Pre-College Summer Session provides high school students with the unique opportunity to take summer courses offered by Carnegie Mellon University for credit. Students earn college credit while working ...

Taught by instructors from Carnegie Mellon's CERT Division, the CyFIR track prepares students in information security and digital investigations through a skill-based curriculum using state-of-the-art ...

Ph.D. students in the department can begin research quickly. Some begin in the first semester as soon as they join a group. Some do optional rotations to help them find the best group for them by ...

Carnegie Mellon University’s Safety21 U.S. Department of Transportation National University Transportation Center helped shape the vision for PennSTART — the Pennsylvania Safety Transportation and ...

Question foundational assumptions, work with world-renowned thinkers to test bold ideas and engage directly with research that is fundamentally shifting scientific paradigms. Through hard work, you’ve ...

Ask students to write their names in large letters on both sides of a folded 5 x 8 index card and to keep this card on their desks for the first few classes. Annotate your class roster. When you meet ...

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Students Cheat on Assignments and Exams ...

Tom Mitchell's two daughters are grown but watching his newest 'baby' learn to read is an unprecedented achievement. Professor Mitchell leads the team that developed the Never-Ending Language Learner ...

Biotechnology harnesses biological processes to develop technologies and products that help improve our lives. The use of biotechnology in the health care sector has led to the production of medicines ...

Carnegie Mellon University hosts a Naval ROTC unit on campus. Air Force and Army ROTC students attending Carnegie Mellon are affiliated with units hosted at nearby University of Pittsburgh.

Researchers in CMU's Language Technologies Institute have created an AI tool that could help fix a child's speech and preserve their identity and personality by allowing them to hear the reconstructed ...