Career Exploration

CX members work on team projects and competitive assignments to apply concepts such as probability, data visualization, and linear regression which are taught in weekly lectures.

Members have the opportunity to analyze real-life data by working with companies, nonprofits, and Berkeley-affiliated organizations to advise policy and make data-driven decisions.

Education committee members develop and teach weekly workshops for the Career Exploration committee on topics like probability, data visualization, linear regression, and feature engineering, as well as facilitate the final club-wide Kaggle competition.

IA Members have the opportunity to further develop their data analysis skills in a professional setting, working with a firm or nonprofit organization to advise them using data-driven decision making.

Members conduct research on a topic of their choosing with the guidance of the committee directors. At the end of the semester, members have a chance to present their projects at the Research Symposium and the SAAS Banquet.

While maintaining our club website, members learn and apply current web development technologies to publicize the club’s projects in addition to developing data visualizations and web applications.

The External Affairs Committee and its members focus on outreach events. This includes planning events with Berkeley faculty and alumni, companies, and other clubs on campus.

Internal committee members assist the Internal Vice President in organizing and hosting events for the club as a whole, including the house and big/little systems, club-wide socials, study hours, and member profiles.

Advisory Office

Advisors assist and advise committee directors throughout the semester in order for each commmittee to smoothly run.