October 30, 2012
David Tyler, an undergraduate student in the School of Computational Sciences, took first prize in the Student Design Contest at the System-on-Chip Conference. Tyler tied for first place with a UCI Graduate Student, receiving a $500 cash prize for his project titled “Map the Network”. The contest was sponsored by the Orange County division of the IEEE.
Amidst laughter and jokes, Gay highlighted the serious problems facing those who share their opinions in the public forum.
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