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While campus community members support PG&E’s efforts to implement automated power shut-off technology, some express concerns about potential side effects.
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Losing just a single one of these scaled classes will be a disaster since the department must provide more than 7,000 student-seats per year in the upper division courses. It will create a situation where there are simply not enough classroom seats for our existing majors to meet graduation requirements.
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Researchers at UC Berkeley won a $2 million grant from the National Science Foundation to make criminal justice datasets aiming to assist defense attorneys.
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UC Berkeley’s Division of Computing, Data Science and Society, or CDSS, nominated four associate deans with the purpose of diversifying leadership and strengthening the division’s outreach.
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The latest U.S. News and World Report survey ranked the UC Berkeley College of Engineering third nationwide out of more than 200 graduate engineering schools March 17.
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A team of researchers from UC Berkeley and Stanford University has created a perspiration-based sensor system that can provide information about the body.
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Ernest Kuh, professor emeritus and dean of the UC Berkeley College of Engineering from 1973-80, died June 27. He was 86.
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Many students filed into Wheeler Auditorium for their Friday afternoon computer science class expecting to find a seat —they just didn’t expect that seat to be the floor.
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Below are commonly used acronyms at UC Berkeley. GBC — Golden Bear Cafe VLSB — Valley Life Sciences Building FSM — Free Speech Movement (Cafe) CKC — Clark Kerr Campus EECS (pronounced EEKS!) — Electrical Engineering and Computer Sciences SLC — Student Learning Center GSI — Graduate Student Instructor CARS
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Following a record number of applications this spring, the computer science major in the College of Letters & Science will institute a GPA requirement, to take effect in either spring or fall 2014.
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