About 70 college students descended on Davis Hall over the weekend of April 5-6, to compete in UB Hacking 2014, a 24-hour competition to see who could complete the best hacks.
Kenneth W. Regan, Associate Professor of Computer Science and Engineering, is using human decision-making theories to develop a model that will detect cheating in chess.
UB TCIE is offering a new, one-day seminar called Strategic Project Selection that helps professionals develop a practical, interactive approach to selecting and launching an improvement project that won’t fizzle before it’s completed.
Three University at Buffalo students presented original research to State University of New York (SUNY) Chancellor Nancy Zimpher, New York Senator Michael Ranzenhofer and other elected officials on April 1 in Albany.