Zheng, a fifth-year computer science student, only started programming two years ago. But he is now at the front of his own student-run course offered by the Association for Computing Machinery at UCLA. Read more...
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Song Zheng, a fifth-year computer science student and winner of Facebook’s SoCal Camp Hackathon at UCLA, gives students programming lessons. His course is offered through the Association of Computing Machinery.
UCLA's chapter of Engineers Without Borders has been active since 2005. Engineers Without Borders is a international non-profit organization with chapters in several countries. Read more...
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Fourth-year civil engineering student Brandon Lanthier cements the inside wall of a water tank in Guatemala.
The UCLA Faculty Center is no longer in line for demolition. UCLA has shifted plans for a new seven-story conference and guest center, partially financed by the $100 million donation by alumni Meyer and Renee Luskin, to the site currently occupied by Parking Structure 6. Read more...
A carved jack-o'-lantern perched outside her house, while sugar skulls adorned an altar on the other side of the door. Read more...
A colorful sign hung from the otherwise empty walls of David Starr Jordan High School. Read more...
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Sama Haneef, a fourth-year ecology and evolutionary biology student, tutors students at David Starr Jordan High School in southern Los Angeles.
Residents of Delta Terrace are facing more than just the usual dorm problems. Read more...
UCLA's Office of Information Technology is in the process of developing cloud computing technology to simplify how students and faculty access online materials. Read more...
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CLOUD PROJECTS AT UCLA
“¢bull; BruinBox is a shared data space resource that will use cloud storage to keep files on servers, rather than personal computers, that can be accessed from anywhere. Students will be able to access their documents, pictures and music from BruinBox.
“¢bull; UCLA’s Common Collaboration and Learning Environment website will be updated with cloud computing.
“¢bull; Cloud computing will allow faculty to easily include multimedia, such as YouTube videos, on the website.
“¢bull; Cloud services for a data management service will allow researchers to access large quantities of data shared by other researchers very quickly, without having to download it onto their computers.
SOURCE: Institute for Digital Research and Education
Compiled by Kylie Reynolds, Bruin senior staff.
