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- 1. Google Developer Groups onCampus Suez University Info Session
- 2. Women Techmakers GoogleDeveloper Experts Google Developer Groups On Campus Google Developer Groups It’s a global network of developers, enthusiasts, and experts who collaborate, learn, and share knowledge about Google technologies through events, workshops, and online forums. Google for Developers
- 3. What is GDGon Campus?
- 4. What is GDGon Campus? Google Developer Groups (GDGs) on Campus are university-based communities that bring together students who are passionate about technology, coding, and innovation. These groups operate as extensions of the larger GDG program, which is a global initiative by Google aimed at fostering collaboration among developers, technologists, and tech enthusiasts.
- 5. GDG on CampusMission
- 6. GDG on CampusMission ● Empower Students: Equip them with technical skills, resources, and knowledge. ● Build a Community: Create a platform where students can collaborate, learn, and grow together. ● Encourage Innovation: Inspire students to use technology to solve real-world problems. By organizing workshops, hackathons, study jams, and speaker sessions, these groups enable students to stay ahead in the rapidly evolving tech industry.
- 7. How did thisall start?
- 8. GDSC started inIndia in 2017 as a pilot to help solve the challenges university graduates were facing securing employment in the tech industry. Then expanded to Indonesia and Sub-Saharan Africa GDSC in Turkey was started in 2019 2017 2019 2024 GDSC transitioned into GDG on Campus!
- 9. “ To help studentstransition from aspiring developers to professionals, GDSC is now part of the GDG community. GDSC will now be known as GDGs on Campus a dedicated space within the GDG community focused on nurturing the next generation of developers within university settings. This strengthens our commitment to empowering developers of all backgrounds fostering a supportive and inclusive community where knowledge-sharing, connections, and innovation thrive.
- 10. Why we aremaking the change ? GDSC to GDG on Campus To help students transition from aspiring developers to professionals, Google Developer Student Clubs (GDSC) is now part of the Google Developer Groups (GDG) community. We’re unifying GDSC and GDG into a single, cohesive community called Google Developer Groups (GDG). GDSC will now be known as GDGs on Campus, a dedicated space within the GDG community focused on nurturing the next generation of developers within university settings. This strengthens our commitment to empowering developers of all backgrounds fostering a supportive and inclusive community where knowledge-sharing, connections, and innovation thrive. Leadership tenure: no longer one year cohort but rather no ‘end date’ to ensure continuous engagement for your communities
- 11. GDGs vs GDGson Campus Google Developer Groups GDGs are community-driven groups for professional developers that want to learn and connect in-person and virtually. They often partner with local companies, organizations, Google Developer Experts (GDEs), and industry experts to provide valuable resources and networking opportunities. Audience: Professional developers Events: They tailor their activities to their local developer community and host events like: ○ Workshops ○ Conferences ○ Speaker sessions ○ AMAs ○ Design sprints ○ Meetups GDG on Campus GDGs on Campus are campus-based groups specifically designed to support aspiring developers on university campuses to learn and build successfully with Google technologies. Audience: Aspiring developers on university campuses Events: Focused on providing practical experience to prepare aspiring developers for successful tech careers. ○ Info session ○ Study groups ○ Workshops ○ Hackathons
- 12. Community Guidelines Be polite. Berespectful and constructive. Be collaborative. Participate. Google Community Guidelines Code of Conduct Template Inclusivity Guidelines
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- 14. We are GoogleDeveloper Group on Campus Suez University
- 15. Structure of GDG Chapterson Campus
- 16. Each GDG chapteroperates with a structured team to ensure smooth functioning and maximum impact. Here's a typical breakdown of the team roles: 1. Organizer ● The face of the chapter, responsible for overall planning, management, and communication with Google. ● Ensures alignment with the chapter's goals and Google’s mission. 2. Technical Team ● Organizes workshops, hackathons, and study jams. ● Specializes in key domains like Web Development, Machine Learning, Cloud, and Mobile Development. 3. Non-technical Team ● Handles social media, promotional content, and community engagement ● Ensures maximum participation in events and maintains the chapter’s visibility
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- 19. What are thebenefits of joining us?
- 20. Benefits of joiningGDG on Campus ● Learning Opportunities: Gain access to cutting-edge tech talks, workshops, and hands-on experience with the latest Google technologies. ● Networking: Connect with like-minded developers, tech enthusiasts, and industry professionals to build valuable relationships. ● Career Development: Enhance your resume, discover job opportunities, and stay updated on industry trends and in-demand skills. ● Community and Support: Join a welcoming, inclusive community of developers where you can find mentors and collaborate on projects. ● Personal Growth: Boost your confidence, develop leadership skills, and expand your perspective through knowledge sharing and organizing events. ● Innovation and Creativity: Brainstorm new ideas, participate in hackathons, and experiment with emerging technologies in a supportive environment.
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- 22. We Provide Courses andTracks Structured learning paths focused on specific technologies or skills. These may include series of sessions on topics like Android development, web technologies, or machine learning, designed to take students from basics to advanced concepts. Hackathons and Contests Exciting events that challenge students to solve real-world problems using technology. These time-bound competitions foster innovation, teamwork, and rapid prototyping skills while often offering prizes and recognition. Workshops Hands-on, interactive sessions where students can gain practical experience with various technologies. Led by experts, these workshops provide opportunities to learn and immediately apply new skills in a supportive environment. Talks Informative presentations by industry professionals, Google experts, or accomplished peers. These sessions offer insights into cutting-edge technologies, career advice, and industry trends, often with Q&A opportunities..
- 23. We Provide Meetups Regular, informalgatherings that promote networking and community building. These events allow students to connect with like-minded peers, share projects, discuss tech trends, and form collaborative relationships. Certifications Opportunities to earn industry-recognized certifications, often with preparation support and potential discounts. These certifications can enhance students' resumes and validate their skills in specific technologies or platforms. Volunteering Chances for students to actively contribute to the GDG community by helping organize events, mentoring peers, or leading study groups. Volunteering offers valuable leadership experience and helps build a strong, supportive tech community on campus. Events Larger-scale gatherings that bring together the wider tech community. These may include annual conferences, Google I/O Extended events, developer festivals, or themed tech celebrations that offer a mix of learning, networking, and showcasing opportunities.
- 24. Our Plan forthe Year
- 25. Dec 2024 Feb 2025 May 2025 Aug2025 Sep 2025 Workshops study jams PS contest closing GradTalks info sesssion workshop Our Plan for the Year
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