Canadian Undergraduate Technology Conference
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The Canadian Undergraduate Technology Conference is a non-profit organization aiming to bridge the gap between students, industry, and academia in the field of technology. The CUTC hosts an annual conference with a variety of events ranging from keynote and seminar speakers to technology expositions, case challenges, career panels, and other technology-related events.
The CUTC has been in existence for over a decade, and has reached out to more than 8000 students since its inception in 2000 at University of Waterloo [1]. It continues to be run exclusively by university students across Canada [2].
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[edit] Background
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[edit] Notable Speakers
Previous speakers have included:
- Mike Lazaridis, Co-CEO of Research In Motion
- Bill Buxton, Principal Researcher at Microsoft Research
[edit] CUTC 2011
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[edit] CUTC 365
CUTC 365 was created in the summer of 2010 to expand the CUTC umbrella and has since organized several events including the C4 Sustainability Challenge, a hybrid business case and design/build competition hosted in collaboration with NBTC, another Canadian undergraduate conference.[3]
