The club sponsors seminars on topics such as HTML , Unix , Object-Oriented Programming , etc. We've created the Student Activity Server to allow university organizations to communicate easily through the power of the World Wide Web. We've also developed an Electronic Voting System so students can easily vote on university issues through a web browser. Interface will promote diversity and accessibility in computing in order to assist the largest number of people possible. This means adopting standards where they exist and choosing the best option for a specific problem when there aren't standards.
Members are always free and encouraged to experiment with different technologies.
However, the club will neither be a medium for banal arguments over operating systems or web browsers nor a platform for promoting a vendor. Civilized debate and discussion over different alternatives is welcome as long as it is productive and informative. Our hope is to promote responsible and creative use of them.