BSOE Undergraduate Newsletter
New Announcements
Creative Tech Design: Workshop Week!NeurotechSC placed first in the US at NeuroTechX's competition
Undergaduate Research Opportunities in Computational Media for Winter 2021
Announcements
Attention EE Seniors! Looking for student to work with our team!Creative Tech Design: Workshop Week!
Seeking Reader/Tutors for CSE12 and CSE122
CALL for APPLICATIONS: 1 year M.S. Program in NLP at UCSC Silicon Valley
CALL for APPLICATIONS: 1 year M.S. Program in NLP at UCSC Silicon Valley
SASE West Regional Conference
NeurotechSC placed first in the US at NeuroTechX's competition
Undergaduate Research Opportunities in Computational Media for Winter 2021
Announcements
Attention EE Seniors! Looking for student to work with our team!
We are looking for a motivated EE student with a strong background in circuit design to work with our team. Our project is related to wireless power harvesting techniques in harsh environments. An ideal candidate should have taken courses such as ECE 157 (RF Hardware), and ECE 173 (High Speed Digital Design). This is a funded project. If you are interested, please email Professor Hamid Sadjadpour (hamid@ucsc.edu) your CV and a copy of your unofficial transcript with a brief description of your background and experience related to this topic.
Creative Tech Design: Workshop Week!
We are excited to introduce CTD’s Workshop Week! If you are interested in improving your design skills or learning more about design software, be sure to check out our events.
CTD’s Workshop Week Schedule:
1/18 Adobe After Effects (11am - 12pm)
1/19 Adobe Photoshop (4pm - 5pm)
1/20 Adobe Illustrator (6pm - 7pm)
1/21 Going Advanced with Figma (7pm - 8pm)
1/22 Prototyping: Framer (6pm - 7pm)
Events are open to ALL students, and Zoom Links will be made available via Email and Slack! If you are interested in more information, or have any questions feel free to contact us on any social media (IG, FB ,LinkedIn) or shoot us an email at ucsc.techdesign@gmail.com.
Hope to see you all there! :)
Seeking Reader/Tutors for CSE12 and CSE122
CSE 12 AND 122 is looking for tutors/readers for CSE12 and CSE122 for W2021. Interested applicants may apply here: https://rta.soe.ucsc.edu/.
The preferable criteria is that you either were a tutor/reader before for the same course or you took the course and received a B letter grade or above.
After applying please send me your cv/resume as well with the specific subject "CSE 12 W2021 reader/tutor hire <your name> " or "CSE 122 W2021 reader/tutor hire <your name> " respectively.
CALL for APPLICATIONS: 1 year M.S. Program in NLP at UCSC Silicon Valley
Natural language processing (NLP) is a rapidly growing field with applications in many of the technologies we use every day, from virtual assistants and smart speakers to autocorrect. UCSC has created a unique Master’s program in NLP to provide students with the skills and in-depth knowledge of NLP algorithms, technologies, and applications that are in high demand in both industry and academia. Our program goes beyond the classroom by supplying students with industry-relevant projects for the kind of real-world experience that is essential for a successful career in NLP.
Please visit https://grad.soe.ucsc.edu/nlp/ for details.
Program Highlights:
- 1-year program, including a 3-quarter capstone project
- Core courses covering all aspects of NLP
- Instruction and capstone project collaborations with experts from industry giants like IBM, Microsoft, Amazon and Bloomberg
- State of the art facilities in the heart of Silicon Valley
We are seeking a diverse pool of applicants to this program.
Some partial fellowships may be available.
Applications are now open. See https://grad.soe.ucsc.edu/nlp/ for instructions.
Application deadline is February 3, 2021 for Fall 2021 admission.
Questions can be directed to nlp@ucsc.edu
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CALL for APPLICATIONS: 1 year M.S. Program in NLP at UCSC Silicon Valley
Natural language processing (NLP) is a rapidly growing field with applications in many of the technologies we use every day, from virtual assistants and smart speakers to autocorrect. UCSC has created a unique Master’s program in NLP to provide students with the skills and in-depth knowledge of NLP algorithms, technologies, and applications that are in high demand in both industry and academia. Our program goes beyond the classroom by supplying students with industry-relevant projects for the kind of real-world experience that is essential for a successful career in NLP.
Please visit https://grad.soe.ucsc.edu/nlp/ for details.
Program Highlights:
- 1-year program, including a 3-quarter capstone project
- Core courses covering all aspects of NLP
- Instruction and capstone project collaborations with experts from industry giants like IBM, Microsoft, Amazon, and Bloomberg
- State of the art facilities in the heart of Silicon Valley
We are seeking a diverse pool of applicants for this program.
Some partial fellowships may be available.
Applications are now open. See https://grad.soe.ucsc.edu/nlp/ for instructions.
Application deadline is February 3, 2021 for Fall 2021 admission.
Questions can be directed to nlp@ucsc.edu
Follow us on Facebook, LinkedIn and Twitter!
SASE West Regional Conference
The SASE West Regional Conference is an event for engineers and scientists that invites company speakers to host professional development workshops and provide networking opportunities for students across the West Region. The upcoming 2021 SASE West Regional Conference, hosted by the UC Santa Barbara Chapter, will be hosted online. It will take place on Saturday, February 27th. If you are interested in attending, please fill out this application by January 20th: https://forms.gle/
NeurotechSC placed first in the US at NeuroTechX's competition
NeuroTechSC is proud to announce that we placed 1st in the US at NeuroTechX’s annual student competition! Although McGill University won globally, UCSC’s neurotech club still outperformed UCLA, UCSD, UC Davis, and UIUC in our very first year competing.
Our project, Boolepathy, is a silent speech interface that uses machine learning and subvocal recognition to enable synthetic telepathy.We would like to thank all our members who have contributed their time and effort over the past several months to make this success possible. Moving forward, we’re looking for students who share our passion for neurotechnology to join our community and contribute to our ongoing subvocal recognition project.
If you’re interested in brain-computer interfaces, neuroscience, or artificial intelligence, please join us using the form below!
https://tinyurl.com/neurotechscinterest
Interested in our project? Watch the demo here:
https://lnkd.in/gfxYAEJ
Curious about what NeurotechSC is all about?
Check out our website and follow us on LinkedIn!
https://neurotech.ucsc.edu
https://lnkd.in/dccr6PJ
Undergaduate Research Opportunities in Computational Media for Winter 2021
The Computational Media department has openings for undergraduate research assistants for the current quarter. Please view openings here and apply as soon as possible if interested!
Events
Learn about the Natural Language Processing Master's Program at UCSC
Event Date and Time: 01/18/2021 12:00 pmEvent Location: Event will be held online
Natural language processing (NLP) is a rapidly growing field with applications in many of the technologies we use every day, from virtual assistants and smart speakers to autocorrect. UCSC has created a unique master's program in NLP to provide students with the skills and in-depth knowledge of NLP algorithms, technologies, and applications that are in high demand in both industry and academia.
Join us on January 18th at 12pm PST to learn more about the course offerings, application process, and unique advantages of the NLP MS program at UCSC.
To attend this virtual event, please register by 5pm PST on January 17th by completing this online form.
Please be sure to visit our website to read more about the NLP program, and follow us on Facebook, LinkedIn, and Twitter.
Google DSC: Firebase Workshop
Event Date and Time: 01/28/2021 7:00 pmEvent Location: https://ucsc.zoom.us/j/95023710362?pwd=YnRUT2dkdVk3UUJtT3RkbFBLWFRhQT09
🔥 Build Your Own Serverless Web App with Firebase🔥
Come build your own fully-fledged serverless web application with Firebase! Learn how to interact with the Firebase API, utilize Firestore Security for server-side authentication & authorization, and configure your database and deploy code for user input and interaction.
Zoom Link: https://ucsc.zoom.us/j/95023710362?pwd=YnRUT2dkdVk3UUJtT3RkbFBLWFRhQT09
- Meeting ID: 950 2371 0362
- Passcode: firebase
Registration Link: https://forms.gle/9j2yH4eyHXJiXzeU9
Girls Who Code College Loops: Tech Tricks
Event Date and Time: 01/25/2021 7:00 pmEvent Location: https://ucsc.zoom.us/j/96018896418?pwd=RThLT2FsTmc1ajhIRyt0NzBvcGVnQT09
New to using the Command Line or Git?
GWC is excited to discuss the basics of the Command Line and Git, two integral tools used in programming, at our upcoming meeting!
The demo will be aimed towards beginners but all skill levels are welcome to join in and pitch in their favorite CL/Git tricks! All you need to bring is your computer and we'll help you get started from there.
Join us on Monday, January 25 at 7PM PST using this link.
All female and non-binary identifying students are welcome, no engineering major or background needed.
College Loops is an initiative by Girls Who Code, intended to support college-aged women interested in computer science. They provide both social and professional development opportunities for our members as well as space for women to collaborate, create, and inspire one another.
Jobs
Reader positions available for CSE 102
We are looking for readers to grade homework for CSE 102, Introduction to Analysis of Algorithms, this Winter. Readers should have experience writing precise descriptions of algorithms and rigorous mathematical proofs, and have done well in CSE 102 or an equivalent course. If you are interested, please apply using the link below (selecting course CSE102-01), and additionally send the following information to Professor Fremont at dfremont@ucsc.edu:
- Your resume or other summary of relevant coursework and experience.
- When you took CSE102 (or equivalent), the instructor, and the grade you received.
- How many hours per week you would prefer to work (up to 20).