Plus, 'Beyond J' podcast with Chief AI Officer Sasha Sidorkin
Equipment donation bridges gap between classroom and industry |
Sacramento State's College of Engineering and Computer Science received a major boost with Bosch Rexroth's donation of industrial computer training station kits valued at nearly $484,000. The equipment will provide students with hands-on experience using industry-standard technology.
"Our students should know what an industrial (computer) looks like and how to program them," said Ray Tang, assistant professor of Mechanical Engineering. "We're using hardware that is now being purchased by everyone, and so our students will have this knowledge. It's kind of a win-win for them."
The donation aligns with the college's efforts to enhance practical learning experiences and prepare graduates for successful careers in engineering and technology fields.
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'A very useful robot': AI's promise, pitfalls |
Sasha Sidorkin, Sac State's chief AI officer, sits down with the 'Beyond J' podcast to talk about the state of artificial intelligence. Listen now.
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CSU selects interim head for
new Black excellence center |
Robert "BJ" Snowden has been appointed to head the new CSU Statewide Central Office for the Advancement of Black Excellence, hosted at Sacramento State. Read more.
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New ASL lab enhances learning,
prepares future interpreters |
The Deaf Studies program unveiled its new American Sign Language lab, which provides a safe space to engage in Deaf culture, and allows students to practice and refine their ASL skills. Read more.
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Exclusive look at Sacramento State's new proposed football stadium renderings (CBS 13)
- Sacramento State opens new American Sign Language lab (Fox 40)
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'It gave me hope': Sacramento State students watch Vice Presidential debate (KCRA)
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