Noah Holland didn’t know there was another Husky in his family tree until he applied to Michigan Tech. What he did know, well before he came to the University as a first-year cybersecurity student, was that he wanted to join MTU RedTeam.
Art in Silico, an annual computational art exhibition and event series hosted by the Institute of Computing and Cybersystems, invites graduate and undergraduate students to submit designs for an event logo. The designer of the winning logo design will receive a monetary award. The deadline to submit logo designs is December 15, 2024, by 11:59 . . .
Michigan Tech is excited to offer free CyberHusky training to local middle and high school students. This year, we’re focusing on machine learning with Python, recognizing artificial intelligence’s growing significance in our daily lives.
The Michigan Tech Institute of Computing and Cybersystems’s (ICC) Center for Artificial Intelligence sponsored the participation of three Michigan Tech student teams in the ASME Student Hackathon, held during the pre-conference period of the 2024 ASME International Design Engineering Technical Conferences and Computers and Information in Engineering (IDETC-CIE) Conference. The hackathon took place from August . . .
On Saturdays during the academic year, Houghton Middle School and High School students meet up to learn about cybersecurity in CyberHusky, an outreach program organized by College of Computing students and faculty. All local youth who want to learn more about cybersecurity and computers are invited to join the free program. Michigan Tech faculty members . . .
The College of Computing is pleased to announce that Yu Cai, professor in the Department of Applied Computing, is the college’s new associate dean effective August 1, 2024. As associate dean, Cai will provide oversight and leadership with respect to college research and academics.