NSU ACM SC
About NSU ACM SC
Chartered on January 17, 2017, NSU ACM Student Chapter is the first student chapter of the Association for Computing Machinery in Bangladesh. Operating under the global motto “Advancing Computing as a Science & Profession,” we empower over 600+ students through research, competitive programming, and world-class technical events.
Charter #92841 • Est. January 17, 2017
NSU ACM SC brings together students across computer science, electrical engineering, and related domains. In continuous synergy with the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering (ECE) at North South University, our goal is to assist members of the university community in excelling in computing and producing world-class graduates.
Empowering students through hands-on development, hackathons, and software engineering.
Bridging undergraduate inquiry with academic publishing and capstone research.
Building mentorship pipelines connecting students with global alumni and industry leaders.
Jan 17, 2017
Official Charter #92841
1st in Bangladesh
Pioneering Computing Society
680+ Chapters
Worldwide ACM Ecosystem
~100,000
Learned Computing Members
Our chapter hosts a spectrum of signature events designed to inspire creativity, problem-solving, and technical excellence. These programs bring together talented students from diverse backgrounds, creating a vibrant platform for innovation and impactful learning.
A spectacular congregation of brilliant young minds featuring versatile competitions including Hackathons, Mobile & Web App Contests, Megabots Clash, Gaming Tournaments, Robo F1, and IT Business Idea Challenges.
The premier signature hackathon of NSU ACM SC hosted on North South University premises. It attracts passionate developers and students nationwide to give fresh ideas a new dimension through 24-48 hours of rapid prototyping.
In alignment with the Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering (ECE), final-year students showcase advanced projects and engineering solutions developed over 8 months of rigorous research and implementation.
Empowering beginners and aspiring engineers through hands-on coding sessions, problem-solving workshops, and foundational computer science literacy to inspire long-term technical confidence.
The Association for Computing Machinery (ACM) is a US-based international learned society for computing. Founded in 1947, it is the world's largest scientific and educational computing society, claiming nearly 100,000 student and professional members worldwide, with headquarters at 1601 Broadway, Times Square, New York City.
ACM strengthens the computing profession's collective voice through strong leadership, promoting the highest standards, and recognizing technical excellence. It supports members' professional growth by providing opportunities for lifelong learning, career development, and professional networking.
ACM publishes over 50 journals, including the prestigious Journal of the ACM, and general magazines such as Communications of the ACM. Its target is to reinforce confidence and mindfulness—giving students the abilities to perceive and seize opportunities.
Structure & Reach
Charter Verification
NSU ACM SC is chartered under ACM Chapter ID #92841.
1601 Broadway, Times Square, NYC
The world's largest scientific and educational computing society, founded in 1947 to advance computing as a science & profession.
37 Technical SIGs Worldwide
Specialized technical communities covering AI, computer graphics, programming languages, security, algorithms, and human-computer interaction.
Student & Professional Chapters
Explore student and professional chapters across Bangladesh via the official ACM Chapter Directory.
Milestones from the preview archive, awaiting chapter review.
Chapter milestone
NSU ACM Student Chapter was chartered by ACM Headquarters (New York), becoming one of the earliest official student chapters in Bangladesh.
Chapter milestone
Hosted 45+ universities and 2,000+ delegates in Bangladesh's largest student-run ACM tech symposium with 10 parallel competitive tracks.
Chapter milestone
Expanded ACM-W wing to bridge gender disparity in computing, alongside collaborative learning activities and open curriculum repositories.
Student milestone
NSU ACM SC alumni and teams represented the country at global ICPC stages and published 15+ peer-reviewed papers across IEEE and ACM venues.
Chapter milestone
Deployed student-hosted compute clusters, an automated member portal `dash.nsuacmsc.org`, and sponsored over 300+ students in regional hackathons.