ECET 58100 (Robot Programming) students staged a race of 1:10-scale autonomous vehicles in Knoy Hall, testing their programming skills for vehicle navigation and static obstacle avoidance.
Examining what makes open source communities thrive
Sabine Brunswicker, associate professor of technology leadership & innovation, and her research team examine the structure and culture of open source communities to help them be more productive. The team analyzes millions of lines of code to find collaborative patterns, examines the stability of underlying code over time, models the evolution of a group’s code, and compares how its technology compares to other products.
Seniors win big with home-based hydroponics garden
Two Purdue Polytechnic Institute seniors are part of team whose company, Hydro Grow LLC, won the Schurz Innovation Challenge December 8.
Clark, Black join ProSTAR team
The Center for Professional Studies (ProSTAR) has added two new staff members to the ProSTAR family: Carrie Clark and Sarah Black.
ProSTAR wins rebranding award from UPCEA
ProSTAR has been nationally recognized as a Bronze Medal winner for marketing rebranding through the University Professionals in Continuing and Online Education Association (UPCEA).
What now for the Class of 2016: Robert Parham
Find out the future plans for 2016 construction management graduate Robert Parham.
Polytechnic research proposals submitted – October 2016
Funding proposals for October 2016.
Polytechnic research awards - October 2016
Funded research awards for Ocotber 2016.
Doctoral research helps students feel invisible phenomena
Mayari Serrano’s research projects tend to focus on the intersection of one’s hands and technology.
Google News Lab University partnership to benefit transdisciplinary studies
Google News Lab University will soon be utilized by Purdue Polytechnic's transdisciplinary studies in technology program as part of a new partnership with the Purdue Data Storytelling Network.