CSE Faculty with the NOAA Supercomputer, Gaea (http://www.ncrc.gov/) during a visit to Oak Ridge National Labs. Thanks to alumni Chad Steed (PhD 2008) for hosting our day-long visit. Alumni Bill Renaud (BS 2000) gave our tour of the supercomputer facility and Jibo Sanyal (PhD 2011) showed us his work for the Building Technologies group.
Participants in the Women in Cyber Security summer camp debug their Python code that controls their Finch robot.
Students participating in the Broadening Participation in Computing Program sponsored by funding from NSF work on their project to drive a remote-controlled car with image processing and Python code. (Jun 29, 2012 - Photo by Beth Newman Wynn)
Team Adventure: Jeremy Davis, Matt Parson, Samuel Dornan, and Joe Maclean. Not pictured: Steven Bayne. Game: RASS (Run Around and Shoot Stuff).
Plumber Balls is another XBLA game. It is a Pipe-Dream like game where the player must use architectural features like fans, bent pipes, ramps, and so on to move a ball from one side of the field to another.
Team Pac Man: J.B. Little and Jared Brock. Not pictures: Jesse McConahie, and Chris Boler. Game: Wastebasket Warriors.
Team Space Invaders: Vinay Thotakura, Aaron Boudreaux, and Gurjot Singh. Not Pictured: Chris Lewis. Game: CSE Warriors.
CSE Warriors is an XBLA-based fighting game. They students created 3D models and textured them with their faces. They also recording their own taunts and fighting sounds.
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News
May 13, 2013:
CSE Paper Accepted to ITBAM 2013
The following paper has been accepted to the 4th International Conference on Information Technology in Bio- and Medical Informatics - ITBAM 2013 to be held in Prague, Czech Republic, August 26 - 30, 2013:
Nitin Sukhija, Arun K. Datta “C-Grid: Enabling iRODS-based Grid Technology for Community Health Research.”
Nitin Sukhija is a PhD student in Computer Science Department working with Dr. Ioana Banicescu. Dr. Arun K. Datta is Director of Technology R & D at the NU Community Research Institute (NUCRI) and Senior Faculty Associate (SOET, SOHHS) at National University, San Diego.
May 13, 2013:
CSE Student wins Best Student Paper Award at SPIE XXIII 2013
Ankit Arya was awarded the Best Student Paper Award in the Automatic Target Recognition track at SPIE XXIII 2013 held in Baltimore, MD for the paper titled "Multi-Kernel Aggregation of Local and Global Features in Long Wave Infrared for Detection of SWAT Teams in Challenging Environments," authored by Ankit Arya, Derek Anderson, Cindy L. Bethel, and Daniel Carruth. This award was sponsored by the Lockheed Martin Corporation.
Ankit Arya is an undergraduate student in Computer Science and Engineering and was recently awarded the Undergraduate Student Research Award presented by the MSU Office of Research and Economic Development. He has been mentored by Cindy L. Bethel, Assistant Professor in Computer Science and Engineering and Director of the Social, Therapeutic, and Robotics Systems (STaRS) lab, and by Derek Anderson, Assistant Professor in Electrical and Computer Engineering. Daniel Carruth is the Associate Director of the Human Performance Group at CAVS.
May 13, 2013:
CSE Papers Accepted by UAI 2013
The following papers have been accepted by the 29th Conference on Uncertainty in Artificial Intelligence (UAI 2013).
Arindam Khaled, Changhe Yuan, Eric Hansen. "Solving Limited-Memory Influence Diagrams Using Branch-and-Bound Search".
Brandon Malone, Changhe Yuan. "Evaluating Anytime Algorithms for Learning Optimal Bayesian Networks".
Arindam Khaled is a PhD student in Department of Computer Science and Engineering at MSU, and is being advised by Changhe Yuan, associate professor of Computer Science at Queens College/City University of New York. Eric Hansen is an associate professor of Computer Science and Engineering at MSU. Brandon Malone was a PhD student at MSU and is now a postdoc associate at University of Helsinki.
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