The ACM student chapter at the College of Computer & Information Sciences. We run the AI Programming Jam and the ACM/CyberTech CTF, teach the workshops that lead into them, and keep the record of every chapter that came before. This is our digital archive.
An AI-assisted web engineering competition. Every team receives the same application brief, then plans it in Excalidraw, designs it, builds it with AI assistants and Firebase, ships it to Vercel behind a real domain, absorbs a mid-competition change request, and presents the result. Three preparation workshop days run 15–17 September; the brief stays locked until competition day.
A three-hour jeopardy-style Capture The Flag run jointly with the CyberTech Club. Four attack vectors — cryptography, web, forensics and OSINT — scaled from Very Easy to Insane. Teams of two to three submit flags in ACM{…} format for points on a live scoreboard. Saturday 24 October 2026, 10:00–13:00, Auditorium B105.
The ACM Club and CyberTech Club collaborate on the ACM/CyberTech Capture The Flag series at Prince Sultan University. The partnership brings students together around practical cybersecurity training, challenge-based competition and a shared record of each edition. Published materials currently document three editions, from the inaugural CTF 1.0 through the upcoming CTF 3.0.
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