Assistant Professor Mohsen Imani received Best Paper Nomination at ACM Design Automation Conference 2019 for his research paper titled, “Locality-based Encoding for Energy-Efficient Brain-Inspired Hyperdimensional Computing.” Congrats Prof. Imani!
Assistant Professor Quoc-Viet Dang won Dean’s Honoree for Excellence in Undergraduate Teaching under the Henry Samueli School of Engineering for his excellence in undergraduate teaching and engaging in pedagogical research in the field of e-learning and data analysis. Congrats!
Professor Mohammad Al Faruque was awarded Distinguished Early-Career Faculty Award for Research by UCI Academic Senate for outstanding contributions in his discipline through his research. Congrats!
Professor Mohammad Al Faruque wont the Early Career Faculty Award for Research for Henry Samueli School of Engineering for his research contributions in the area of embedded systems. Congrats Prof. Al Faruque!
Assistant Professor Qi Alfred Chen receives Rackham Predoctoral Fellowship for his security research in smart systems and IoT. Congrats Prof. Chen!
Professor Daniel Gajski won the EDA Contribution Award for his outstanding lifetime contributions and achievements in research, development and application of electronic design automation (EDA). Congrats Prof. Gajski!
Professor Nikil Dutt won CS @ Illinois 2017 Distinguished Educator Award. Prof. Dutt was recognize for his contributions to embedded systems and architecture research, his mentoring of many successful Ph.D. advisees (who themselves have won many awards), as well as his teaching. Congrats Prof. Dutt!
Professor of Computer Science Tony Givargis won ICS Dean's Award for Donald Bren School of ICS for his service as the former ICS Associate Dean for Student Affairs. Congrats Prof. Givargis!
Assistant Professor Quoc-Viet Dang won the Best Paper Award for the 2017 International Conference on E-Education, E-Business and E-Technology with paper "Utilizing Latent Semantic Analysis to Provide Automated Educational Support." Congrats QV!
The Edison Patent Awards at Liberty Science Center in Jersey City. 11/3/16 Photo by John O’Boyle Each year the Research & Development Council of New Jersey honors the winners of the Thomas Edison Patent Awards at its annual Edison Patent Awards Ceremony & Reception in the IMAX Theater of the Liberty Science Center. Professor Al […]
Online courses, have been debated by various sources, including Governor Jerry Brown, the UC regents, and numerous college administrators, faculty, and students. The motivation behind such discussion is varied. Online tools, if managed and prepared for properly, have the opportunity to provide the highly regarded individualized learning experience of the small classroom with the lower costs of large lecture halls while decreasing overall overhead costs. This article presents tools and a methodology to provide the small classroom experience in a much larger setting while keeping overall costs and time commitment down as well as improve overall student performance.
Adapted from NSF Press Release:UC Irvine, along with five other universities, has received a $10 million National Science Foundation (NSF) Expeditions in Computing grant to develop robust software for computing with unreliable, but energy-efficient nanoscale computer components. The Irvine team is led by Chancellor’s Professor Nikil Dutt and Professor Alex Nicolau, computer scientists in the Donald Bren School of Information and Computer Sciences.