REU SITE: Harvey Mudd REU Site on Artificial Intelligence, Systems, and Optical Networking

[摘要]cns - 0451293pi: Ran libeskin - hadasinstitution: Harvey Mudd CollegeTitle: REU Site: Harvey Mudd REU Site on Artificial Intelligence， Systems， and Optical networking本项目为本科生创建了一个新的研究体验网站，专注于人工智能，系统和光网络领域。来自大洛杉矶地区的本科生在主办机构参加为期十周的暑期研究项目。该项目包括由经验丰富的计算机科学教师指导，每周的演讲和研讨会，实验室参观和其他专业发展机会。这个项目的智力价值在于强大的研究基础和教师的专业知识。这些项目是目前主要的研究领域，是整个社区感兴趣的，并且具有明确的实际应用。学生参与从准备研究文献综述到生产和传播研究成果的全方位研究活动。该项目的更广泛影响包括为本科生，特别是来自代表性不足群体的学生提供高质量的研究经验。参与的教师致力于让女性和代表性不足的少数民族学生参与他们的研究。与加州州立大学（California State University）系统附近校区的合作，应该能够招收到各种各样的学生，这些学生可能无法在自己的校园里获得类似的经历。因此，这个项目有可能产生新的计算机科学研究生和教师，并在促进学习的同时推进发现和理解

AbstractCNS-0451293PI: Ran Libeskind-HadasInstitution: Harvey Mudd CollegeTitle: REU Site: Harvey Mudd REU Site on Artificial Intelligence, Systems, and Optical NetworkingThis project creates a new Research Experience for Undergraduates site focused on the areas of artificial intelligence, systems, and optical networking. Cohorts of undergraduate students from the greater Los Angeles area participate in a ten-week summer research program at the host institution. The project includes mentorship by the experienced computer science faculty members, weekly presentations and seminars, and laboratory visits and other professional development opportunities. The intellectual merit of this project lies in strong research basis and the expertise of the faculty. The projects are in major current research areas that are of interest to the community at large and that have clear practical applications. The students participate in a full range of research activities from preparing research literature reviews to production and dissemination of research results. The broader impacts of the project include providing a quality research experience to undergraduate students, particularly students from underrepresented groups. The participating faculty members are committed to engaging women and under-represented minority students in their research. The partnership with nearby campuses in the California State University system should enable recruitment of a diverse set of students who might not have access to similar experiences on their own campuses. Thus this project has the potential to produce new computer science graduate students and faculty members and to advance discovery and understanding while promoting learni