Undergraduate Research Experiences in Computational Science at a Community College
Author(s): Tony Sena
Massachusetts Bay Community College
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Summary:
Resource from the 2015 BioQUEST Summer Workshop
Contents:
Allele_Cluster_-_IEEE_SoutheastCon_2014_-_Extended_Abstract_-_final.pdf(PDF | 392 KB)- Alleles_Cerberus_-_IEEE_SoutheastCon_2014_-_Poster_V3_-_final.pdf(PDF | 2 MB)
- Beowulf_Poster.pdf(PDF | 2 MB)
- Fractals_-_DES_-_Cerberus_-_Abstract_-_V5-_CCSCNE_2013.pdf(PDF | 282 KB)
- RESEARCHOUTREACHACTIVITIESMassBay.pdf(PDF | 207 KB)
- TSP_GA_Poster_2015_-_CUR_POH_-_HANDOUT.pdf(PDF | 1 MB)
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Description
We will present our experiences doing undergraduate research in the area of parallel computing and distributed systems on a multidisciplinary environment with STEM students. We show that community college students can also do basic research that can be published at well-known computer science and engineering conferences. We are currently doing research in the areas of networking, computer security, bioinformatics, DNA analysis, computational biology, digital image processing, computational science, etc.
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Researchers should cite this work as follows:
- Sena, T. (2018). Undergraduate Research Experiences in Computational Science at a Community College. BioQUEST / HHMI / CaseNet Summer Workshop 2015, QUBES Educational Resources. doi:10.25334/Q44M49