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DAC Student Spotlight: Akshita Jha , redirectAkshita Jha’s primary research focuses on how to prevent automated machine learning models from exacerbating existing biases. What Jha likes best about being a student at the Discovery Analytics Center is the opportunity for discussions with other Ph.D. students on different research topics.
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New master's degree for Innovation Campus , redirectThe master’s of engineering degree in computer science is designed to prepare graduates for mid-level and advanced positions in industries related to computing technology.
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DAC Student Spotlight: Yi-Chun Chang , redirectChang’s interest in using social media analytics for detecting threats began as an undergraduate, inspired by some of the projects he worked on and participating in hackathons. Chang’s current project with Lu is a collaboration with a Maryland firm funded by the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority (WMATA).
News and Events
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$10M GIFT WILL HELP FUEL DISCOVERIES AT INNOVATION CAMPUS , redirectVirginia Tech’s growing impact in the greater Washington, D.C., metro area will receive a significant boost thanks to a multimillion-dollar gift from Octo founder and CEO Mehul Sanghani ’98 and his wife, Hema Sanghani ’99.
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Class Schedule Spring 2021Classes begin on January 19 (All courses to be held virtually, regardless of instruction method on schedule.)
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Thomas Jefferson High School student’s DAC summer internship leads to his first publication — Jason Wang presents paper at IEEE International Conference on Big Data , redirectReflecting on his experience, Wang, a senior at Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and Technology in Alexandria, Virginia, said that the two most valuable things he learned are first, while some of the approaches you try do not work as planned, they could serve as stepping stones to the final model and second, “speak up and be unafraid of sharing failures so as not to get stuck in a single direction.”