Hello Everyone, the next ACM meeting will be on Tuesday 6:30-7:30 at IRB (Iribe) 4105. We'll be hosting Professor Justin Wyss-Gallifent for a lecture on quaternions! This is an amazing opportunity to explore the field of computational geometry further and connect with peers and faculty! Hope to see you all there.
Join us for the inaugural meeting of the semester in collaboration with ACM DC as we kick off with a very relevant talk on navigating the current tech economic downturn. Our esteemed speaker, Yingquan is an industry professional with 8 years of computer science experience, a master’s degree in data science and an officer of […]
Quantum computing leverages quantum mechanics to process information in ways that classical computers can't, potentially solving complex problems much faster than ever before.In general computing, information is represented using bits, which can be either 0 or 1. However, in quantum computing, quantum bits or qubits are used. These qubits are unique, because they utilize the […]
Join us as we host ACM Distinguished Speaker Dr. Houbing Song, the Director of NSF Center for Aviation Big Data Analytics and the Director of the Security and Optimization for Networked Globe Laboratory at UMBC. Dr. Song will be lecturing on Quickest Detection, which refers to real-time detection of abrupt changes in the behavior of […]
Join us on Tuesday for our next (virtual) meeting with Dr. Uttaran Bhattacharya: a Research Scientist at Adobe, alumnus of the University of Maryland, and winner of ACM's MIG 2022 Best Paper Award. During the session, Dr. Bhattacharya will delve into the intricacies of human motion recognition: its applications, challenges, and cutting-edge advancements. This presentation […]
Join us on Tuesday for our next meeting with Danda Rawat: a Full Professor in the Department of Electrical Engineering & Computer Science (EECS), Director of the Howard University Data Science and Cybersecurity Center. During the session, Dr. Rawat will delve into the intricacies of security features in AI/ML models. This presentation is an amazing […]
Join us on Tuesday for our next virtual meeting with Dr. Denys Poshyvanyk: a Chancellor Professor of Computer Science at William and Mary During the session, Dr. Poshyvanyk will delve into how DL algorithms can enhance and automate several critical SE tasks involving natural language, code, and graphical user interfaces, including program prototyping and source […]
Join us on Tuesday for our next meeting with Syed Asad Musa! A UMD Computer Science Alum, OMSE Academic Excellence Awardee and former treasurer of the ACM! April 16 | IRB 2107 | 7:00 PM - 8:00 PM | Zoom | RSVP
Join us on Tuesday for our next meeting with Dr.Dinesh Manocha: Paul Chrisman Iribe Professor of Computer Science and Electrical and Computer Engineering and Distinguished University Professor During the session, Dr. Manocha will talk about his research in AI and Robotics. This presentation is an amazing opportunity to learn about the intersection of these two […]
Join us on Tuesday for our next meeting with Sreyan Ghosh! A CS PhD candidate at UMD. During the session, Sreyan Ghosh will talk about Multimodal LLMs and their applications. Make sure to RSVP below so we can get an accurate count of attendees. April 23 | IRB 1207 | 7:00 PM - 8:00 PM […]
Join us on Tuesday for our next meeting as we walk you through setting up your own Large language model from the ground up! Make sure to RSVP below so we can get an accurate count of attendees. September 17 | IRB 4105 | 6:00 PM - 7:00 PM | Zoom | RSVP Event Readme: […]
Meeting recording:https://umd.zoom.us/rec/share/t_YOtZPYssKepphJfaRMSbDb9Vu_cf5mVAuiKwzXRin1bFhCPQQmXryspw_2RIlr.HwS0oZU38GhgryJ5 Password: 3M#Y9Tg1 Join us for our next workshop where we will walk you through automating the Wikipedia Game. The Wikipedia game is a simple competition to navigate from one wikipedia article to another, using only links within wikipedia articles. We will be using python with selenium and beautifulsoup to walk through the basics […]