This document provides information about the Google Developer Student Club (GDSC) at the University of Southeastern Philippines Obrero. It discusses that GDSCs help students learn about technology from Google. The GDSC USeP Obrero chapter has over 200 members and aims to teach computing skills through collaborative projects. The chapter has hosted various events teaching skills like Android development, Flutter, and Google Cloud. Upcoming events are proposed on topics such as web development, APIs, Git, and machine learning with TensorFlow. The document promotes an upcoming Solutions Challenge competition for students to solve UN sustainability goals using Google technologies.

2. Opening Remarks
Nancy S. Mozo
Adviser, GDSC USeP Obrero
University of Southeastern Philippines Obrero

3. A Closer Look Into
GDSC USeP Obrero
John Roice M. Aldeza
Lead, GDSC USeP Obrero
University of Southeastern Philippines Obrero
● What is GDSC?
● All About GDSC USeP Obrero
● Membership Benefits
● What have we done so far?

4. What is GDSC?
Google Developer Student Clubs are university
based community groups for students
interested in technology, especially technology
from Google.

5. GDSC bridges the gap
between theory and
practice.

8. GDSC Davao Leads
John Roice Aldeza
USeP Obrero
Jericho Paolo Opsima
UIC
Aisha Nicole Dones
Mapua - MCM

11. GDSC USeP Obrero
Purpose
Our chapter serves as a hub for all USePians where they could study computing and information
technologies together and apply their learning by collaborative projects that can be beneficial
for the community regardless of their academic program and individual background.

12. GDSC USeP Obrero
Members
● 210 registered members
● 16 officers
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13. GDSC USeP Obrero
Membership Benefits
● Events
● Network
● Learning and growth
● Supportive community

14. GDSC USeP Obrero
Past Events

15. Introduction of Officers

20. Slide for [Department Officers]

21. Technology Department

22. Operations Department

23. Operations Department

24. Creatives Department

25. Finance Department

27. Ice Breaker

28. Rocketing Through
the Googleverse

29. Develop

30. Android & Android Studio
Android is a mobile operating system based on a
modified version of the Linux kernel and other open
source software, designed primarily for touchscreen
mobile devices such as smartphones and tablets.
Android Studio is the official integrated
development environment (IDE) for Android application
development.

31. Flutter, Dart, & Angular
Flutter is a UI toolkit for building native-looking mobile,
web, and desktop apps from a single codebase.
Dart is a programming language for building web,
mobile, server, and desktop applications.
Angular is a TypeScript-based open-source web
application framework led by the Angular Team at
Google.

32. Google Cloud & Maps Platform
Google Cloud is a suite of cloud computing services that runs on the same
infrastructure that Google uses for its end-user products, such as Google
Search and YouTube.
Google Maps Platform is a suite of APIs and SDKs that allow developers to
integrate Google Maps and other location-based services into their
applications.
Both Google Cloud and Google Maps Platform can be used as add-ons for
developers looking to integrate them in their applications.

33. Google Workspace
Google Workspace is a suite of cloud
computing, productivity and collaboration
tools, software and products developed and
marketed by Google.
It consists of Gmail, Contacts, Calendar, Meet
and Chat for communication; Currents for
employee engagement; Drive for storage; and
the Google Docs Editors suite for content
creation.

34. Grow

35. Firebase
A cross-platform mobile solution that lets you
deliver messages to and gather insights on
your users.

36. Google Play
Reach and engage with over 1 billion active
Android users around the world.

37. Google Ads
Drive app installs, engagements, and traffic to
your website with Google's ads platform.

38. Search
Integrate with Google Search and monitor your
web and mobile performance via the Search
Console.

39. Google Analytics
Collect, configure, and analyze your data to
reach the right audience on the web.

40. Web Push and Notification
APIs
Let users opt-in to timely updates and re-
engage them with customized, relevant
content.

41. Earn

42. AdMob
Monetize mobile apps with targeted, in-app
advertising.

43. Google Ads API
Manage complex ads campaigns and accounts
on the Google Ads platform.

44. Google Play Billing
Sell paid apps, in-app products, and
subscriptions, with granular controls to find and
retain customers.

45. Proposed Upcoming
Events

46. Basic Web Development
Bootcamp with Zuitt
Free Coding Bootcamp (FCB) is a 1-day crash
course teaching the basic coding
languages/tools providing students a step-by-
step guide to create their very own personal
web profile. After the sessions, students’
outputs will be available online.
Now Open!
Event Date: October 28, 2023 | 1:00pm – 6:30pm
https://codenow.zuitt.co/FCBOctober28Register

47. APIs 101 with Postman
Cover the basics of APIs, including what they
are, how they work, and why they are
important in modern software development.
We will also dive into Postman, a powerful tool
that simplifies API testing, development, and
documentation.

48. Git Gud: Version Control
with Git and GitHub
Enhance participants' capabilities in utilizing Git
and GitHub, fostering better collaboration and
version control for coding projects through
practical learning and engagement.

49. Discover Flutter
Offers participants the opportunity to delve
into mobile app development using the Flutter
framework. Attendees learn to build user
interfaces, manage state, and implement
various features, enabling them to create
cross-platform apps efficiently.

50. Design Delight: Navigating
the World of UI/UX
Explore the realms of user interface and user
experience design. Through hands-on
activities and guided instruction, participants
will master the essentials of Figma, honing their
ability to craft engaging and intuitive digital
experiences.
UI / UX

51. Go With
TensorFlow
Participants will immerse themselves in the
intricacies of building and training neural
networks. Through practical exercises and
guided instruction, attendees will gain the skills
needed to leverage TensorFlow for a wide
range of machine learning tasks.

53. Overview
Solutions Challenge is a global
competition for students to develop
innovative solutions that mainly use
Google technology to address one
or more of the United Nations’ 17
Sustainable Development Goals
(SDGs).

54. Eligibility
Teams of one to four members
each must be:
• A bona fide undergraduate
student of the University of
Southeastern Philippines
• An official member of Google
Developer Student Clubs USeP
Obrero chapter

55. Submission
• Project Setup
• Implementation
• Feedback, Testing, & Iteration
• Success & Solution Completion
• Scalability

56. Goals
All United Nations Member States
adopted the UN Sustainable
Development Goals in 2015 as a universal
call to action to address the world's most
pressing challenges and create a better
future for all. The SDGs are
interconnected and indivisible,
recognizing that action in one area will
affect outcomes in others. They are also
designed to be inclusive, ensuring no one
is left behind.

58. Opportunities
• Solve real-world problems and
make a positive impact
• Learn new skills and technologies
• Get involved in the Google
Developer community and build
your network
• Win prizes and recognition

59. Prizes
Participants
Digital Profile Badge
Official Certificate
Top 100
Mentorship from Google Experts
Solution Challenge T-shirt
Top 100 Team Certificate
Top 10
Swag Box
Demo Day Showcase
$1,000 Cash
Top 3
Google Developer Blog Feature
$3,000 Cash

60. Impact
• Clear problem statement
• UN SDGs explanation
• Code testing and iteration
• User feedback, testing, iteration
• Solution alignment, success metrics
• Evidence of future plans

61. Technology
• Clear architecture and tech explanation
and Google product usage
• Full technical implementation
• Code testing and iteration
• Addressed coding challenges and
guidance
• Working demo and effective Google
tech use
• Scalability and structural adaptability

62. Program Timeline
October
Brainstorm & Learn Phase
November
December
January
Design & Build Phase
February
March
April Submission & Evaluation Phase
May Mentorship Phase
June Judging Phase
July Preparation Phase
August Global Solution Challenge Demo Day

63. Question & Answer

64. Wrapping Up!

65. Next steps as a member
● Connect with other GDSC members.
● Participate in the events hosted by
GDSC.
● Collaborate with people in the
community and build awesome ideas
together!

66. Follow Facebook account to keep you updated on
our latest events!
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67. Merch

70. Let’s have our picture taking!!! 📸

72. How to obtain E-Certificate?
● Fill out the satisfactory form. We value
your feedback on this event, so that we
can serve you better.
● Kindly wait for your E-Certificate to be
sent to the email you used in filling out
the form. Thanks!
https://forms.gle/AqCvjKnooQ5s5xG57

73. That’s a wrap.
See you around!