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  • gamepipe.usc.edu/~zyda

    Michael Zyda Biography

    Home Publications Presentations Students Courses GamePipe Laboratory at USC Latest GamePipe Presentation Material Personal Trainer Michael Zyda MONTEREY (mz) -- Michael Zyda is the Director of the USC GamePipe Laboratory, and a Professor of Engineering Practice in the USC Department of Computer Science. At USC, he created the BS in Computer Science (Games) and MS in Computer Science (Game Development) cross-disciplinary degree programs and doubled the incoming undergraduate enrollment

  • www-scf.usc.edu/~eprins

    Double//Backslash

    Thesis Project Development 2010.3.31//10:55 This project, located in Long Beach - CA, is a mixed use residential and commercial building typology with nested parametric qualities. The main form of the building is generated from spatial data from a swarm aggregation which finds optimal paths through the built enviornment at set velocities. From these field lines the building form is then aggregated and developed in a parametric fasion in which the skin of the building becomes the form onto

  • insidesocal.com/southbaypreps

    Pure Preps | High School Sports in the South Bay

    Pure Preps | High School Sports in the South Bay Daily Breeze Pure Preps How Robert Woods and other former South Bay stars fared in Saturday's college football action By Matt Lopez on September 5, 2011 11:38 AM | Permalink | Comments (0) | By now you've probably heard of the fantastic day that former Serra standout Robert Woods had for USC on Saturday. Woods proved why he's one of the greatest athletes in South Bay history by grabbing a USC-record 17 catches for 177 yards and three TD's in the

  • www-rcf.usc.edu/~markkenn

    MTKennedy Personal Page

    Debug Message Log Home Papers Research Teaching Tools CV/Bio Welcome!You've found your way to my personal webpage, a website I use to explain a bit about the research, teaching and other stuff I do. Click the tabs above to learn more about ... the papers I've published or am writing now, the research program I'm pursing, my teaching and cases I've written, the tools I'm building and using in my research (available to academics!). Or, get all that by clicking the CV/Bio tab where you'll

  • ceng.usc.edu/~parker/BioRC_research.html

    The BioRC Biomimetic Real-Time cortex project

    The BioRC Biomimetic Real-Time Cortex Project Alice C. Parker, Principal Investigator Welcome to the BioRC Project The BioRC Project at the University of Southern California, led by Prof. Alice Parker, researches the fundamental National Academy of Engineering challenge, Reverse Engineering the Brain. The questions if, when and how an artificial brain could be constructed are being raised, and research into the fundamental challenges involved in whole brain emulation is continuing. These