ACM publishes a large number of computer science journals every year, and every major has interest groups. Interest groups also hold worldwide lectures and talks around the world every year (but mainly in the United States) for members to share their research results. In recent years, ACM actively explores online learning channels for its members to improve their professional skills after work or at home.

◆ Publishing: the publication and distribution of more than a dozen magazines, periodicals, magazines and books such as ACM communication and information system.

◆ Special Interest Group (SIGs): SIGs covering 37 sub-sectors of information technology are available for members to join ◆ Meetings: ACM and its SIGs sponsor more than 65,438+000 meetings worldwide every year, attracting more than 65,438+000,000 people to participate, and releasing the minutes of each meeting. Many meetings of ACM are considered as major events in the information technology industry.

Education: ACM meets the needs of students and professionals to adapt to changes in information technology through active education.

◆ Digital library: periodicals, magazines, meeting minutes, news, ACM affiliated publications.

Awards: A series of awards for outstanding contributions and achievements of information technology professionals.

Member management: management and communication between professional members and student members.