Wednesday, May 1 | 4-5 p.m. | BR 264 Today Luke Sanderson will give a talk in the Math Seminar about neural networks. The seminar is in BR 264 at 4 p.m. See below title and abstract. Title: RNNs and Gradient Descent Abstract: Ever wondered how your phone can talk, recognizes songs, etc.? Surprisingly or unsurprisingly, it deals with math and coding. What your phone has […]
Wednesday, May 1 | 4-7 p.m. | American Indian Center (CMU 115) Please join the American Indian Center as we close an amazing semester of events! Stop by the American Indian Center, grab some food, and hang out with us. During this time, we will also take recommendations for events in the fall semester!
Do you still need to complete your LASC 1A – Oral Communication? Four sections of online COMM 100 have been added to the summer schedule. 000490000491000492000493 Check it out and register now.
Today is the day! Stop by the CMU before 6 p.m. and pick up a T-shirt, take some photos, eat some cookies and visit with us! So far, 212 Dragons have given. Will you be a part of the action? Give online at givingday.mnstate.edu until midnight and participate in our challenges on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram! Check out the challenges […]
Professor Tim Harms, Mathematics, and Jena Backes, Mathematics and Mathematics Education major, presented at the MN Council of Teachers of Mathematics Conference April 26 in Duluth. Their presentation was titled: Activities and Courses in Mathematical Studies with Programming.