As companies look to hire more technology students instead of traditional accounting students, fintech club members said students need to be prepared for the changing field.
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Cal Poly student helping develop tech to combat human trafficking in SLO
Computer science senior Zahnae Aquino is working closely with the California Cybersecurity Institute (CCI) to develop immersive training for law enforcement.
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Cal Poly student software developers partner with nonprofits to develop tools for change
Cal Poly students are building free software for nonprofits with the hope of recentering the technology community around social impact. Hack4Impact is a national organization that connects students with nonprofits through software development. Students identify and create software solutions, such as building a website, for nonprofits who may not have sufficient resources to do so. […]
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Why students may want to think twice before accepting a job at Tesla
Given Musk’s current streak of behaviors, students may want to think twice about accepting a position with the company.
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Workout waits no more: Rec Center updates gates
Over the summer, the Recreation Center underwent renovations to improve entry wait lines and add new equipment.
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Inaugural hackathon season ends with three-time champions
Computer science senior Joe Wijoyo and computer science junior Karen Kauffman took first place in all three hackathons.
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Sophia the Robot: Puppet or Human?
Kendra Coburn is an English junior and Mustang News columnist. The views expressed in this column do not reflect the viewpoints and editorial coverage of Mustang News. With the return of HBO’s hit series Westworld April 22, artificial intelligence (AI) is back in the forefront of popular fascination. Like Robert Ford, the god-like inventor actor Anthony […]
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Clove: Revolutionizing cooking with indoor plant chambers
Senior project group, Clove, has designed a product that they believe can revolutionize the at-home cooking experience.
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Release of Cal Poly class’ ‘Stranger Things’ multimedia project
“Mouthbreathers with a Mic.” “Demablog.” “Are You Strange Enough?” These are just a few names of the “Stranger Things” media elements that have been created by the Introduction to Media Arts and Technologies (ISLA 240) class, which were officially released to the public Feb. 13. ISLA 240 merges art and technology, encouraging the expression of both areas […]
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Stop and think: Distractions in society
Technology can be used to generate massive societal change if we give it the chance.
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The blue collar class is becoming obsolete
Kendra Coburn believes that the ethical balance of job creation and technological innovation lies in your hands.