Students from the School of Computer Science presented their projects to the campus community and key industry members Friday.
Students from the School of Computer Science presented their projects to the campus community and key industry members Friday.
Computer Science Demo Day will showcase the work of UWindsor students Friday in the student centre main lobby.
Computer Science Demo Day will showcase the work of UWindsor students Friday in the student centre main lobby.
Computer science grad Selina Gabriele plans to launch her real-time transcription tool next year at the University of Windsor.
Computer science grad Selina Gabriele plans to launch her real-time transcription tool next year at the University of Windsor.
The AidaNote team of Selina Gabriele and Stevan Ljuljdurovic won three awards at the fourth annual RBC EPIC Business Model Canvas Competition.
The AidaNote team of Selina Gabriele and Stevan Ljuljdurovic won three awards at the fourth annual RBC EPIC Business Model Canvas Competition.
In the Loop will showcase the diversity of programs in the School of Computer Science to female high school students.
In the Loop will showcase the diversity of programs in the School of Computer Science to female high school students.
A UWindsor professor and student were among the honourees at an awards ceremony Monday recognizing local leaders in technology.
University of Windsor and St. Clair College students attended the Code/Design to Win competition.
University of Windsor and St. Clair College students attended the Code/Design to Win competition.
Luis Rueda, Abedalrhman Alkhateeb, Ashraf Abou Tabl, and Alioune Ngom utilized machine learning to help predict survivability rates of breast cancer patients.
A collaborative study at the University of Windsor is seeking to identify breast cancer survival rates.
Code/Design to Win is a showcase for student prowess in computer programming or product design.
Code/Design to Win is a showcase for student prowess in computer programming or product design.
University of Windsor's Dr. Robin Gras has helped launch a company that uses artificial intelligence to manage social media channels.
Struggling to keep up with all the Tweets, Posts and ‘Grams? A University of Windsor professor has helped launch a company that takes the stress out of social media.
Computer science professor Robin Gras said his San Francisco-based Movyl Technologies not only automates the functions of composing, curating, scheduling and publishing content across social platforms but engages with influencers and learns from these functions over time.
