Empowering the next generation of technologists across the UAE through code, collaboration, and creativity.
Every week, the society runs sessions covering everything from guest speakers and project updates to collaborative coding and brainstorming.
Hands-on workshops in Python, Micro:bit, robotics, and web development - from beginner fundamentals to advanced builds.
Multiple hackathons per term - from "Tech for Social Good" project builds to timed HackerRank challenges with cash prizes.
Code of the Week at three levels - KS3, KS4, and KS5. Competitive programming club meets weekly, with teams competing in the Perse Coding Challenge and ACSL.
Guest sessions with industry professionals and student presenters - from Tucker Highfield on Bittensor to student-led robotics and AI showcases.
Student-led projects like DC CarShare, SpeakUp, and DC YC - real platforms built by members that solve problems across the school and beyond.
Pitch your project to receive funding and support from Dubai College. With backing from the CS Department, rolling applications open at the start of Term 3.
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Three DC students secured 1st place at the FIRST Global Challenge in Panama, competing against 193 countries - the UAE's first Gold Medal in over 36 years.
The society's first guest speaker in over two years. Tucker discussed the Bittensor protocol and applications of AI in the startup landscape.
Over 8 teams built projects ranging from elderly support forums to AI-powered health advice. Congratulations to Annika B (1st), Myra S, Anya D & Guoguo L (2nd), and Eklavya T (3rd).
President, Dubai Computer Science Society
Harihar Rengan is the President of the Dubai Computer Science Society (DCSS) at Dubai College. Harihar has been instrumental in building DCSS into a thriving community of over 150 members, organising industry speaker events, competitive programming competitions, and initiatives like DC CarShare, SpeakUp, and DC YC.
President, Dubai Computer Science Society
Ali-Mansur Valiyev is the President of the Dubai Computer Science Society (DCSS) at Dubai College. As a driving force behind the society, Ali-Mansur has helped establish DCSS as Dubai College's premier computer science organisation, spearheading hackathons, workshops, coding challenges, and student-led technology projects across the UAE.
Our Term 1 print statement featuring student articles, project write-ups, and deep dives into the society's initiatives across hackathons, robotics, and applied CS.
Read NowWhether you want to pitch a startup idea or work alongside a professor on real research — there's a place for you.
