On the first day of the fall semester, the Faculty of Engineering at University of Tehran held an opening ceremony for the freshmen engineers. We asked ten senior and junior students (all with the same T-shirts) to introduce different aspects of our chapter activities. They talked about hardware and software opportunities and also  discussed our chapter activities. Moreover, they introduced F1 Journal (our quarterly magazine) and how the freshmen can contribute as its journalists. In the ceremony, our chapter had a booth in which we distributed leaflets for introducing ACM and the chapter, F1 journal, list of our university courses and our ACM chapter pixels. We made this meeting an opportunity for the newcomers by collecting their names and emails and added them to the chapter’s mailing list. 

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Iranian National Undergraduate Entrance Exam is the most competitive one in Iran. All high school students who plan to enter university must take this exam. In this exam, Students are ranked and according to their rankings, they apply to a number of universities. Last year, University of Tehran invited the top 1000 students (out of the whole 260,000) to visit the university. Our ACM Student Chapter, as the IT and CE Scientific Association of the University, had a number of representatives present that day to talk about information technology and computer engineering majors for students. Two of our members had a public lecture in an amphitheater and six others talked to students during the ceremony. 

This was the first time for University of Tehran to send invitation letters to most prestigious high schools in Iran and invite them to a visiting day. ACM Student Chapter members voluntarily took on the responsibility for handling the affairs of Computer Engineering and Information Technology department in the ceremony by introducing computer science to the students, offering a comparison of curricula in different computer engineering departments of Iran, and answering their questions with the help of some brilliant final-year students. 

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ACM SUMMER CLASS
Start date: Saturday - July 14 2012 (24 Tir)
Read courses descriptions, Topics and pre-requirements in following link
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