Throwback Thursday! With the help of staff and?families,?AECI 2 NYC Charter High School For Computer Engineering and Innovation?celebrates?their first graduating class, the Class of 2023, at?CUNY Hostos Community College?with a 94% graduate rate. Special shoutout to our Keynote speakers?Frantz Jerome?and?Felix Noel Abreu. Learn more about our school by?going?to?aeci2charterhs.org!
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Zach, a Computer Engineering major at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, is the X-ES Student Spotlight for September! Here's his testimonial about what the co-op experience at X-ES has to offer students.
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"Grateful for the opportunity to expand my horizons at the 'Technology Trends in IT Industry' seminar hosted by the Department of Computer Science and Applications, AJK College of Arts and Science, on September 13, 2023. Excited to stay ahead in the dynamic world of technology! ?? #ITIndustry #ContinuousLearning"
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Fourth year computer science student Nachiket Dighe is taking over the University of Cincinnati CEAS Instagram! Ask him questions about UC, computer science, the honors program, and more. Follow along: https://lnkd.in/gAjwFRm8
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Growth Architect for Space Startups | Enhancing National Security Mission Success Through Innovation
Attending SmallSat this year has been an eye-opening and invigorating experience. ?? Here are the three key takeaways that have left a lasting impression on me: 1. ?? Boundless Opportunities for Students ?? It's never been a better time to be a student interested in the space industry. The sheer number of opportunities available is staggering. From internships and scholarships to mentorship programs and hands-on projects, today's students have access to resources that were merely dreams a decade ago. The next generation is poised to achieve extraordinary feats, and their potential is limitless. This influx of young talent is incredibly encouraging and speaks volumes about the future of the space industry. 2. ?New Energy, New Faces ????: Walking through the exhibit halls and attending sessions, I was struck by the incredible energy and enthusiasm of the new entrants in our field. Their passion is infectious and reminds me of the excitement I felt when I first entered this industry (this was my 16th year). However, I must admit, it also made me feel a bit older! But in a good way – it’s a reminder that the industry is continually evolving and growing. This new wave of talent is not just the future; they're already making significant contributions today, pushing the envelope and challenging the status quo. 3. ??Collaboration is Key ??: If there's one overarching theme that stood out, it’s the importance of collaboration. In an industry as complex and multifaceted as space, no single entity can succeed in isolation. We must work together, share knowledge, and build partnerships that transcend borders and sectors. By collaborating, we can overcome challenges and accelerate innovation. This is not just a nice-to-have but a necessity for sustained success and progress. Let's continue to support the next generation, embrace the fresh energy within our ranks, and seek out collaborative pathways to achieve our shared goals. So, what did you take away from SmallSat? I’d love to hear your thoughts and insights. Let’s keep the conversation going and learn from each other’s experiences.
It was a highlight and honor to be a judge for the Small Satellite Conference (SmallSat) 32nd Annual Frank J. Redd Student Competition and hear presentations from some of the brightest undergrad and graduate students this year on their small sat missions, research and development, hardware implementations, software algorithms, and test campaigns. All the judges asked some challenging technical questions, and all of the student competitors came through with genuine and thorough answers. Congratulations to this year’s student winners! The future of Small Sats is bright! ??????? https://lnkd.in/gHXUwHPr
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Zhu-Tian Chen joined the Department of Computer Science & Engineering in spring 2024 as an assistant professor. His research seeks to augment human intelligence in everyday activities. Learn more about Zhu-Tian Chen: z.umn.edu/MeetZhu-Tian
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What a weekend coming up; the power of tech is data and scale. Are you an HR dept wanting to run a company wide training with the click of a button? A student society who wants to run a hackathon with a large preliminary round? The Innovatank platform takes care of the logistics and gets you the data. #hranalytics #experientiallearning
This week-end, our founders are headed to 5X competitions to judge, showcase, support our collaborators and spread the love! Are you ready to bring your A game??? McGill University - Desautels Faculty of Management, McGill University, Dawson College, Concordia University's 3MT, Gina Cody School of Engineering and Computer Science, Haskayne School of Business, University of Calgary.
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A glimpse of the 95th Orientation Program of the Department of Computer Science and Engineering, IUBAT
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Ms. Karen Mix is the co-director of CS4NorCal, a five-year research grant that supports K-12 computer science training. In this episode of The Rural Voice, we discussed the various ways this program has supported computer science programs in rural schools, as well as the role of partnerships within the six counties in Northern California for professional development. We also discussed how schools can find funding for these programs and how the curriculum can be implemented at various levels. https://ow.ly/G82z50RmOvE
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Transfer with confidence! With our Computer Science Transfer program, the classes you take at Macomb are chosen specifically to transfer and fit into the bachelor’s degree program you want! Learn more a https://lnkd.in/eeTQEMqm
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