Discovery Zone
From Daily Progress
February 28, 1999 By Leslie Close
omputer Science graduate student Glenn Wasson explains the
mechanisms of Marcus the Robot to attendees at the University of
Virginia School of Engineering
and Applied Science's Open House on
Saturday. The automation has been programmed to see its surroundings
and is able to make distinctions between some shapes and colors.
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Articles about UVA Computer Science
- Five at UVa get grants, The Daily Progress
- From ice caps to deserts, Mikesell's research environs have been extreme, Inside UVa, April 14, 2000
- Father of Computing at Virginia, Virginia Engineering, Spring 2000
- Models connect technology, biology, The Cavalier Daily, February 2000
- Computer Degree Program Offered, Inside UVa, January 28, 2000
- UVa Offers New Degree in Computer Engineering, Press Release, January 20, 2000
- Faculty members design new computer course, Cavalier Daily, March 5, 1999
- Discovery Zone, Daily Progress, February 28, 1999
- CS Department Recognizes Outstanding Achievements, December 18, 1998
- ISO CS, December 10, 1998
- 1998 ACM Mid-Atlantic Regional Programming Contest, November 14, 1998
- Money talks: Cash or Credit, Computerworld Magazine, November 2, 1998
- Graduate Student Robert Bartholet Promoted, October, 23, 1998
- Timothy A. Koogle - President and CEO of Yahoo, UVA Alumni News, Fall 1998
- Ex-UVa Student Turns Heads, Profits as a High-Profile Internet Provider, Daily Progress, August 16, 1999
- Computer Science related stories, Virginia Engineering, Spring 1997
