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Jun 25

Pricing and processing data far from the Cloud: Carlee Joe-Wong on the economics of the IoT

The Internet of Things (IoT), mobile networks, and edge devices have become integral to daily life. Plenty of devices have enough computing power to process large amounts of data far from a centralized entity like the cloud. Computing this way offers faster networks and smart buildings.

May 30

Your smart home may soon have a smarter way to pair your devices

Jun Han, a CyLab researcher and recent Ph.D. graduate in the department of Electrical and Computer Engineering (ECE) at Carnegie Mellon’s Silicon Valley campus presented a study titled "Do You Feel What I Hear? Enabling Autonomous IoT Device Pairing using Different Sensor Types" at the IEEE Security & Privacy Symposium in San Francisco.

May 18

Vivek Wadhwa honored with Silicon Valley Forum Visionary Award

Vivek Wadhwa was honored as a Silicon Valley Visionary at the 21st Visionary Awards hosted by the Silicon Valley Forum.

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Ph.D. in Electrical and Computer Engineering: Electrical and Computer Engineering Ph.D. students have the opportunity to explore research in the areas of mobility, security, wireless sensors and networking, the Internet of Things, machine learning, big data, cloud computing, mobile context-aware systems, software engineering, and more.

Master of Science in Electrical and Computer Engineering: Alongside our award-winning faculty, Master of Science students in Electrical and Computer Engineering focus on the areas of software engineering, security, wireless sensors, mobile computing, machine learning, and wireless networking.

Master of Science in Information Technology - Mobility and Information Security: A rigorous technical curriculum, practical, industry-oriented topics and real-world project experience – this unique combination empowers INI bicoastal mobility and information security students to be the movers and shakers of the tech industry. Combining the rich, academic setting of the main campus with hands-on industry experience in the heart of Silicon Valley, bicoastal students have the best of both worlds.

Master of Science in Software Engineering: Students looking to become top-notch software engineers, developers, technical project leads, and software development managers will find a curriculum that reflects the dynamic Silicon Valley software industry, emphasizing product development as requirements analysis, architectural design, and construction.

Master of Science in Software Management: Since 2003, the Master of Science in Software Management (MSSM) program has been preparing product managers, entrepreneurs, and innovation-minded professionals to meet the rapidly-changing demands of the software industry. Develop a mix of technical, interpersonal, and management skills to succeed wherever software innovation is needed, from startups to international corporations.

Master of Science in Technology Ventures: Create an idea, create a business, create a new world. The Master of Science in Technology Ventures program will equip students with the tools and skills necessary to bring their high tech ideas to market.