The inaugural CS Symposium was an overwhelming success! With topics ranging from supercomputers and signal processing to deep learning and cybersecurity, the building was abuzz with interactive presentations from an amazingly talented group of CS professionals.
Thank you to our presenters. Our school is grateful to the speakers for giving their time and sharing their knowledge and expertise.
Talks given:
Thank you to our presenters. Our school is grateful to the speakers for giving their time and sharing their knowledge and expertise.
Talks given:
- Artificial Intelligence: How To Teach Your Computer To Do Your Homework For You (J. Powers)
- User Experience Design: Fundamentals of Accessibility (H. Aung)
- Data Visualization and GIS (M. Eberhart)
- Introduction to User-Centered Design Process (H. Aung)
- DSP, SDR, and other fun acronyms in Wireless Communications (C. Collins)
- Supercomputing Applications: Weather/climate modeling, cryptography, nuclear test simulations, brain simulations (M. McKnight)
- Inner Workings of Internet Searches (M. McKnight)
- Visualizing Data with Tableau and Applications: How to Reduce Hardware Defects in Aircraft/Spacecraft (V. Chriscoe)
- Machine Learning and Autonomous Systems: Amphibious Vehicles and Drones (M. D'Souza)
- Understanding Computer Vision (M. D'Souza)
- Internet Architecture and Protocols: How We Overcome Challenges to Make the Internet Fast and Effective (M. Hall)
- Cybersecurity: It’s All About Staying Safe (C. Fuhs)
- How Teams Work: Agile Development (L. Liang)