Rosemary Astheimer challenges CGT 22600 (Introduction to Constraint-Based Modeling) students with a different project every semester, and Rotor Clip’s “Ring-A-Majig” contest provided the inspiration for this spring’s coursework.
National Institute of Justice awards research assistantship to doctoral student in cyber forensics
The National Institute of Justice (NIJ) has awarded a research assistantship to Danielle Crimmins, a Ph.D. student in the Department of Computer and Information Technology chaired by Kathryn Seigfried-Spellar, assistant professor of computer and information technology.
Polytechnic faculty recognized at Faculty Awards Convocation
Purdue Polytechnic faculty members were among University faculty recognized April 25 at the Faculty Awards Convocation.
Faculty, staff, students honored at 2016-17 year-end ceremony
Purdue Polytechnic Institute faculty, staff, and students were recognized at an end-of-the-year awards ceremony for their achievements during the 2016-2017 academic year.
Computer graphics seniors create interactive 3-D rendering of Fort Ouiatenon
A new 3-D version of Fort Ouiatenon created by students in the Department of Computer Graphics Technology (CGT) provides the most accurate representation ever created of what the historical site may have looked like, and the project could be the first of several collaborations between CGT and the Tippecanoe County Historical Association.
Student teams pitch product ideas at Innovation Summit
The Purdue Polytechnic Institute announced the Student Pitch Competition winners from the Purdue Polytechnic Innovation Summit.
Automatically-generated lifelike teaching avatars may improve access to high-quality education
To improve educational materials and e-learning, Nicoletta Adamo-Villani, professor of computer graphics technology, and her colleagues want to automate the process of creating movie-quality computer-animated instructors that are able to speak, gesture, and write on an animated whiteboard without sacrificing delivery eloquence.
Nida joins IN-MaC as education and workforce development director
Robert L. Nida has joined the Indiana Next Generation Manufacturing Competitiveness Center (IN-MaC) as its education and workforce development director, effective April 17.
ROTC celebrates tradition in 2nd Annual Norwegian Foot March
Nearly 300 cadets as well as Active Duty, National Guard, Army Reserve Soldiers, Marines, and Airmen traveled to Purdue University on March 25 to participate in the 2nd Annual Norwegian Foot March.
