Carnegie Mellon Silicon Valley students Aveek Purohit, Zheng Sun, and professor Pei Zhang were awarded the Best Demo prize at the 7th annual ACM Conference on Embedded Networked Sensor Systems (SenSys) in Berkeley, California. The Carnegie Mellon team demonstrated "SensorFly--A Controlled-Mobile Aerial Sensor Network."
Our approach to graduate studies is decentralized. Each department develops and manages its own degree programs and admission process. Contact the appropriate Graduate Study Coordinator.
The Pittsburgh Chapter of the Achievement Rewards for College Scientists (ARCS) Foundation offers an ARCS scholarship, providing $5,000 of support per year for three years or until the completion of the doctoral degree. Review applicant qualifications and nominating criteria.
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The College of Engineering provides graduate students with exciting research and educational opportunities that address the challenging technology-oriented problems facing us today. Our graduates are highly successful in industry and academia and are well-prepared to assume leadership roles in organizations that demand well-trained and innovative professionals. Learn more about opportunities at CIT.
If you are pursuing graduate studies outside of the US, we can offer options for a Carnegie Mellon degree. Through distance learning technologies and partnerships with local governments and academia, CIT students are located around the world. Learn where our programs are located.