Presented by
Faculty & Students in Carnegie Mellon's
School of Computer Science
and
Women@SCS
  
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ORACLE
Lockheed Martin
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Human-Computer Interaction Institute
Institute for Software Research
Language Technologies Institute
Machine Learning Department
MSR-CMU Center for Computational Thinking
Robotics Institute
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Welcome! OurCS 2013
“I think that OurCS fills an important void that is often ignored --
getting undergrads to see what research is in a very hands on sort of way.
You can't fall in love with research if it's just an abstract thing you've never tried!”
      
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What: Workshop for Undergraduate Women in Computer Science
When: October 18, 19 and 20th, 2013
Where: School of Computer Science, Carnegie Mellon
Organized by Carnegie Mellon's School of Computer Science and Women@SCS
This 3 day workshop is research focused and will
provide opportunities for undergraduate women from the USA and around the globe to work on exploratory problems
in teams led by researchers from industry, academia and other computing related domains.
Participants will be able to:
- meet others who share their curiosity and interest in computer science
- explore the research experience in computing related domains
- work hands-on with researchers
- work in a team to tackle a research problem
- present a poster: great for first timers!
- broaden understanding of the possibilities of graduate school and the application process
Workshop participants will have a chance to learn about life
in graduate school from the perspectives of faculty and current graduate
students.
Keynote Speakers:
- Mary Ann Davidson, Chief Security Officer, Oracle Corporation
- Manuela Veloso, Herbert Simon Professor of Computer Science, Computer Science Department, Carnegie Mellon
Faculty/Researcher Panel:
Lenore Blum (Distinguished Career Professor, CSD, Carnegie Mellon), Caroline Hayes (Department chair of Mechanical Engineering at Iowa State University), Ari Font Llitjós (User Experience Lead, IBM Vivisimo), Angela Kennedy (President, Carnegie Speech International)
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