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…8A — Tuesday, September 3, 2019 The Michigan Daily — michigandaily.com Get an extra $50 Welcome to Michigan bundles include a Computer Showcase gift card up to $50 to use toward any…

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… Mower Provost, associate professor of computer science and electrical engineering, and Melvin McInnis, professor of bipolar disorder and depression, are working together to develop…

… computational methods for measuring mood symptom severity in bipolar disorder. McInnis is the director of the Heinz C. Prechter Bipolar Research Program, and Provost is a member. The panelists first…

… intersection of human- robot interaction and effective computing. “It gives me an opportunity not only to try to create new and really innovative algorithms, but when you put a human- centered swing into…

… many other sustainable activities. MDining was a sponsor of the Harvest Festival. Concord and empire apples were on the table as well as a concoction of barley with vegetables and many other…

… For the Daily ALEC COHEN/Daily Emily Mower Provost, associate prof. of computer science, shares her experience with emotion recognition at an event on artificial intelligence, personalized technology…

… t’s recruiting season, and that means North Campus at the University of Michigan is being flooded with companies desperate for computer science talent. This past week, Microsoft, Palantir and…

… Uber had events on North Campus, and this week’s engineering career fair will host more than 300 companies, most of them recruiting computer science students. It’s a good time to be studying CS…

… these students, what does a University of Michigan CS education prepare them for? Increasingly, it seems, life at a big tech company. Facebook, Amazon, Google, Microsoft and Apple were five of the…

… curriculum, and concern for these issues seems to be rare among the student body. It’s time computer science students consider the morality and ethics of where they work and what they work on. A CS…

…, not just build projects in a vacuum. For students aware of the responsibilities that come with their power as computer scientists, working in big tech may even be the right choice. With the…

… potential to affect millions or billions of people with their code and the shortage of CS talent, there is little precedent for the power that computer scientists have today. Because of this…

…, collective action by computer scientists can have a substantial impact on the places they work, and by extension, the world. In the past year we’ve seen Google employees instigate changes to sexual…

… it” in the Big Apple. Surrounded by these veteran New Yorkers in their suits and pencil skirts, I could almost pretend I was one of them. Even after memorizing the subway map and avoiding tourist…

…’re going to be 21 when you graduate? Oh my god, dude, you got the whole world in your hands. If it’s meant to work, it’ll work.” U niversity alum Pat Ray received a Bachelor of Science in Computer…

… going to do with that, live in your parents’ basement?” I guess even computer science majors can’t escape the stigma of a liberal arts school. At his side gig, however, Ray leads a very different…