MEET THE
PEOPLE BEHIND
JAM.26
JAM.26 is organized by students who want to create opportunities to learn, build, experiment, and solve problems together.
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The Association for Computing Machinery (ACM) is a global computing organization that brings together students, educators, researchers, and professionals across computing.
Our ACM Club brings that spirit into our university community through technical workshops, competitions, collaborative projects, and peer learning.
COMMUNITY
WHY PROGRAMMING JAM?
Modern development is changing. AI can help developers plan, generate code, investigate bugs, and solve problems. JAM.26 gives students a place to learn how to work with these tools while developing the skills that matter: understanding problems, making decisions, debugging, adapting, and shipping something that works.
AI CAN WRITE THE CODE.
YOU STILL HAVE TO BUILD THE SOLUTION.
LEARN
Practical AI-assisted workflows and methodologies.
BUILD
Turn raw ideas into functioning applications.
SOLVE
Work through real architectural and logical problems.
ADAPT
Respond to changing requirements and unexpected bugs.
SHIP
Take something from abstract concept to production reality.
THE TEAM BEHIND THE JAM
THE PEOPLE HELPING YOU PREPARE
The preparation workshops are led by members helping participants understand the workflow before competition day.
Planning & Development Workflow
Full-Stack Development & Debugging
[TBD]
BUILT TOGETHER
Every workshop, challenge, design decision, and event detail is the result of students contributing their time and skills. JAM.26 is an open-source mindset applied to an event.
JAM.26 IS ONE PROJECT.
THERE'S MORE TO BUILD.
The ACM Club works on technical activities beyond the Programming Jam. We organize programming events, CTFs, hackathons, technical workshops, collaborative projects, talks, and community gatherings throughout the year.
Whether you want to build, compete, organize, teach, or learn, there are different ways to contribute.