Edward Raff, Ph.D., Adjunct Instructor for UMBC’s Graduate Programs in Data Science recently published an intriguing research paper on Quantifying Independently Reproducible Machine Learning.
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Benefits of Tech | UMBC Industry News
UMBC assistant professor of information systems, Jiaqi Gong, is working to reduce cancer recurrence rates through wearable technology. It’s through such technologies that we make life-changing advancements.
Data Science Lessons | UMBC Industry News
UMBC’s Data Science programs prepare students to excel in data science roles through hands-on experience, rigorous academics, and access to a robust network of knowledgeable industry professionals.
Benefiting from CPT Work-Study [VIDEO]
UMBC Data Science graduate student, Udit Choudhary, chatted with us about his experience with his CPT work-study in this video.
Technology Trends| UMBC Industry News
UMBC is ranked a top world university because our community of inquiring minds constantly strives to make a positive impact on the world. With any kind of impact comes responsibility.
The Emerging Field of Data Science
We sat down with UMBC alum, Donald Miner, and talked about the field of Data Science and why now is a great time to get into it.
The Path to Wellness | UMBC Industry News
UMBC is committed to providing its community with the resources it needs to live a well-balanced, healthy life through its Wellness Initiative.
The Future of Big Data | UMBC Industry News
The Data Science Master’s program at UMBC prepares students from a wide range of disciplinary backgrounds for careers that deal with Big Data. In today’s Industry Roundup, we’ll take a […]
Protecting Against Cyber Attacks | UMBC Industry News.
In partnership with five universities, UMBC joins forces to launch the International Cybersecurity Center of Excellence to help secure critical systems against cyber attacks. In today’s Industry Roundup, we take […]
Cybersecurity Demand Increases | UMBC Industry News
UMBC embraces a holistic approach to cybersecurity as a key component of national, economic, and personal security.