This talk will be by Adrian Vecina who currently leads Robonotts. Here is his descripton of the talk:
“We all know robots are going to be everywhere right? But what does it take to perform even the simplest task using a robot? In this talk I’m going to explore the challenges and approaches involved with creating autonomous robots, and all the different topics that combine into robotic autonomy.”
If you’re interested in Robotics feel free to come down.
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This talk will be by Emily Haworth and Dan Lee about their experience working at their respective companies. The talks will encompass both the application process and what their days looked like working there. Feel free to come down, if you want to learn more about what year in industry is like.
We will be starting the evening with Lightning talks, where anyone can give a (5-10 minute) light talk, about any topic. We’ll end the night with a pub quiz, as a way to see out the semester.
Please get in touch if you want to do a lightning talk.
Feel free to come along if you want to listen and test your tech knowledge.
This will be a talk introducing the world of CPU design.
This will be run by Matthew Houghton who has extensive experience working on CPU design and CPU simulations.
An introduction to the world of esoteric languages (esolangs), which are programming languages without any real useful/practical value, but they are quite funny.
Some Esolang examples are: Malborge, Piet, Chef, BrainFuck.
This trivial snippet descirbes how to briefly print(“Hello world”) in the esolang Shakespeare:
The Art of the Introduction. Romeo, a young man with remarkable patience. Juliet, a likewise remarkable young woman. The world. [ Enter Romeo and Juliet ] Romeo: Listen to your heart!
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For this event, Hacksoc will go across various unique cafes across Nottingham City Center.
Last year, cafes visited included Dispatch, Coco Tang, Effy, and others.
In this talk, Geert de Maare will be talking about his work at Heathrow Airport. This specifically includes working on some of the operations there and he will be going into detail about the hard mathematics and techniques used to solving the problems that occur with this.
Geert is a professor of Computer Science at the University of Nottingham, with specific interests in airline scheduling, airport operations and operating systems.
Computerphile’s Steve Bagley, Mike Pound and Sean Riley will be doing an exciting talk on all their work fro the youtube channel.
Feel free to join if you want to learn about the process and behind the scenes of the production process for Computerphile.
HackNotts is an annual hackathon hosted by HackSoc at the University of Nottingham. It’s a two-day overnight hackathon for all skill levels taking place on November 4th and 5th 2023.
This is a great opportunity to connect with like-minded people and discuss new ideas and projects. Teams are not mandatory, as said previously. There will be loads of opportunities to find one though, including a team building workshop on the day along with the #find-a-team Discord channel.
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