Student Peer Tutoring
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Peer tutors in our computer science department are knowledgeable students who provide academic support by guiding their peers through coursework, problem-solving, and skill development in a collaborative learning environment.​
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Peer Tutotors:
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Joy Nkyimbeng: CSC105, CSC110/ITE210
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Yannie Chiem- CSC110/ITE210, CSC 115, CSC 263
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Marcos Salazar (approval pending) - CSC110/ITE210, CSC 115, CSC 260, CSC 263
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Cyber Viking Club
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The Cyber Viking Club brings together students passionate about cybersecurity, digital forensics, ethical hacking, and computing technologies. Members collaborate to explore real-world security concepts through workshops, competitions, and projects that build both technical and analytical skills. The club also provides a platform to discuss and explore emerging technologies helping students stay informed about the rapidly evolving tech landscape.
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Our goal is to prepare members for cybersecurity certifications, internships, and professional careers while emphasizing teamwork, integrity, and responsible digital citizenship. Meetings often include hands-on labs, guest speakers, and discussions of current events and trends shaping the cybersecurity field.
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Faculty Advisor: Dr. Ihab A. Agha
Email: iagha@salemstate.edu
Programming Club
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The Programming Club brings together students who share an interest in programming, whether as a hobby or for skill development. Our meetings offer opportunities to collaborate on resume-building projects, discuss internship possibilities, and share information about computer science events in the greater Boston area. The club meets weekly in Meier Hall 209. Feel free to drop in to do homework, hang out, and get to meet other computer science majors/minors.
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Faculty Advisor: Dr. Allan Brockenbrough
Email: abrockenbrough@salemstate.edu
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Robotics Club
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The Robotics Club welcomes all students interested in robotics, computer vision, or embedded systems. Students in the club will work with Sun Founder Pi Car, Raspberry Pi, and Finch robots. Students can design, build, and translate their own ideas into robotic activities. Robotics Club provides a fun learning environment for students to come together and study the field of robotics. It helps them foster critical thinking, team building, social, and leadership skills. Club activities allow students to pursue their interest in robotics outside of the classroom, work on their capstone projects, learn from other students, and complete projects that can demonstrate their abilities when looking for a permanent job.
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Faculty Advisor: Dr. Komlpreet Kaur
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Datathon Club
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This club is currently not active. Datathon club aims to educate individuals on Data Science and Machine Learning and provide opportunities for those breaking into the tech industry, regardless of background. We focus on teaching students to analyze real-world data using industry-standard tools and libraries and to develop and implement Machine Learning and AI models for business solutions