McCormickConnect and Handshake for available positions and apply for the position(s) ahead of time so companies know you’re interested.
· Be prepared and be ready with your “elevator pitch”.
·Bring copies of your resume and business cards! Resume should be uploaded into McCormickConnect
Engineering Career Development (ECD is here to assist as you prepare for the fair. You can schedule an appointment in McCormickConnect to meet with your dedicated career advisor.
Time
Monday, October 7, 2024 at 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM
Location
Norris University Center Map
Calendar
Engineering Career Development (ECD)
2024 Fall Tech Career Fair
Department of Computer Science (CS)
1:00 PM
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Norris University Center
Details
Sponsored by Department of Computer Science, Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering and Engineering Career Development Office
Date: Monday, October 7, 2024
1:00pm – 4:00pm
Norris University Center - 1999 Campus Drive, Evanston, IL 60208
Join us for the Northwestern 2024 Fall Tech Career Fair, a collaborative in person career fair, connecting you with employers looking for talented students in computer science, data science, computer engineering, electrical engineering, machine learning, and similar programs. This is a great opportunity for you to learn, network and possibly be recruited with various industries. This fair is open to undergraduate, Masters and PhD students for internship, co-ops, and full-time positions.
Registrations for this event will be handled through Handshake!
Pre-registration is preferred but students will be given access on the day of the event.
Wildcards will be required for all attendees.
Business casual attire recommended.
Check back regularly to see which companies are coming! List is subject to change.
·Conduct company research to better familiarize yourself with companies.
· Search McCormickConnect and Handshake for available positions and apply for the position(s) ahead of time so companies know you’re interested.
· Be prepared and be ready with your “elevator pitch”.
·Bring copies of your resume and business cards! Resume should be uploaded into McCormickConnect
Engineering Career Development (ECD is here to assist as you prepare for the fair. You can schedule an appointment in McCormickConnect to meet with your dedicated career advisor.
Time
Monday, October 7, 2024 at 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM
Location
Norris University Center Map
Calendar
Department of Computer Science (CS)