Dalhousie Goldberg Computer Science Building

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Halifax, Nova Scotia B3H 1W5 Canada Get Directions

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  • QT Connect Q3 Meetup Halifax

    Dalhousie Goldberg Computer Science Building 6050 University Ave, Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada

    ✨Explore the Future, Together Step into the world of exponential technologies—where AI, quantum computing, blockchain, and AR are transforming how we live, work, and connect. This quarter, we’re exploring how these innovations are reshaping industries and what they mean for the queer community. Join us at the QT Connect Meetup in Halifax, hosted by Dalhousie University.It’s a fantastic opportunity to connect with like-minded professionals, share experiences, and build meaningful relationships in a welcoming, inclusive space where tech and community come together. Date: Sept 23, 2025 Time: 5:00 PM - 8:00 PM AT Location: Dalhousie University - Goldberg Computer Science Building, Rooms 429 & 430, 6050 University Ave, Halifax, NS B3H 1W5 Whether you're an industry veteran or just starting out, this meetup offers a welcoming space for everyone. Enjoy engaging discussions, networking opportunities, and a chance to unwind with fellow professionals. We don't want ticket costs to be a barrier to joining us in this discussion. We have scholarship and volunteer tickets available. To sign up for a scholarship ticket or to volunteer, fill out this form. Event Schedule & Agenda 5:00 pm Registration & Networking 5:45 pm QT & Partner Welcome and Announcements 6:00 pm Presentation + Q&A 6:45 pm Ask & Offer 7:00 pm […]

    $10 – $30

  • “GIT Into It, Yuh” – ShiftKey Labs: Intro to GIT

    Dalhousie Goldberg Computer Science Building 6050 University Ave, Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada

    Join us for an interactive workshop on mastering GIT, hosted by peers from ShiftKey Labs! Designed for students of all levels, this event will teach you the fundamentals of version control using GIT, a crucial tool for collaborative coding projects. Our knowledgeable peers will guide you through hands-on exercises, demonstrating key commands and best practices. By the end of the session, you’ll be equipped with the skills to efficiently manage your code and collaborate seamlessly with others. Don’t miss this opportunity to enhance your technical toolkit and learn from experienced mentors in a supportive environment! Location Goldberg Building / Room 127

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    Digital Skills for Women+ Mixer

    Dalhousie Goldberg Computer Science Building 6050 University Ave, Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada

    Join us for an evening of mentorship, mingling, and empowering connections. This event is not just about networking; it's about building a supportive community in tech. Chat with industry experts, exchange ideas with other awesome women in tech, and get ready for some serious inspiration! Whether you're a seasoned participant or just diving into the program, this is your chance to connect, learn, and thrive together. We will have an informative session with our two speakers, Kshiti Ghelani and Renuka Khanna, discussing their career paths in tech and how they've maneuvered through their respective journeys in Nova Scotia's tech landscape. Kshiti Ghelani Front-end Designer and Developer, Arbuckle Media Kshiti, a Front-end Developer and Designer, embarked on her journey in design and development at the age of 19. Her professional trajectory has been fueled entirely by a fervent passion for crafting the design and structure of websites. As a self-taught designer and developer, she possesses the ability to create and revamp applications from the ground up. Guided by the motto of empowering individuals with curiosity, Kshiti is dedicated to assisting them in achieving greater success in the tech industry and discovering their authentic path.       Renuka Khanna Change Management […]

  • Tech Start Up Panel

    Dalhousie Goldberg Computer Science Building 6050 University Ave, Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada

    May is Here We Code Month and as part of this initiative, they are hosting a Tech Start Up Panel in collaboration with Shiftkey Labs and Volta on May 9th from 5:15pm-7:30pm. Tech is booming in Nova Scotia and they want to keep the momentum going. There are endless possibilities of where your computer science degree can take you. If you are an aspiring tech entrepreneur, this event is for you! Hear and learn from three tech start up owners about their entrepreneurial journey and gain valuable insights on establishing your own start up. Check out their panelists: Anil Pradhan- Co-Founder of Softverse Technology Bharath Sudarsan- Co-Founder of SomaDetect Rima Al Shikh - Founder of Begin.AI What to expect: 5:30-6:00 - Opening Remarks and overview of resources 6:00-7:00 - Moderated Q/A panel 7:00-7:30 - Networking

  • Industry Showcase : ESO

    Dalhousie Goldberg Computer Science Building 6050 University Ave, Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada

    The Industry Showcase series is an invaluable opportunity for all computer science students to interact with local and global tech companies Join us on January 19th, 4:00pm-5:30pm for our Industry Showcase with ESO Session details to follow....... REGISTER NOW to secure your spot! Faculty of Computer Science 6050 University Ave, Halifax, NS B3H 1W5 Room 429/430 For more information, contact Aishwarya Shrestha at A.Shrestha@dal.ca.

  • STEM Connector Peer-To-Peer Networking

    Dalhousie Goldberg Computer Science Building 6050 University Ave, Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada

    STEM Students, are you ready to network? Kick start your winter semester and join STEM Connector for their peer-to-peer networking event. Build your networking skills, practice pitching yourself to others, and go learn what your fellow STEM students are up to on MONDAY JANUARY 16TH from 5:30pm till 7:30pm in the Goldberg Computer Science Building (Room 430). Masks are not mandatory during the event, however we encourage students to wear a mask if they would like to do so.

    Free

  • Women in Machine Learning/Data Science Meetup

    Dalhousie Goldberg Computer Science Building 6050 University Ave, Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada

    Details Mahtab Sarvmaili is a PhD student studying Computer Science at Dalhousie University. Together with Nader Zare, Mahtab’s team, CYRUS, won first place at the international RoboCup. It’s the world’s largest international Robotic competition, and thousands of participants from dozens of countries vie for gold medals each year. Join WiMLDS and Mathab to learn and ask about the variety of artificial intelligence and machine learning models that can be used for training teams, computer games and autonomous robots. ----------------------- AGENDA (Atlantic Time) ------------------------ 6:00pm - 6:10pm: Welcome and intro 6:10pm - 6:45pm: Mahtab Sarvmaili, plus Q&A 6:45pm - 7:30pm: Networking