Ryerse graduated from Miami in 2018 with a degree in electrical engineering and a minor in political science. Now in the D.C. area, she works for Booz Allen Hamilton, a government contractor and consulting firm, as a cyber threat analyst.
Each week, Monday through Thursday, teams of around four Kode2Learn members head to the schools around town to run their hour-long classes. The programs last eight weeks and are held in both the fall and spring.
Dotcom-Monitor's goal is to motivate and support female undergraduate students who are pursuing careers in the computing field by helping with the cost of higher education.
For three weeks, Dr. Qihou Zhou conducted a course titled "Undergraduate Hands-on Experience with Incoherent Scatter Radar" where students learned about the technical aspects of radar operation, characteristics of the different ionospheric regions, recognizing techniques and more.
Each year, the Presidents Distinguished Service Award (PDSA) is given to a select group of students. These students are recognized for their outstanding service contributions to Miami, demonstrating leadership at its highest quality. Among the 20 students chosen to receive this year's PDSA award is senior mechanical engineering major, Inés Muñoz de Cote.
When Dr. Jim Kiper steps down from his position as chair of the Department of Computer Science and Software Engineering (CSE) this summer, a new professor, Dr. Eric Bachmann, has been chosen to fill the position.
Lexie Adams, junior chemical engineering major, is one of only 396 students across the nation to receive this years Goldwater Scholarship, regarded as the most prestigious awards that an undergraduate STEM major can earn.
Recently, his first paper of 2020, titled "Learning a Dynamic Map of Visual Appearance" was accepted to this year's Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition Conference (CVPR). CVPR is one of the top and most well-known conferences in the computer science field.
