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February is Matching Gift Month
- February 3, 2017
Attention Alumni, Parents, and Community Members–February is Matching Gift Month! Do you work at Google? Microsoft? Fidelity? (double match!) Companies of all sizes match gifts to educational institutions. This means […] -
General Gitalist Magazine
Empathy: The Killer App for Artificial Intelligence
- February 2, 2017
Artificial intelligence that reads and responds to our emotions is the killer app of the digital economy. It will make customers and employees happier—as long as it learns to respect our boundaries. When psychologist Dr. Paul Ekman visited the Fore tribe in the highlands of Papua New Guinea in 1967, he probably didn’t imagine that his work would become the foundation for some of the latest developments in artificial intelligence (AI). -
General News at Northeastern
What can we learn about cybersecurity from the Russian hacks?
- January 24, 2017
On Inauguration Day, NBC News reported that the FBI—aided by the CIA, the National Security Agency, and the Treasury Department—was carrying out a counter-intelligence investigation to learn how, as NBC’s Ken Dilanian put it, “Russia’s efforts to manipulate public opinion in the U.S. presidential election…was paid for and whether any Americans were involved.” The month before, myriad news outlets reported Russia’s hacking of the Democratic National Committee and other political organizations to influence the election, with both the CIA and FBI agreeing about the source and aim of the hacks. -
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Computing and the fight against epidemics
- January 23, 2017
Since the earliest times, humankind has been permanently at war with infectious disease. However, a few decades ago, the scientific community experienced the euphoria of imminent victory. The introduction of antibiotics. The culling of common diseases such as measles, mumps, rubella, and polio. The eradication of smallpox. Each new milestone led practitioners and the public at large to believe that we were on the verge of routing the enemy once and for all. -
Current Students
You didn’t start programming until college? Let’s change that.
- January 20, 2017
Sarada Symonds is a second year student currently pursuing a combined BS in computer engineering and computer science. On campus, she is actively involved with the Society of Women Engineers, […] -
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CCIS hosts Charles River Crypto Day
- January 12, 2017
By Christian Stafford On Friday, December 9th, 2016, Northeastern University played host to the Charles River Cryptography Day, or, “Crypto Day.” According to Northeastern CCIS Assistant Professor and event organizer, […] -
Current Students
CCIS student attends Forbes Under 30 Summit
- January 12, 2017
By Mackenzie Nichols For the college-aged aspiring entrepreneur, this is the time to pursue innovative business ideas. Thousands attended the Forbes Under 30 Summit in Boston, and speakers presented their […] -
Current Students
CCIS Team Wins At UMASS Hackathon with Code x Culture
- January 12, 2017
By Mackenzie Nichols At the University of Massachusetts Hackathon in early October 2016, over 600 aspiring software engineers had three days to develop a unique product or platform from scratch. […] -
TechRepublic
How CCIS plans to reach equal male-female computer science enrollments by 2021
- January 11, 2017
Carla Brodley, dean for the College of Computer Information and Science at Northeastern University, explains how to make computer science attractive to all students to fill workforce gaps.
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