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CSE Security & Privacy Research
Chair's message
Reges wins UW teaching award
News
Warren Jessop retires
Datagrams
Awards
Alumni Achievement Awards
Hank Levy elected to NAE
Anokwa wins UW grad medal
Two win Borg Scholarships
Mark Bun wins Goldwater
Dodge to competitive workshops
CHI Best Paper to HS student
Capstone courses
Digital design capstone
Audio capstone
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CSE Security & Privacy Research
UW CSE's winning team at the
National Collegiate Cyber Defense Competition Computer security and privacy are important issues for everyone. Individuals want to be protected against identity and personal data theft. Corporations make huge efforts to protect customer information and intellectual property, and keep services running in the face of adversaries. Governments try to protect national secrets and safeguard critical in frastructure. UW CSE is having widespread impact on the computer security and privacy landscape. MORE » Chair's message
Hank Levy
The end of the academic year is a chance to reflect on recent accomplishments of the UW CSE community. From faculty to students — we continue to do amazing things! In this issue of MSB, you'll learn more about the awards faculty and students has received in the past few months, as well many other phenominal activities. MORE » Stuart Reges wins top UW teaching award
Stuart Reges
More than a third of UW undergraduates will have an opportunity to take a class designed by Stuart Reges, winner of this year's University of Washington Distinguished Teaching Award. Some of them may be surprised to leave the course considering a career in computer science. MORE » News
Warren Jessop retires
Faculty, student, staff, and alum achievements highlighted:
Awards![]() Yaw Anokwa wins UW Graduate Student Medal
Capstone Courses
Autonomous drone
Capstone courses are a hallmark of CSE's undergraduate program. Two captone/project classes are highlighted. In the Spring digital design capstone, Shwetak Patel had class participants continue to work with the Parrot AR Drone platform (used in his embedded systems winter class) to build outdoor autonomous drones. In Bruce Hemingway's Winter audio capstone course, students worked in teams to design, implement, and release a software project. MORE » |
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