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NWC RITs



The Mathematics department at the University of Maryland, College Park offers RIT (Research Interaction Teams) programs each semester. Each semester, the Norbert Wiener Center offers at least one RIT to provide graduate students and motivated undergraduate students, an in-depth exposure to a specific research topic that might not otherwise get covered in a standard graduate course or topics course. The RITs are often heavily student involved and have the option to be taken for academic credit.

Below is a list of recent RITs offered by Norbert Wiener Center Faculty.

Fall 2018

  • Applied Harmonic Analysis
    Radu Balan

    Mondays 12pm - 1pm, MTH 1310
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  • Deep Learning
    Wojtek Czaja, Tom Goldstein, and Zeyad Emam

    Fridays 12pm - 1pm, EGR 0108
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Fall 2015

  • Applied Harmonic Analysis
    Radu Balan, Kasso Okoudjou

    Wednesday: 12pm
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  • Deep Learning
    Wojciech Czaja

    Wednesday: 2pm

Fall 2014

  • Graph Sparsifiers
    Kasso Okoudjou

    Monday: 1-2pm
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  • Directional Representations
    Wojciech Czaja

    Wednesday: 1-2pm

  • Sparse Data Methods with Applications to Biological Datasets
    Wojciech Czaja

    Monday

Spring 2014

  • Directional Representations
    Wojciech Czaja

  • Inpainting
    Wojciech Czaja

  • Paseless Reconstruction
    Radu Balan and Kasso Okoudjou

Fall 2013

  • The HRT Conjecture
    Kasso Okoudjou