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To start with this first week, create a link to your initial project name below. That link should go to a page with an abstract (brief overview) of your project. It is not unusual for these project abstracts to evolve over the course of the summer, so these are not set in stone. | To start with this first week, create a link to your initial project name below. That link should go to a page with an abstract (brief overview) of your project. It is not unusual for these project abstracts to evolve over the course of the summer, so these are not set in stone. | ||
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Intrusion Detection in Swarm Robotics: Student Researcher: Lindsey Coffee-Johnson. Mentor: Dr. Debbie Perouli. Detecting Anomalous Behavior of Socially Assistive Robots in Geriatric Care Facilities |
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Assessing the Framing and Priorities of Data Science Programs: Student Researcher: Diego A. Pérez Morales. Mentor: Dr. Michael Zimmer. |
To start with this first week, create a link to your initial project name below. That link should go to a page with an abstract (brief overview) of your project. It is not unusual for these project abstracts to evolve over the course of the summer, so these are not set in stone.
Second, create a link to your own user page. This page will serve as the central log for how you are spending your time each week.
Third, include your project mentor, with a relevant link to their homepage or wiki page.
You will not have links to a poster or any resulting publications until later.
