Celebrating the Art of Computing: Human Creativity and Artificial Intelligence Converge at Juried Exhibition From The Michigan Tech Unscripted blog. Read the original article: mtu.edu/unscripted/2024/03/celebrating-the-art-of-computing-human-creativity-and-artificial-intelligence-converge-at-juried-exhibition.html A picture is said to be worth a thousand words — but it can require many more to create art with artificial intelligence. As the second annual Art in Silico . . .
The Michigan Tech College of Computing offers a full range of undergraduate and graduate degrees in the Computing disciplines.
The College of Computing’s Programmable Logic Controller (PLC), in EERC 427, has received a generous software donation valued at $590,320 from Inductive Automation. The software consists of 16 licenses of IGNITION, an excellent Supervisory Control and Data Acision (SCADA) package.
Congratulations to the students who have received the spring 2024 Graduate School’s Dean’s Award for Outstanding Scholarship and the Outstanding Graduate Student Teaching Award. College of Computing students who received the award are: Dean’s Award for Outstanding Scholarship: Ujwal Goulikar, Mechatronics Outstanding Graduate Student Teaching Award: Zongguang Liu and Abel Reyes Angulo, both Computational Science . . .
Graduate student Ketan Patil, MS in Computer Science, will present his final oral examination (defense) on Wednesday, April 3, 2024, from 2:30-3:30 pm in Rekhi 101. The title of Patil’s talk is, “From Technical Resolution to Agile Evolution: A Blended Role at Humane Interface Design Enterprise (HIDE).”
Congratulations to College of Computing students Nirmal Raja Karuppiah Loganathan (Data Science MS), Venkata Naga Rithika Ponnuru (Computer Science MS), and Nithish Raja Karuppiah Loganathan (Data Science MS)! The students’ team, TRISION, took 2nd place at the 21nd NMU Programming Contest, which took place March 23, 2024, at Northern Michigan University, Marquette.
by James Townsend, Institute of Computing and Cybersystems The 2024 Art in Silico computational art event series will feature an exciting collaboration with the University of Ottawa, including a keynote address and virtual panel discussion next Wednesday (April 3). Keynote AddressThe keynote address will be given by Chantal Rodier, STEAM project coordinator and artist in residence at the University . . .