As the VP of Business Development at G5 Engineering Solutions, Herb Gingold, ’91, ’14, spends his days connecting engineers with electrical, software, mechanical and system design solutions. Herb is a natural connector, making him a perfect fit as the chair…
Read More Approximately 130 College of Engineering and Computer Science students registered for the opportunity to gaininsight about employment after college, as UCF alumni reviewed resumes,conducted mock interviews, and contributed to roundtable discussions aboutemployment in engineering and related entrepreneurship.
Read More First they win a national championship. Then they go to the White House. The Knights? Yes. But in this case, it’s the UCF Cyber Defense Team, which claimed the 2014 Raytheon National Collegiate Cyber Defense Competition in April and earned…
Read More **Note: Scroll to bottom of this article for information on how to get the 3D printing blueprints for the arm. The thing Alex Pring hated most about kindergarten wasn’t learning to cut, paste or count. It was answering the same…
Read More Four CECS undergrads are on a UCF team selected to take an experiment on NASA’s zero-gravity plane. One student has a Silicon Valley job waiting for him. July 21, 2014 – Never have UCF students been so excited at the…
Read More Sinkholes happen without warning, swallowing up homes, cars and sometimes people. It’s a natural phenomenon that no one can predict – but researchers at the University of Central Florida want to change that. They are working on developing a way…
Read More The University of Central Florida placed third in the nation and 21st in the world in the “World Cup” of computer programming competitions. UCF placed after New York University and the University of Texas at Brownsville in the World Finals…
Read More A University of Central Florida computer science research team has developed a facial recognition tool that promises to be useful in rapidly matching pictures of children with their biological parents and in potentially identifying photos of missing children as they…
Read More The eight-member UCF team that started as a grassroots effort to educate the community about cyber attacks and how to defend against them was just named the best cyber defense team in the nation. The team placed first in the…
Read More Knightro makes a stop at Hopson Middle School, located at the top of the world in Barrow, Alaska, overlooking the Arctic Ocean. Knightro has been to the northernmost football field in Alaska and to Hawaii. The squeezable, lovable miniature likeness…
Read More Computer science researcher Dr. Ken Stanley has met his match with donor Dr. Charles “Ed” Bailey, and he couldn’t be more pleased. The pair has found common ground about science. And about life. The UCF associate professor has built quite…
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