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Grad student uses AWS cloud computing to track shipments for capstone project, lands job
November 15, 2018
Anya Chaliotis, a graduate of the master’s degree program in information management, used Amazon Web Services (AWS) cloud computing to deliver a supply chain solution for a global logistics company in her capstone project. Find out how the experience landed her a job.
Action required to avoid loss of shared UW Google Drive and UW OneDrive for Business files
November 14, 2018
If someone in your team has left the University, you may need to take action before Nov. 27 to preserve any shared files that they created and shared with you. On that date, all UW G Suite Google Drive files and UW Office 365 OneDrive for Business files that were owned by alumni, retirees, and former students, faculty and staff — with the exception of Emeriti Faculty and Emeriti Librarians — will be permanently deleted. This includes any content or files they may have shared with current UW students, faculty and staff. The University has a standard practice of deleting files once the individual who owns the files has left the University.
VeriCite checks papers for plagiarism
November 13, 2018
Instructors can use VeriCite, available in Canvas, to compare student papers with sources on the internet and papers submitted at the UW. Instructors can set up plagiarism review on a per-assignment basis in Canvas, and students can review the results
The internet of the ocean deepens our understanding of the ocean’s mysteries
November 12, 2018
Learn how scientists are unraveling the ocean’s mysteries with a sea of never-before-available data, and using research computing and data science tools to deepen our understanding of our planet’s life support system. They’re partnering with UW-IT and the UW’s eScience Institute for the expertise they need to accelerate their work.
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