Program Overview

Introduction to University Programs

The university offers a range of programs in various fields, including engineering, applied science, and computer science.

Academics

Graduate Programs

• Graduate Degree in Applied + Computational Mathematics
• Graduate Degree in Computer Science
• Graduate Degree in Computing + Mathematical Sciences
• Graduate Degree in Control + Dynamical Systems
• Graduate Subject Minors

Undergraduate Programs

• Undergraduate Major in Applied + Computational Mathematics
• Undergraduate Major in Computer Science
• Undergraduate Major in Information + Data Sciences
• Undergraduate Minor in Control + Dynamical Systems
• Undergraduate Minor in Computer Science
• Undergraduate Minor in Information + Data Sciences

Research Areas

• Algorithmic Economics
• Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning
• Computational Biology
• Graphics and Geometry
• Information Theory and Applied Probability
• Mathematics of Data
• Mathematical Modeling and Analysis
• Molecular Programming and Synthetic Biology
• Networked and Distributed Systems
• Optimization
• Quantum Information and Computation
• Robotics and Autonomous Control
• Scientific Computing and Numerical Analysis
• Theoretical Computer Science

Course Description

EE/CS 147: Digital Ventures Design

This course aims to offer the scientific foundations of analysis, design, development, and launching of innovative digital products and study elements of their success and failure. The course provides students with an opportunity to experience combined team-based design, engineering, and entrepreneurship. The lectures present a disciplined step-by-step approach to develop new ventures based on technological innovation in this space, and with invited speakers, cover topics such as market analysis, user/product interaction and design, core competency and competitive position, customer acquisition, business model design, unit economics and viability, and product planning. Throughout the term students will work within an interdisciplinary team of their peers to conceive an innovative digital product concept and produce a business plan and a working prototype. The course project culminates in a public presentation and a final report. Every year the course and projects focus on a particular emerging technology theme. ```python