June 5-16, 2017 |
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Gainesville, FL |
The 2017 Gator Computing Program wrapped up on June 16th after offering an incredible opportunity to learn from UF’s preeminent research facilities. During this two-week program, student participants discovered and explored several scientific applications and environments – including tours of campus laboratories – using what they learned to tackle real world problems as part of a project team. The students also got to hear lectures from leading science and humanities faculty and take programming lessons in Arduino, MATLAB, Python, and Unity software.
The Final Day presentations for the Gator Computing Program were streamed live and recorded for later viewing.
A diverse range of topics were presented by UF faculty and staff members leading their fields of research, as students sought to understand the vital roles of computer science in each area of interest.
Topics below were featured in the 2017 Gator Computing Program:
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