A Michigan Tech undergraduate research team will present EV Scholars: Autonomous Vehicles Workshop on Saturday, April 15, 2023, from 10 a.m.- 3 p.m. in Rekhi Hall, Rooms 101 and 112. Lunch and snacks will be served.
All undergraduate and graduate students and invited, especially those in the College of Computing and the Department of Electrical and Computing Engineering.
Register for the free workshop here.
The workshop instructors are:
- Ben Bistline, Workshop Lead (Computer Engineering)
- John Dagg (Mechanical Engineering)
- Michael Kulas (Computer Science B.S.)
- Yash Tiwari, University of Minnesota (Houghton High School grad and Copper Country Coders alumni)
The team is advised by Assistant Professor Leo Ureel, Computer Science department.
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