The new Central Coast Cyber Forensic Lab is creating opportunities for Cal Poly students to get involved in cybersecurity.
Not just a man’s thing: Cal Poly lecturers bridge the coding gender gap
Looking down the string of people, Code Club SLO founder Vanessa Salas noticed she was one of very few women in line.
Cal Poly Extended Education hosts Coding for Kids workshop
The program allowed the young students to create things like applications and social media quizzes.
Cal Poly alumnus launches successful puzzle app
Ryan McLeod has redefined the way to play puzzles after launching his free puzzle app, Blackbox, last Thursday.
Amid changes, SLO bus tracking app aims to ease public transportation strain
The company now has nine employees and has expanded its app range beyond California.
Institute of Advanced Technology and Public Policy receives $1.2 million grant to ‘open government’ program
The Institute of Advanced Technology and Public Policy will use the grant to enhance voters’ access to government meetings.
Brains battle it out
Six of Cal Poly’s best and brightest computer programmers are preparing for the Southern California Regional “Battle of the Brains” competition on Nov. 12. The competition is a chance for participants to advance to the contest’s World Finals next year…
Attack of the Android apps: students create applications for class competition
Six Cal Poly students came out with top prizes in the Android App Contest sponsored by Intuit last quarter.
Engineering department receives ABET recognition
The College of Engineering received recognition at the 2010 Accreditation Board for Engineering and Technology (ABET) symposium for its assessment techniques and evaluation reports utilized by the ABET for ongoing accreditation.
EE grading guideline disappears
A controversial grading policy was voted down in the electrical engineering department during spring quarter.