
President
Prof. Arman Rasool Faridi
Department of Computer Science · Faculty of Science · AMU
Student-run society since 2018 (formerly ADC). Hackathons, workshops, CTFs, and clubs in AI/ML, web development, cybersecurity, and DSA.

CSS · AMU
Society at a glance
Faculty
President and Convener of the Computer Science Society, AMU.

President
Prof. Arman Rasool Faridi

Convener
Dr. Mohammad Nadeem
About us
Faculty of Science, AMU. Formerly ADC; recognized as CSS since 2021.
The Computer Science Society (CSS), formerly the Area of Dominant Coders Club (ADC), is run by students in the Department of Computer Science, Aligarh Muslim University. It shares computer science knowledge with interested members of the Faculty of Science.
Inspired by the vision of Sir Syed to create a scientific society, the ADC club was formed in December 2018 and has been consistently working since then. It consists of a team of B.Sc. (Hons.) and MCA students of the University having technical insight and a passion for programming. Here we mentor, guide, share, and learn from each other regarding the latest technology, giving students the much-needed exposure for industrial demands and global trends.
Clubs
Each club runs projects, study circles, and events. Use the interest form to join.
Machine learning
Study circles on Python, models, and small projects. Starts from basics if you are new.
Full-stack web
Work on sites and apps with React, APIs, and deployment. This society site is one of the club projects.
CTF and security basics
CTF practice, secure coding, and lab sessions for students who want to learn security step by step.
Contests and placements
Topic-wise DSA sessions, contest prep, and peer groups for placements and internships.
Activities
Hackathons, workshops, placement prep, and club meetings through the year.
National hackathon run by CSS. Multiple tracks, mentors on site, teams build over the event weekend.
Hands-on sessions on frameworks, cloud, security tools, and career skills. Led by domain leads and alumni.
Works with the department TPO on resume reviews, mock interviews, and DSA groups before recruitment drives.
Capture-the-flag events and guided labs for students new to cybersecurity.
Student repos, internal tools, and society websites. You learn Git on real team work.
Guest talks from engineers and researchers on how their work relates to what we study.
Events
AMUHACKS, CTFs, and workshops. Full list on the Events page.
Next AMUHACKS edition. More tracks and mentors on site.
Learn more on Events →National hackathon where student teams build and present projects over the weekend.
Learn more on Events →Cybersecurity competition focused on puzzles, flags, and hands-on challenges.
Learn more on Events →Our story
Key dates for ADC and CSS at AMU. Student-led since 2018.
27 B.Sc. (Hons.) Computer Applications students start the Area of Dominant Coders Club. Final-year coordinators mentor juniors after class hours.
Membership grows across the Faculty of Science (129+ in the department). AMUHacks 1.0 runs with Microsoft and SmartEdge as partners.
The Vice-Chancellor grants recognition and support. ADC is renamed the Computer Science Society (CSS).
Clubs in AI/ML, Web Development, Cybersecurity, and DSA. Workshops, internships, hackathons, and placement help each session.
“We run CSS so classroom work turns into projects, contests, and mentorship that help students before they graduate.”
Faculty
Prof. Arman Rasool Faridi
President, Computer Science Society
Students
Mr. Misbahur Rahman
Coordinator, CSS (current session)
Student life
First year or final year, you can join a club or help run an event.
Study groups, project partners, and seniors who have done placements and contests.
Society sites, hackathon builds, and security tools you can show in interviews.
Compete at hackathons and CTFs under the CSS name with other department students.
Try ML, web, security, or DSA before you commit. Leads can point you to the right club.
FAQ
Quick answers before you fill the club interest form.
CSS is open to interested students in the Faculty of Science. Fill the club interest form; domain leads review it and share next steps.
AI/ML, Web Development, Cybersecurity, or DSA. Submit once; a domain lead will reply.