The Undergraduate Projects Lab
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The UPL is a space for students with an interest in computer science to meet each other, work on projects together, and participate in events. The UPL tradition has been carried on since the 1980s, under the advisorship of Professor Barton Miller and an unbroken lineage of elected student coordinators. We are always looking for new members with all levels of experience to join us and become the next generation of the UPL. We also operate a Discord server!
FAQ
How do I get involved?
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Come into the room and say hi! The room is open most times and guaranteed to be open during our hours, which you can find here. We're currently located in Room 1341 in the Computer Sciences and Statistics building — that's the triangle-shaped room with glass windows on the first floor. We'd love to meet you!
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Join the Discord server. Say hi! Meet some people. The UPL Discord server currently contains approximately 1600 students who love to talk about classes, campus, careers, and any other goings-ons (that don't necessarily have to begin with the letter 'c').
- Look at our fabulous GitHub repos, including the repo for this very website.
Do I need to be a CS major?
No! While we're a CS focused organization, you don't need to be a CS major!
Do I need to be an undergraduate student?
No, you do not. Anyone who is a registered student with the University is welcome to use the machines and resources of the lab. We do have a few graduate students that frequent the lab as well.
What resources are available through the UPL?
- A lab room in the CS building.
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Server infrastructure for project use.Check back later!
- Books to check out.
- And of course, each other, to talk to about anything CS (and more!).
Can we still use the servers remotely?
Yes! It is possible for us to remotely access our servers. If that interests you, talk to us! Server infrastructure is an ongoing project.
