Amit Sheth finds commercial success with a software system that analyzes big data on social media sites.
Video: Wright State computer science major Jesse Williams finds a creative outlet through coding and rapping as J-Williams.
Top Three Teams ACM Programming Contest Teams at Regionals
Eight students represented Wright State University at the 2017 ACM International Collegiate Programming Contest East Central North American Regional Contest.
2017 Annual ACM Programming Contest
Students enjoyed friendly competition at the annual ACM Programming Contest this Saturday. Thirty-six teams competed to win prizes donated by Reynolds and Reynolds. Undergraduate and Graduate teams competed against each other to solve seven programming questions. The morning was full of balloons
Amit Sheth commercialized his successful software system Twitris in partnership with Wright State’s tech-transfer office.
B.L. Ramakrishna will lecture on “Grand Challenges in Engineering and the Role of Materials, Manufacturing and Education in Addressing Them” on Sept. 27 in the Neuroscience Engineering Collaboration Building.
The center will strengthen technical communication by scientists and engineers while giving students from other disciplines a place to develop the art of research communication.
President Cheryl B. Schrader and the campus community recognized award recipients during the University Convocation and Awards Ceremony.
Derek Desentz, a junior computer science and computer engineering major at Wright State, hones his coding skills as an intern at the Air Force Institute of Technology.
Jeremy Brunn and Alan Smith became two important members of the Kno.e.sis team that transformed Twitris into a Dayton-based startup company.
