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 News
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Unexpected Advantage I Saw Taking Online Classes
- OMS CS cited as evidence of hybrid education becoming mainstream
- Newsday
- March 10
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CS Minor Providing Versatility for GT Alum
- Jon Eisen is doing it by the numbers
- March 9
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SIGCSE 2017 Preview: Ebooks, GP, EarSketch, CS for All, and More
- Mark Guzdial details workshops, panels, & papers at CS education symposium
- March 8
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Revamped Turing Test Expects Computers to Show Imagination
- Mark Riedl proposes Lovelace 2.0 to test AI
- March 8
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GT Computing Faculty Set for SXSW Sessions
- Charles Isbell, Rich DeMillo, & David Joyner lead GT SXSW contingent
- March 6
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Google Research Recognizes Liu with Award
- Karen Liu improving robotic motor skills
- March 3
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Bits & Bytes
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• The GT Algorithms & Randomness Center (ARC) and GT Neural Engineering Center are welcoming UC Berkeley's Bruno Olshausen for a Distinguished Lecture, Neural Computations for Active Perception, March 15. The event is taking place in the Marcus Nanotechnology Bldg., Rm. 1116/18 and kicks off a series of discussions scheduled as part of Theoretical Neuroscience Day.
• Members of the GT Computing and GT information security communities were saddened to hear of the passing of Howard Schmidt on March 2. Schmidt was a professor of practice (2004-09) with the Georgia Tech Information Security Center, cybersecurity advisor to two U.S. presidents, and security executive for Microsoft and eBay.
Please send your contributions for Bits & Bytes to Ben Snedeker at albert.snedeker@cc.gatech.edu.
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