A data science internship during graduate school is like a turbo boost for learning. It’s where theories meet the real world and you get your hands dirty with actual data.
Mic’d Up Podcast
UMBC Mic’d Up Podcast welcomes faculty, students, alumni, and industry thought leaders to share their insights and UMBC experiences.
Advancing Teaching Techniques and Engineering Expertise [podcast]
Join us as we uncover the value of lifelong learning in teaching techniques and engineering and the impact of innovative programs shaping the future of instructional excellence.
Strengthening Community Connections
In a recent episode of UMBC’s Mic’d Up podcast, we sat down with Rebeccah Henry, M.P.S. ’23 Community Leadership to chat about community connections.
At The Heart of Software Engineering
In a tech-centric world, the heart of software engineering is more than code—it’s about forging connections, filling gaps, and uplifting communities.
Navigating Transitions: From Military Service to Community Action
In a world of constant change, stories of transition, transformation, and community action serve as beacons of inspiration.
Empowering Communities through Effective Leadership [Podcast]
In a world where we need positive change more than ever, the role of leaders becomes increasingly crucial in empowering communities to thrive.
Embracing a Global Experience in the Software Engineering Industry
Amidst the rapidly thriving software engineering industry, comprehensive education remains undeniably crucial.
Navigating the World of Software Engineering – A Graduate’s Perspective
Welcome to another episode of UMBC’s Mic’d Up podcast. Today we embark on an enlightening journey into the world of software engineering.
Exploring Geospatial Techniques and Technologies [podcast]
In this episode, we dive into the impact of GIS in various fields, including crime analysis, housing, and urban development.
What It’s Like to Study Software Engineering at UMBC
Join us for an enlightening episode of UMBC Mic’d Up Podcast as we dive into the world of international students at UMBC.