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Once upon a time in Ateneo, two organizations catered to students with a passion for Information Technology: Ateneo Society for Computer Information Interchange (ASCII), which was composed of Computer Science majors, and Ateneo Computer Society (ACS), which was formed by Management Engineering students. Time came however when the two sets of officers figured out that the organizations were similar, if not redundant, thus bringing the Computer Society of the Ateneo (CompSAt) to life. Throughout the years, CompSAt has been holding various projects that cater to IT enthusiasts and IT end users alike, including CS tutorials, IT forums and even selling geek shirts and holding the yuletide CarolFest. Our thrust is to learn IT, use IT and share IT. Thus, the organization aims to continue with enhancing the members’ and the rest of the Ateneo community’s skills toward excellence in technology (not just in programming but also brushing on gaming, multimedia, blogging and even MS Office), exposing the public to the latest trends in the tech world, and training the less fortunate for computer proficiency. Be one of us! After all, now that there’s a computer revolution, the “it” crowd is definitely the IT crowd!
Once upon a time in Ateneo, two organizations catered to students with a passion for Information Technology: Ateneo Society for Computer Information Interchange (ASCII), which was composed of Computer Science majors, and Ateneo Computer Society (ACS), which was formed by Management Engineering students. Time came however when the two sets of officers figured out that the organizations were similar, if not redundant, thus bringing the Computer Society of the Ateneo (CompSAt) to life. Throughout the years, CompSAt has been holding various projects that cater to IT enthusiasts and IT end users alike, including CS tutorials, IT forums and even selling geek shirts and holding the yuletide CarolFest. Our thrust is to learn IT, use IT and share IT. Thus, the organization aims to continue with enhancing the members’ and the rest of the Ateneo community’s skills toward excellence in technology (not just in programming but also brushing on gaming, multimedia, blogging and even MS Office), exposing the public to the latest trends in the tech world, and training the less fortunate for computer proficiency. Be one of us! After all, now that there’s a computer revolution, the “it” crowd is definitely the IT crowd!
