GRIDS recorded an enlightening workshop on Gen AI in studio, tailored for USC students intrigued by the intersection of artificial intelligence and genetics. The talk provides the audience with a captivating exploration into the fascinating world of Gen AI.
Due to difficulties with our venue and active disruptions on campus, the session was recorded at home, and published here. You can find the recording of the talk here, and the link to the presentation here.
GRIDS hosted an exhilarating Prof Talk featuring esteemed speaker Dr. Chris Mattmann, renowned for his expertise in space exploration and NASA data. The event, held online on April 30, 2024, captivated attendees with insights into unlocking the potential of NASA data to drive innovation and discovery in space exploration.
Dr. Chris Mattmann's engaging presentation provided attendees with a deeper understanding of the power of NASA data and its implications for space exploration. Participants were enthralled by Dr. Mattmann's expertise and passion for the subject, which shone through in his illuminating discussion.
The Industry Talk with Deloitte, presented by Advaita Chandramohan, Business Technology Solutions Analyst, provided USC Viterbi students with invaluable insights into the recruitment process at Deloitte. The online session attracted a diverse audience eager to learn about securing offers at Deloitte.
GRIDS Social Night, held on April 10th, 2024, provided an engaging platform for students to connect and explore the latest trends in data science. Hosted at THH 201, the event welcomed students from diverse backgrounds, fostering a vibrant atmosphere of learning and collaboration.
Attendees indulged in an array of activities, including networking sessions, interactive discussions, and insightful presentations. Industry collaborators and USC professors shared their expertise, offering valuable insights into advancements in machine learning, artificial intelligence, and data visualization.
GRIDS hosted a Workshop on Food Classification at SSL202, inviting USC students eager to enhance their data analysis skills. Presented by Daksh Patel, the workshop provided an immersive experience into the complexities of food classification. The event offered attendees the chance to participate in hands-on activities and tasting sessions.
Per tradition, the Graduates Rising in Information and Data Science (GRIDS) association at USC hosted the Resume Review event on March 22, 2024. The event focuses on helping students boost their resumes and contribute to their full-time / internship hunt.
The purpose is getting resumes reviewed by industry individuals with experience in SDE/DS roles, giving a more realistic and holistic overview of the market demands.
The Social night was a fun and exciting event for everyone! It was an opportunity to meet new people, socialize with other people interested in data science, and play a game of 4 pictures one word. The game is a fun and engaging way to test one's creativity and vocabulary skills by guessing the word that is common to all four pictures.
This event was designed to help students create a professional and effective resume that highlights their skills and experience. The workshop was led by the graduating masters students with successful job hunting campaigns! They offer their insights and tips in attracting the best companies by helping students build their resumes form the ground up!
This workshop was led by Mrs Ann John. The workshop explored the intersection of data science and the US Space Force, with a particular focus on the safety group at the SSC division. The workshop began with an overview of the US Space Force and its mission to protect US interests in space. It then moved on to explore how data science is being used to improve safety and efficiency in space operations.
The event was hosted by a the current president of GRIDS Prashant Singh! The workship was aimed to introduce GitHub and basic Git commands to beginners!
The workshop started with an introduction to GitHub, which covered the basics of version control, repositories, commits, branches, and pull requests. The instructor also explained how GitHub can be used to collaborate with others and manage version control in projects.