CSE-PACE Cohorts
CSE-PACE Cohorts
CSE-PACE Cohorts
Q: What will I do in a CSE-PACE session?
A typical session will have each 8-10 person
cohort and their lead peer mentor talk about a video/ news
article related to the cohort theme, do an activity on
campus, or try out something you're using in your classes.
Q: Will I get credit?
We encourage students participating in
CSE-PACE to add CSE 91 to their schedule so that they
can earn course credits as part of participation in
the program.
Q: How do I join?
You can come by CSE (EBU3b) 4140 during a cohort time in Fall quarter and we'll help
you get set up. To let us know you're interested ahead of time,
fill out the registration form and add CSE 91 to your class schedule.
First-year CSE students are organized into cohorts led by an experienced CSE undergraduate tutor.
Join our weekly hour-long sessions to talk about CSE courses and the impacts of cutting-edge computing topics over free food.
CSE-PACE is free, designed for all first-year computing students, and runs for the entire academic year.
Earn 2 units of credit for participation by enrolling in CSE 91: Perspectives in CSE during Fall quarter. Priority enrollment to CSE majors. Discussion attendance is optional; don't worry about scheduling conflicts between the CSE 91 Discussion time and your other classes.
Register first to help us make groups ahead of time. Or, if you just show up in CSE 4140 on Tuesday at 9:30am, Wednesday at 1pm, or in CSE 2154 on Thursday at 12:30pm during the first 3 weeks of the Winter quarter we'll help you get started!
Have more questions? Contact us at pace@ucsd.edu
Alessia is a second year Computer Science Major who enjoys ice skating, spending time with friends, and exploring San Diego!
Andrew is a 3rd year computer science major and linguistics minor who enjoys teaching, gaming, and sleeping.
Hi, I'm Audria :) I'm Peruvian, Christian, and a 3rd year Bioinformatics Revelle student, who skateboards a bit, enjoys being silly and loves bonding with others.
Bryan is a fourth year Computer Science student who enjoys playing tennis, taking photos, and trying new food!
Emily is a fourth year computer engineering major from Muir who loves surfing, skating, and swimming.
Galen is a third year CS major in Sixth who enjoys taking walks, playing his uke, and games.
I'm a second year CS major in ERC, I'm minoring in French and I'm excited to support you in your journey of learning about computer science!
Laurence is a fourth year Computer Science major and Cognitive Science minor who enjoys playing soccer, surfing, and going on adventures!!
Nitya is a third year majoring in Computer Engineering and minoring in Business Economics that tries to find time to cook new recipes and explore hiking trails.
Yuan is a second-year CS student in Sixth College. who loves interacting with people from different backgrounds, and can't wait to meet you!
Chase is a second year Math-CS major who enjoys gaming, watching movies, and finding great food spots!
Niha is a Masters Computer Science student who enjoys roller skating, teaching yoga, visiting National Parks, and is a student lead on the CSE DEI Committee.
Welcome to UCSD & CSE-PACE!! Feel free to stop by my office on the 4th floor (right accross from 4140) to chat about computer science research, how to get internships, or if you'd like some additional mentorship.
Hello and welcome! Come visit my office on the third floor to talk about programming, San Diego, and dogs. You can find me posting puns, dog pictures, tech discussion and more on Twitter.
Welcome to UCSD! You can find me on the third floor at the end of the hall (3226, there's also a nice lounge outside) where I'm happy to chat about social computing, UX, and design!
Welcome to UC San Diego! Come by my office on the fourth floor and check out colourful whiteboard markers, cool origami, and a view of our CSE Stone Bear mascot.
Some CSE-PACE discussions are directly related to your CSE courses, and others draw from news stories or videos about cutting-edge topics in computing. Here are a few examples of conversation starters for our sessions.
Thinking of launching a program like CSE-PACE at your institution? Learn more and download resources and toolkits .
