Announcing the nationally acclaimed SKY Happiness Retreat happening right on ASU campus!
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Machine learning is a powerful tool that has applications across a variety of fields, but there are still challenges when it comes to controlling how data is utilized. Beyond methods for sampling training data for machine learning, there are other tools that can be used to control machine learning and improve modeling and performance.
As part of a workshop series targeted toward graduate students, the School of Electrical, Computer and Energy Engineering is hosting Maya Gupta, a principal scientist at Google AI, to present a lecture on tools to control machine learning.
Scientific computing has become more prevalent in research over the past decade. This workshop, hosted by ASU Research Computing, aims to help students, staff and faculty members learn the basics of programming in Python.
Intro to Python
Monday, August 26, 2019
2–3 p.m and 3–4 p.m.
Biodesign AL (BDA) 10-14, Tempe campus [map]
Register to attend — make sure you’re logged in to My ASU to access the registration
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Interested in securing a faculty job, but not sure how to strengthen your application? This seven-part workshop series could hold the answers you’ve been searching for.
Shalinee Kavadiya, a postdoctoral researcher in the School of Electrical, Computer and Energy Engineering, and the Postdoc and Early Career Scientist Network are hosting a series of workshops targeted toward postdoctoral researchers at ASU who are thinking of preparing faculty job applications.
ASU Research Computing is hosting a free TEC Talk on Tuesday, July 9, 2019, for faculty, staff and students who would like to take advantage of ASU’s computational resources that have doubled in capacity. ASU Research Computing can help faculty build custom solutions for their research projects.
You will no longer have access to Blackboard after Sunday, June 30, 2019.
If you would like to save your work that is currently in Blackboard, please read “How to download work from Blackboard.“
It’s hot enough outside, don’t sweat your classes too! Continue to get support for your classes this summer from the Fulton Schools Tutoring Centers.
The end of the spring 2019 semester is fast approaching and your academic success, as well as your health and wellness, are important to us.
Whether you are a first-year student facing your first round of final exams, or a graduate student preparing for Commencement, proper planning is key.
You may want to consider following some of these tips and suggestions:
MATLAB is one of the most widely used languages in fields of engineering, have you ever wondered why?
Are you a Polytechnic School student who has not already signed up for fall classes? Confused about your major map or DARS? Attend the 2019 registration workshop and get some assistance!
