I’ve left about 100 HCI, Design, and General CS/Programming/Hardware books outside my office (642 CSE). They are free on a first come first served basis. Whatever is left out there on Monday evening or Tuesday will be collected and delivered to the Good Will.
James
PS More electronics will show up in the hall this weekend (final push! 🙂
August 9, 2013
Philips is offering a unique opportunity for student researchers to bring their ideas to the next level through the Philips Next Big Thing Innovation Fellows Competition. We just received this information and we’re anxious to get it out because the application due date is August 15. Perhaps you are in touch with students this summer who might be interested.
Full information about the Philips Innovation Fellows Competition: http://www.newscenter.philips.com/us_en/standard/about/nbt/index.html
“Philips also sees and celebrates innovation potential in unlikely places. With the Philips Next Big Thing Innovation Fellows Competition, Philips invites you to help our search for the “next big thing” that will revolutionize the way we live well, stay healthy and enjoy life. The grand prize winner will receive $60,000 plus a mentoring session with Philips executives to help bring the winning idea to life.”
July 31, 2013
CSE 467 has been added to the fall schedule, CE Majors and interested CS Majors are encouraged to apply
Short course description:
This course builds upon the basic digital logic design techniques from CSE 352, focusing primarily on design, implementation and verification of customized application-specific digital logic designs. In this course, students learn how to build and optimize algorithms to run very quickly on custom hardware. Such hardware acceleration is commonly used for high speed computations in computer vision, artificial intelligence, computational biology, and finance. The class project will allow students will implement a highly optimized computer vision algorithm on an FGPA.
Prereqs: 352 and 332
Restr 22398 A 4 MWF 930-1020 THO 134 COHN,GABRIEL ADAM Open 1/ 35
E E MAJORS MAY REGISTER WITH
INSTRUCTOR PERMISSION. EMAIL:
GABECOHN AT CS.WASHINGTON.EDU
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22399 AA LB Th 900-1150 CSE 003 Open 1/ 35
July 31, 2013
Dear CSE Undergraduates,
I am a PhD student in the EE department working under Professor Mamishev in SEAL lab.
Starting Fall 2013 I will be starting a new project which will require a lot of programming in: Java, Python, C++, and C#. The project will be using
Leap Motion, Android App development, and a few other sensors. If you are an experienced programmer in one or more of the languages listed above, have worked on android app developments, and passionate about research and learning new things; please email me (
sosper30@uw.edu) with your resume and most updated transcript. I will be choosing my team before the fall quarter begins.
Requirements:
Experienced programmer in 1 or more (Java, Java script, C++, C#, Python)
A great Team player
Wants to have fun and work on super cool projects
Research enthusiast
Thanks
Sep Makhsous
July 30, 2013
Visit our Seattle headquarters on Student Careers Night to hear about our technology, experience our culture, and learn about jobs that could be the perfect fit for you, a recent graduate or student. We’ll be talking about roles within…
-Sales (both technical and non-technical)
-Engineering
-Internships
…and we can’t wait to tell you about them!
Register online at: http://tableausn.eventbrite.com
2013.08 Careers Night flyer
4:00pm – Welcome and Product Demo
4:30pm – Break-out Information Sessions
5:15pm – Networking and Office Tours with Tableau Employees
*Light refreshments will be served
July 24, 2013
Interested in learning more about Google Cloud Platform development as well as helping improve our products? Participate in a Google Cloud Platform Build Day Study! Selected participants will be invited to our Mountain View or Seattle campuses to work with Google engineers on a day-long build as a part of a User Experience Research study. Please fill out this questionnaire if you’re interested, and we’ll be in touch if you’re a good fit! Thank you!
July 23, 2013
The Animation Capstone culminates in a very professional and exciting collaboratively produced digital short film, similar in process to Pixar/Disney and Dreamworks productions. We are seeking applicants for our 2013-2014 production. There are several courses CSE offers throughout the year to support the pre-production and production work. cs464, Character Animation and cse458 Introduction to Animation will be offered Fall quarter 2013. CSE 460, the Animation Capstone will be offered in Winter qtr 2014 and CSE 464 Post Production will be offered Sprint quarter. Only two courses are required for those who have limited space in their schedules: cse458 and cse460. For more information, film examples, and instructions for applying to this exciting program go to:
July 22, 2013
From Barbara Mones:
If you are interested in designing, modeling and rigging 3D characters for games or film, please enroll in cse464 B Term. The course will follow the pre-production for 3D characters for animated games or film.
The class meets on Thursdays, from 5:30pm – 8:20pm, from
July 25 – August 22, 2013
SLN 14364
July 19, 2013
