Bacchus is a club for practicing computer system administration skills. Bacchus provides various services including maintaining servers in the computer labs and PCs for students in CSE. The club provides an integrated account service that allows users to use one single account to log into the PCs in the computer practice room, various Linux servers, and a college community site.
Student Clubs
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Guardian is a computer security forum where students meet weekly to share knowledge on computer security-related issues and educate each other. The club members work on real-world projects during the summer break. The Guardian club participates in almost all hacking contest in Korea.
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The SNUPS club is an academic society that prepares for undergraduate-level programming competitions such and the ACM-ICPC (International Collegiate Programming Contest). In preparation for the competitions, clubs members work together to learn problem-solving skills and algorithmic techniques. Members practice mock competitions one or two times every year.
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Upnl is a computer software club where members work on various projects. The Upnl club participates in the SNU CSE Computer Exhibition every year and has developed many award-winning products. A software package, MBC (Message Broadcast Center), won the grand prize in 2007 and another product, the Pilsazengi, won the excellence award.
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Waffle Studio is a club for developing web-base systems. Members learn not only computational skills but discuss and learn how the web-based systems should be designed and developed in the real world settings.