New advancements in machine learning are getting the technology closer than ever to predicting the behavior of the most unpredictable of subjects – humans. [Read more]
Neural networks and AI shouldn’t be seen as a technology that will replace humanity. Instead, it can lead to an era of greatly improved human understanding and communication. [Read more]
The first of three blogs this week all about Neural Networks. An undergrad, PhD student, and Alumnus each share their experience in the field. [Read more]
I always knew I wanted to be an engineer and help change the world. But it wasn’t until I got to USC that I was able to realize my passion for entrepreneurship. [Read more]
Last month I organized the first ever Open House for EE PhD students. It was a chance for all of us, despite our different areas of research and backgrounds to come together, get to know each other, and maybe even collaborate. [Read more]
My entire vision for college changed when my Interact Club’s Rotary sponsor gave me an application to USC’s Mission Engineering program. I applied on a whim, and that week-long program turned out to be the most influential experience in my college decision making process. [Read more]
Once I started at USC, I was eager to find research opportunities in Robotics and Internet of Things. Luckily, the EE department makes really easy for undergrads to get set up in one of the many labs and work closely with professors. [Read more]
The goal of our new club, Makers, is to provide a dedicated space for students to work together and build electronic projects outside of the classroom. [Read more]