Background

The techSociety, or techSoc for short, evolved from Computer Science (CS) society in 2005, in part to better reflect the philosophy behind our society: passion for technology and inter-disciplinary work. With CS society largely focussed on CS students, there was a realisation that rapidly growing inter-disciplinary nature of CS couldn't be catered to, due to limitations in the CS society's commitments and focus. Thus, aforementioned circumstances engendered the evolution to techSociety. However, the spirit of cooperation and zeal for fun is just as strong - if not more - within techSociety as in the past.

Why do we write it like this?

You may have noticed and wondered as to why we write "techSociety" as opposed to "tech society". Our name reflects a common programming convention for methods in which the first word is in small caps and the first letter of the consecutive words are capitalised. For those who know programming, it highlights the fact that we serve a function (purpose) but perhaps more importantly that we are part of UCL community.

Contact the Society

If you have any comments or suggestions concerning any aspect of the society please email us at techsociety@gmail.com.

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