The College of Computing and the College of Engineering are pleased to present a lecture by faculty candidate Brian Yuan.
Wednesday, February 26 at 3pm in Chem. Sci. Room 101.
Secure and Privacy: Preserving Machine Learning
A Case Study on Model Stealing Attacks Against Deep Learning. Please see attached flyer.
The College of Computing and the College of Engineering
are pleased to present a lecture by faculty candidate Tao Li.
Thursday, February 27 at 3pm in Fisher 325
Security and Privacy in the Era of Artificial Intelligence of Things. Please see attached flyer.
The College of Computing and Engineering are pleased to present a lecture by faculty candidate Mohammad Khalili.
Monday, February 24, 2020 at 3pm in the Chem. Sci. 102
Security and Privacy Management: The Role of Cyber Insurance and Randomized Algorithms.
Please see attached flyer.
Interested in Innovation happening in the Silicon Valley? Want to explore the innovation and entrepreneurship happening in San Francisco and Palo Alto, California? The Silicon Valley Experience Trip could be right for you!
As the Entrepreneurship Club, we want to help support your ability to explore all things Innovation and Entrepreneurship. Tonight from 5-7pm in the Pavlis Honors College Space (M&M 722) we will have a student led Q&A panel. This event will include a half hour open meet and greet to get to know others in the I&E community here on campus. Then, at 5:30, we will have a panel discussion of students who previously participated in the Silicon Valley Experience trip.
This is a time for students to learn from students. Come with questions about what SVE is like, how to get involved in campus I&E, or anything else you’d like to know! This will be a casual event where you can hear other students stories about the trip experience.
When: Tonight from 5-7pm
Where: M&M Building Room 722
Hope to see you there!
The Colleges of Computing and Engineering invite the campus community to a series of lectures by candidates for open faculty positions in the computing disciplines.
The first lecture in the series will take place Monday, February 3, 2020, at 3:00 p.m., in EERC 214. Candidate Jean Hardy will present, “What does community-driven technological development look like in rural Michigan?”
All students are invited and welcome to attend this event and all the lectures in this series. For more information please see the attached flyer.
More information about candidate Jean Hardy can be found here: https://blogs.mtu.edu/computing/2020/01/27/faculty-candidate-jean-hardy-to-present-lecture-feb-3/
More information about the faculty search can be found here: https://www.mtu.edu/computing/about/employment/job-openings/
