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ith more than 100,000 members, the IEEE Computer Society is the world's leading organization of computer professionals. Founded in 1946, , it is the largest of the 35 societies organized under the umbrella of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE).

Periodicals from the IEEE Press

Computer magazine.
Looking Forward- The student newsletter.
And many Others

Conferences

The Computer Society sponsors or cosponsors more than 90 technical meetings each year. These range from large, industry-oriented conferences to small, highly interactive workshops.

Technical Committees

IEEE Computer Society Technical Committees are networks of professionals with common interests in computer hardware, software, applications, and interdisciplinary fields.

Joining the IEEE

Current student membership in the IEEE costs: $28.

How To Join

Fill out a Student Membership Form
Student membership in the Computer Society also requires an IEEE student membership. To qualify for student level membership you must:
- Carry at least 50% of a normal full-time academic program
- Be a registered undergraduate or graduate student
- Be in a course of study in an IEEE designated field
Or call 1-800-678-IEEE.
Or e-mail: application-request@ieee.org
Or fax # 1-908-981-9667

Why to Join

A subscription to Computer magazine.
Opportunities to participate in Standards Working Groups and Technical Committees.
Advance information on conferences, symposia, and workshops
Opportunity to join local and student chapter meetings and activities.
Easy access to books and proceedings, produced by the Computer Society Press.
Subscriptions to special-interest periodicals.

Members may join the Computer Society by itself, or in conjunction with joining the IEEE. IEEE membership benefits include subscriptions to IEEE Spectrum and The Institute, as well as access to IEEE technical and educational activities and personal, financial, and insurance programs.

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