Edmund Tse on Oct 10th 2008
At the end of SUITS camp this year, Tim Dawborn and James Constable gave an interesting introductory mini-lecture on Haskell and functional languages in general. I know it’s been a while since then, but I only just had the chance to edit and upload it.
Video after the break!
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Edmund Tse on Jul 11th 2008
In 2008, SUITS ran a camp in the mid-year break, during which our members worked on interesting IT based projects.
Many groups on campus run camps and though they have various purposes they are all a lot of fun. They mean getting together with not just 3 or 4 friends, but 30 or 40 friends and hanging out for not just a few hours, but a few days.
Like most camps ours has two dimensions, one that is SUITS specific, (project development), and another that isn’t, (socialising!). You can read all the details below, but the short version is that in the evenings we have a range of fun activities planned, which will be followed by various card games and other fun stuff late into the night. During the day we will all be working on our own ideas, trying to build something from nothing in just four days. The something could be just about anything – a short film, a new web-app, a VR hardware system, or who knows what (hopefully you’ve got a few ideas up your sleeve).
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Edmund Tse on May 11th 2008
This is a place for any IT related project that SUITS (or its members) could work on. At the moment we are gathering ideas for the 2008 camp.
The ideas have been semi-arbitrarily broken into groups, and each idea has the initials of the person who added it at the end.
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