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First Threads Graduate Ties It All Together

In December 2007, slightly more than a year after it took effect, the new Threads computer science curriculum at the College of Computing already had its first graduate: Christopher Octa. Although Octa was already a junior and had been following the traditional curriculum when Threads was implemented, the new approach dovetailed almost perfectly with his interests and some courses he had already taken.

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News in Brief for July 05, 2009: (06/29/2009)
A Brief History of Augmented Reality

Associate Professor Blair MacIntyre of Interactive Computing talks about his 18 years of working in the field of augmented reality and various applications for the technology. Host: TacticalTransparency.com

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Home Is Where the Smart Is

The Aware Home, a research initiative based in the College of Computing, is not science fiction--it's a real-life laboratory where assistive technologies for groups like the elderly and special-needs children are tested in an actual home environment. Source: CNN

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Georgia Tech Still in World Top 10 for Tech Schools

Georgia Tech held on to its No. 8 ranking among the world's engineering and information technology universities, according to a list published by U.S. News & World Report on June 18. The rankings are based on data from the THE-QS World University Rankings. Source: U.S. News & World Report

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