NUS Students' Computing Club
The NUS Students’ Computing Club, colloquially referred to as the Computing Club, is a
constituent club under the NUS Students’ Union (NUSSU). It comprises and represents all
undergraduates pursuing a degree in NUS School of Computing.
History
Established when NUS School of Computing gained independence as a separate faculty in 1998,
the NUS Students’ Computing Club is the official faculty club and sole union representative
of all undergraduates in NUS School of Computing. The club has since been taking care of the
student life in NUS School of Computing by organising various events and activities to
promote campus vibrancy. We safeguard the interest of our undergraduates, ensure their
voices are heard, provide welfare, and form the bridge between our students and the school.
Vision
NUS Students’ Computing Club serves to continually support our faculty, to build close-knitted
relationships among Computing Club members past and present and drive the charge for campus vibrancy.
Mission
NUS Students’ Computing Club’s mission is to lead the strive for excellence and to continually advance,
for the needs and welfare of our fellow students.
Constitution
The constitution defines the framework that the NUS Students' Computing Club follows. Read
it here.
