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UGA SoC's Hack Pack Team celebrating their win
UGA School of Computing’s Hack Pack Team Advances To NCAE Cyber Games National Invitational

This spring, UGA’s School of Computing’s The Hack Pack team placed second in the Southeast at the National Centers of Academic Excellence in Cybersecurity (NCAE-C) Cyber Game and is advancing to the national invitational this  April. Throughout six hours of competition, as part of the blue team, the Hack Pack defended critical infrastructure in a high-stakes, intense competition against the opposing red team. The red team launched many…

Morgan McGrath, right, meets with Christina Koch, center, a NASA astronaut, during her internship with NASA’s Electrical Test Team.
From UGA School of Computing to NASA: Molly McGrath Reaches For The Stars

Morgan McGrath, right, meets with Christina Koch, center, a NASA astronaut, during her internship with NASA’s Electrical Test Team. Prior to her December 2024 graduation, honors computer science student Morgan McGrath interned with NASA on the Electrical Test Team at the Kennedy Space Center in Merritt Island, Florida. Through her internship, McGrath was able to apply her knowledge from the School of Computing to the real world as she learned…

First Place winners
CodeHub Fall '24 Winners

Congratulations to [from left] Natalie Mayer, Hilton Del Valle, Wilber Clonts, and Colton Karaffa for being the First Place Winners of CodeHub's Fall '24 Project Track.   These students created Polaris, an HR management tool using a combination of React, Spring Boot, and Postgres! Users can add companies, manage clock-ins, view graphs of expenses vs profits, pay employees, and more!   Explore their exciting project here…

Girls who code
Girls Who Code at The University of Georgia Increases Impact in local Athens-Clarke County School District

This past fall semester, the University of Georgia’s chapter of Girls Who Code significantly expanded its impact into the Athens-Clarke School District. 26 club members hosted nearly 50 interactive workshops, reaching over 60 students from third to twelfth grade. Girls Who Code is pivotal in shaping a more inclusive and innovative future for the computing industry, signifying the importance of involvement in the local school districts. “There…
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