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Ying Wu College of Computing
Ying Wu College of Computing
NJIT Develops New Computer Memory Control to Speed Up Cloud Servers
Tuesday, October 15, 2019
Virtual machines are an important kind of software, invented in the 1960s but only popular since the 2000s, that enables servers to run several operating systems simultaneously — but lately they're facing an efficiency problem that NJIT professor Xiaoning Ding believes he can address. The majority of servers are now virtualized, especially those in the cloud, because it saves companies money and reduces data center concerns such as power and heat. The problem is that new high-end servers have more than one type of memory, and the standard management techniques don't do well at arranging...
NJIT Collaboration with Facebook Boosts Opportunities for Students
Monday, October 14, 2019
Catarina DeMatos’ experience with Facebook started with a surprise in the fall of 2018. She walked into her CS 114 class and learned her instructor was Miki Friedmann, a Facebook software engineer and a visiting faculty member at NJIT’s Ying Wu College of Computing. Friedmann was teaching the class as part of Facebook’s Engineer-in-Residence program, whose primary objective is to increase the number of women and minorities entering the high-tech world. The program includes many extracurricular activities ranging from technical interview preparation workshops to dedicated support...
Entrepreneur Society Visits 10 Burgeoning Businesses in a Single Day
Tuesday, October 8, 2019
They headed out at 8 a.m. on a Friday in September for a whirlwind excursion of Manhattan-based startups, accelerators, incubators and venture capital firms. And after traversing the city, between midtown and downtown, they returned to NJIT at day’s end with a firsthand view and better understanding of the world of entrepreneurship. The group of 15 Highlanders — students from the university’s Martin Tuchman School of Management, Ying Wu College of Computing and Newark College of Engineering — were treated to tours and discussions during the trip, a first-of-its-kind for the Entrepreneur...
NJIT Students Come in 1st With Election-Inspired Hackathon Project
Friday, October 4, 2019
It was a timely inspiration that garnered two Honors College students a first-place hackathon win. With the upcoming election season expected to be fraught with doctored videos of famous figures aiming to influence voters — known as deepfakes — Aarati Srikumar and George Aboudiwan, along with two teammates from other schools, developed a web-based solution to detect such deception and provide “a level of protection and reality for users.” Dubbed DeFake, the web browser extension and application employs machine learning to analyze and determine if online videos are fake or have been...
NJIT Student Launching New Mobile Payment App for Small Businesses
Friday, October 4, 2019
Stop in any Starbucks or McDonalds and you’ll see the signs by the credit card reader: Google Pay accepted here, Apple Pay accepted, or tap to pay. Visit a vendor at a farmers market and you’ll find many accept credit or debit cards using an attachment on their smartphone from Square or Clover. The mobile payment world is a crowded marketplace, but Nemi Shah, a computer science student at the Ying Wu College of Computing (YWCC), sees a still-growing ecosystem and an unmet opportunity for some businesses – specifically small business owners in the service industry who still rely on...
NJIT Hosts Tech Giants Facebook, Google and Microsoft
Tuesday, October 1, 2019
NJIT students had a chance to connect with tech powerhouses Facebook, Google and Microsoft during information sessions held on campus. Sessions included tech challenges, puzzle competitions, panel discussions and résumé workshops. Reynald Benoit, ‘06, shared his journey of ending up at Google after graduating with a bachelor’s degree in web information systems at NJIT. Students were able to ask questions and seek advice. Check out the video below to see highlights of these tech giants coming to campus.
NJIT Planned Its First Computer Lab 65 Years Ago, Used for Dissertations
Monday, September 30, 2019
There were no digital computers at NJIT, known as Newark College of Engineering, in 1960. This was not a unique situation. Most computers in 1960 were room-sized beasts performing logic through vacuum tubes. A few companies made smaller machines, when small was a relative term meaning something about the size of a Mini Cooper. Large universities at that time might lease a mainframe, but most organizations including Newark College of Engineering instead purchased punch-card accounting systems for administrative use, along with mechanical terminals called teletypes to access...
Put Away Your Smartphone to Understand Tech's Impact on Elections
Thursday, September 19, 2019
Students wishing to understand the chaos of national politics might listen to Cody Buntain, a new assistant professor in the Ying Wu College of Computing informatics department, who said it succinctly: "Look away from the phone." Buntain joined NJIT this year to teach computer ethics and to research how computing systems can be built more resilient against misinformation campaigns. The question everyone asks him, whether it's ordinary citizens or a U.S. Senate subcommittee on intelligence, is whether the 2020 election season will suffer the same debacles of outside influence as the 2016...
Getting the Job: NJIT Students Share Their Career Fair Know-how
Monday, September 16, 2019
According to NJIT Career Development Services’ most recent annual report, almost one-fifth of undergrads from the Class of 2018 who reported full-time employment indicated an NJIT career fair as their source. That figure certainly demonstrates the value of students attending the fair, to both mingle with prospective employers and leave a lasting impression on recruiters. But vital to the mix in landing a position is preparedness. With the Fall 2019 Career Fair just around the corner — Wednesday, Oct. 2, at NJIT’s Wellness and Events Center — these Highlanders, who scored internships...
NJIT Experts Lead $1.5M NSF Grant to Study Social Media Moderation
Friday, September 13, 2019
NJIT researchers received an $849,024 National Science Foundation grant to help invent ways of taming the wilderness that is online content moderation. Anyone who interacts in online communities knows the pain, whether you commented on an article, calmed down friends arguing with each other on your Facebook wall, made a tough Yelp review or got censored by a forum manager. "Never read the comments" is a mantra of news writers in the 21st century, although we all secretly do. Content moderation goes back to the dawn of the printing press, explained Yvette Wohn, director of the Social...
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