The School of Computer Science is pleased to announce the following seminar, Adversarial attacks against incremental SVM in anomaly intrusion detection, presented by MSc student Eric Nyakundi. The seminar will take place April 16, 2014 in Reynolds 219 at 11:00 am.
Adversarial attacks against incremental SVM in anomaly Intrusion Detection
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Congratulations to PhD Candidate Jason Ernst, and University of Waterloo Masters student Carlos Saavedra - double winners at the nationwide Canadian Open Data Experience (CODE) hackathon.
School of Computer Science PhD Candidate Jason Ernst, and University of Waterloo Masters student Carlos Saavedra have been identified as finalists in the nationwide Canadian Open Data Experience (CODE) hackathon.
Join the School of Computer Science and the School of Engineering on March 25th for an evening with Google.
Software Engineer and former University of Guelph alumnus Stephanie Wilson will be here to provide an hour long information session for all undergraduate students interested in working at Google. Give your ideas impact by connecting with Google's audience of over 597 million people.
Join us on March 19th at 9:30am in MacKinnon 029 as we welcome Joel Varty, Director of Research and Development at Agility Inc. and former University of Guelph alumnus.
Several students from the School of Computer Science registered and competed in the first HackerNest Construct Hackathon over the February 22nd/23rd weekend.
School of Computer Science PhD student Sajid Marhon will present a seminar on Thursday February 26 at 1:00pm in Reynolds Room 219.
Development of a New, DSP-based Gene Prediction Technique
Stefan Kremer
On March 6th, join the College of Physical and Engineering Sciences and the School of Engineering as they host Queen's University's Professor Hossam Hassanein.
Dr. Hassanein will present Utilizing Mobile Ubiquitous Resources (MUR) at 3pm on Thursday, March 6, 2014. The presentation will take place in Richards Building, Room 3504. The abstract is provided below.
This weekend approximately 30 people - students, staff, and faculty of the University of Guelph, and members from the Guelph community - gathered in the Science Complex Atrium to take part in the first Open Data Day Hackathon.
Sponsored by the City of Guelph, the University of Guelph, and the College of Physical and Engineering Sciences, teams of coders and non-coders came together with a goal of developing tools that used, processed, analyzed, or helped further expand the City's open data warehouse.