Purdue Teaching and Learning Technologies has launched AI Bytes, a new initiative aimed at empowering instructors with the latest generative AI technologies and how it can help save them time in their instruction.
Mia Reed traces her path to a career in engineering to the time her grandmother needed heart surgery and was offered a mechanical artery as an option, something a younger Reed had never heard of and that prompted her to go research the technology.
Gaining Early Access and Readiness for Undergraduate Programs (Indiana GEAR UP), a program spearheaded by Purdue’s College of Education, works with school and community partners around the state to address this issue in a variety of ways. One way is STEM-oriented teacher professional development.
A pilot and potentially a future airline executive, Ian Welsch Bisso already has experience running his own airline, among other things provisioning it with airliners, operating and maintaining the fleet, and eventually retiring and replacing those planes.
Innovation is the lifeblood of progress, and fostering an inventive mindset among students is paramount. Santokh Badesha, Distinguished Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering, is leading a groundbreaking course at Purdue University to instill this mindset.
