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2017 Student Cluster Competition at the Supercomputing Conference Nov 11-18.
Pictured Above: 2017 SCC Team Pictured Above: 2016 SCC Team Each year, the SDSU Departments of Computer Science, Computer Engineering, and Computational Science participate in the renowned Supercomputing Conference Series by attending workshops, submitting papers and posters, and setting up a research booth. In 2016, with a generous grant provided by Intel, SDSU competed in…
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Mentoring: Answering a Call to Action
Once an Aztec, always an Aztec! Aztec for Life!® We hear these words spoken in graduation ceremonies, in promotional videos, and on the scoreboard at Aztec games. But what do these words mean? Some say they mean that in our hearts, we will always have a love for SDSU. Others say they mean we…
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Class of 2017 Outstanding Graduate
Congratulations to Caleb Dechant for being named the 2017 Outstanding Graduate for Computer Science! Each outstanding graduate chooses his most influential professor and Caleb chose Dr. John Carroll. I asked him to tell us about his experiences here at SDSU, why he chose Dr. Carroll as his most influential professor, and what his plans are for…
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Northrop Grumman Coding Challenge Competition
On April 7-8 Northrop Grumman will be hosting a Coding Challenge for SDSU and UCSD students. This is a great opportunity to showcase your talents and meet the Northrop Grumman team. Last year there were two codeathons, one at SDSU and another at UCSD. This year they are bringing the two universities together or an…
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Dr. Valafar Receives $640,241 Grant
Dr. Valafar is awarded a $640,241 grant from the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases to study the molecular basis for drug resistance in tuberculosis. The grant’s title is “Evolutionary and Functional Significance of Novel Mutations in MDR/XDR tuberculosis”. Dr. Valafar’s laboratory studies the pathogenesis of drug resistance in infectious diseases, especially the role…
