Computer Science Society is the oldest computer science organization at Cal Poly Pomona. We are one of the largest clubs that host events regularly and advise our members on the next path to success. Our motto is “Connect passion to empathy“.
Connectivity, both socially and technically, is something in which our club focuses on as we prioritize providing our members with the opportunity to connect and build networks with professionals and peers. These connections allow them to reach new heights, and technology aids our club with connecting to the world, allowing members to enhance their knowledge and experience. We aim to unite our students and create an inclusive environment where they will strive the most.
Continuous technological advancement is a crucial driving force for society. During this tech storm, the improvement of resources and tools is always a goal in the industry. We aim to spread knowledge on this development through many of our activities. Whether they are technical or social development activities, we believe that the tools we provide will enhance one’s knowledge in both their technical and non-technical skills and ultimately guiding them to become a better person, one day at a time.
As the world is actively evolving, we need to prepare for these changes and adapt to them as fast as we can. The key for innovation lies in the hands of future generations pursuing a role in the tech industry and how keen they are in detecting, analyzing, and solving global problems. To prepare for a vastly improving and innovating industry, our club promotes life-long active learning to build robust and timeless skill sets. Therefore, we strive to emphasize how significant and inventive new tech solutions are to society.
Hey everyone! I’m Jayden, a third-year Computer Science major. I’m passionate about becoming a full-stack developer because I love the process of creating complete applications from start to finish. Right now, I’m working on an exciting project called BroncoBond, a social media app designed to help guide students during their time at CPP. I’ll be leading CSS as president, and I’m really looking forward to meeting all of you at our socials!
Hi! I'm Michael, a 3rd year here at CPP, majoring in CS. Although my interest lies mainly in software engineering, I’m currently working full-time as a software QA engineer. In my free time, I enjoy traveling, gaming, and playing bass (I’m not good lmao). If you ever see me on campus, feel free to say hi!
Hallo, I am Brandon, serving as your secretary! I am a 3rd year CS major interested in software/web development. Outside of CS, I enjoy taiko drumming, community work, and grinding The Finals. I also am a big fan of J-Rock, so please slide me recommendations! :D
What’s up everyone! I’m Jade and I’ll be your treasurer for this term. I’m a 4th year CS major interested in web/game development. Some things I enjoy are crocheting, pokemon tcg, and coca-cola. I look forward to meeting you all!
Hello! I’m Julian, your historian for the 2025-26 school year. I’m a 3rd year CS major interested in software and web development. Some things I love include fashion, anime/manga, good coffee, and discovering new music. One fun fact about me is I’m secretly a dinosaur nerd ^_^
Hii, I’m Allison! I am a third-year student majoring in Computer Science. I am interested in software engineering and full-stack development. In my free time, I love snowboarding, playing tennis or pickleball, baking, and getting a good matcha. Don’t be a stranger and come say hi!
Hey guys! My name is Caleb Chung, I'm a 4th-year CS major at CPP, and I am this year's Project Chair. I am interested in and have fun working on full-stack web apps, specifically backend development. In my free time, I enjoy watching/playing basketball or just hanging out with friends in general, whether it be video games, golfing at the range, or just grabbing a drink and chatting. I'd love to meet more people, so please don't hesitate to say hi!
Hello! My name is Tony Tong, I am a 4th-year CS major at CPP, and I am the Social Outreach and Event planner. I primarily focus on backend development; however, I also do offensive web hacking. In my free time, I like to loiter around and talk to people, so if ever you see me, feel free to say hi, either in person or online. I also play League of Legends, but I strive to one day not. Overall, I look forward to planning some fun events and getting to know everyone better!
Hello there! I'm Antonio, I'm a 4th year CS major at CPP and the webmaster for CSS. I enjoy working on web based projects but I recently found that I enjoy working on backend software more. In my free time I play video games like league of legends or Warhammer. I look forward to meeting more people and understanding their journey in CS.
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Semester: Fall 2020
BroncoHacks Hackathons
BroncoHacks is a student-led organization with the intended goal of bringing hackathon culture to CPP and the surrounding area. We introduce "MiniHack", a 6 hour long hackathon every Fall to introduce coding novices to the field of coding as well as "BroncoHacks", a 24 hour in-person hackathon every Spring which is open to all colleges and free of entry! We hope to see you there!
Computer Science Society Project Initiative (CSSPI)
This series of events is to help students apply their useful skills that they can learn outside of classes to solve something interesting. Whether in education, the environment, or of their own problems. This project initiative represents learning by doing. An example is learning the latest frameworks and applying them to your full potential.
Web Design
Speaker Events
Recruiter Events
Workshops
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BroncoHacks Hackathons
BroncoHacks is a student-led organization with the intended goal of bringing hackathon culture to CPP and the surrounding area. We introduce "MiniHack", a 6 hour long hackathon every Fall to introduce coding novices to the field of coding as well as "BroncoHacks", a 24 hour in-person hackathon every Spring which is open to all colleges and free of entry! We hope to see you there!
Computer Science Society Project Initiative (CSSPI)
This series of events is to help students apply their useful skills that they can learn outside of classes to solve something interesting. Whether in education, the environment, or of their own problems. This project initiative represents learning by doing. An example is learning the latest frameworks and applying them to your full potential.
Web Design
Speaker Events
Recruiter Events
Workshops
User Interface design for Bronco Bond
Home page for the BroncoHacks Website
Home Page for the BroncoHacks Application Portal
