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Hacky Hour

September 7th, 2017 by Marie Category: News and Events

Curtin University Hacky Hour is an informal gathering for people working with data in Perth, Western Australia.

Brought to you by the Curtin Institute for Computation, all levels of expertise are welcome, across all faculties. You are invited to bring a problem, an idea, a work-in-progress, a finished project, or just your enthusiasm.

You can come along to code, or simply talk code. Are you having problems with a coding project of yours? Bring along your laptop and someone might be able to give you a hand. No RSVP necessary, just rock up!

When: every Wednesday, 3pm – 4pm

Where: Curtin Library Makerspace, B105 : Level 5 (Room 510)

Make sure you follow @CUHackyHour for updates!

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