Am I crazy? Nah. Am I smart? Nah. What I am is a hard worker who learned these values from my immigrant parents and from growing up in the streets of LA. [Read more]
Normally, on Monday afternoon I’d be sitting in EE355 with my fellow electrical engineering undergrads learning about software design. Instead, on this particular Monday, I was standing in front of a room full of researchers at the IEEE Aerospace Conference. [Read more]
A lot of previous blogs have shared great advice about experience in research labs or plans for jobs after graduation. That is not the advice I’m here to give students. You see, by the time I had finished my first semester as a Freshman at USC I had lost weight. A lot of weight. [Read more]
I had always thought the most impressive thing about Dr. Viterbi was his algorithm, but actually, it’s the amazing place he’s helped build here. [Read more]
Cada una de mis experiencias en USC me han ayudado a convertirme en la persona que soy el día de hoy. Estoy muy orgullosa de convertirme en un graduando de USC, pero al mismo tiempo también es una experiencia agridulce. [Read more]
Each and every one of my experiences at USC has helped me become the person I am today. I am so proud to call myself a graduate of USC and yet, it is a bittersweet experience. [Read more]
I’ll always remember USC as the place where I first discovered my love of physics, and through the unforeseen mentorship of several individuals here, developed the skills and confidence to pursue a PhD in electrophysics. [Read more]
Autonomous and Socially Assistive Robots. Patents for Safer Dog Collars. Drone Swarms. Viterbi Algorithm Inspired Artwork. In this photo blog some of our amazing undergrads share what they’re working on outside the classroom. [Read more]
当時、私はこの2年間の努力がEE部門研究祭の第1等賞、AFOSRの大規模な資金獲得と、私自身の手によって完全に研究室で作られたまったく新しい技術に実るとは想像もしなかった。 [Read more]
Last week, after 44 years in the electrical engineering department at USC, I officially retired. But I might not be where I am today if it wasn’t for the decision to join a bright undergraduate student on a fun adventure to solve a way-out application. [Read more]