More than 80 participants registered for the second annual Everett Symposium.
The Terry and Barbara Everett Symposium on Emerging Technologies held at the Troy University Dothan Campus in September brought together representatives from the business industry, the military, law enforcement and higher education to explore developments in artificial intelligence, cybersecurity and related technologies and their implications for organizations, the workforce and communities.
Made possible by a grant from the late…
Eli Hankinson, a Troy University student, presented his research at the Southeastern Psychological Association Conference.
At the Southeastern Psychological Association Conference in New Orleans, Eli Hankinson, student of Troy University’s College of Education and Behavioral Sciences, presented research examining interactive assessments as an innovative approach to student learning in the age of artificial intelligence.
Hankinson’s research focused on interactive oral assessments (IOAs), a method that emphasizes real-time, unscripted conversations between…
Nineteen teams competed in the annual 24-hour coding event.
More than 80 students and 19 teams competed in the Department of Computer Science’s annual Hackathon competition, a 24-hour coding event where students tackle real-world issues.
Students began arriving at Patterson Hall on the Troy Campus at 8 a.m. on Saturday, Nov. 8 for check in followed by an opening ceremony and a description of the projects.
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TROY's SBDC will bring the world of AI to rural businesses in an after-hours webinar.
Troy University’s Small Business Development Center (SBDC) is leading a new regional initiative designed to help small businesses and community organizations in rural Alabama understand how artificial intelligence (AI) can enhance their operations and expand their capabilities.
The effort begins with a free virtual workshop, “Work Smarter, Not Harder & Safer: AI Tools for Small Business,” scheduled…
