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IEEE students fix computer network for local high schoolCivil engineering
students arent the only ones building bridges. Members of the
Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) are building
digital bridges they hope will help financially strapped communities
and schools straddle the digital divide, that rift of opportunity created
between those who do and dont have access to technology. Today, students with restricted access to the Internet or limited exposure to technology are dramatically hampered in their educational and professional growth... [FULL STORY] EECS students project attempts to make technology intuitive for the elderlyStrides in technology
have made it possible for people who are far away from each other to
stay in constant contact. Keeping tabs on an elderly parent can be as easy as logging onto a Web site thats connected to an interactive communication system. However, the problem often occurs on the other end, as most elderly people are not comfortable communicating on computers...[FULL STORY] ME trade show spotlights student ingenuityAt the end of every
fall semester the second floor of Etcheverry is transformed into a student
showcase of cutting- edge technology and inventions, all based on the
tiny sensors and motes under development at Berkeley. Student groups had a month and a half to conceptualize and implement a new product for an ME graduate class. Funding was provided by Ford Motor Co., and the work was carried out in Etcheverrys Ford Prototyping Lab...[FULL STORY]
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