Newsletter
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Course on Provocative Design toward Climate Resilience
How can we create provocative technological interventions to increase awareness and reflection about climate resilience? This course will approach this question through hands-on projects and insights from human-computer interaction design and climate science research. This includes looking at how we design interfaces to provoke emotions and reflection, as well as compassion, actually to achieve a…
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Wanted: Readers and Tutors for AM 10, AM 20 and Stat 5
Please apply for reader and/or group tutor positions for these courses at the Baskin RTA page.
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Welcome Baskin Engineers – Fall Orientation!
Kick off the school year at our 2025 Major Meet & Greet in the Baskin Courtyard! Connect with faculty, advisors, and fellow students across all Baskin Engineering majors. Slugworks, Slugbotics, Formula Slug, and the UCSC Rocket Team will be on hand with live demonstrations! You’ll also have a chance to connect with campus resources and…
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Readers and Group Tutors Needed for TIM 50 Business Information System
Readers and Group Tutors are needed for TIM50 (Business Information System) in Fall 2025. If you are interested, please apply ASAP through the BE’s Reader/Tutor Application (RTA) system for these courses taught by Professor Yihsu Chen. Qualifications & Preferences: Preference will be given to students who When applying on RTA, you must include the following:
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Reader and Tutor Positions for Fall 2025 in CSE12, CSE120
Readers and Group Tutors are needed for CSE 120 (Computer Architecture) and Group Tutors only are needed for CSE 12 (Computer Systems and Assembly Programming) in Fall 2025. If you are interested, please apply ASAP through the BE’s Reader/Tutor Application (RTA) system for these courses taught by me (Prof. Sagnik Nath). Qualifications & Preferences: Special…
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ECE101/L: Readers needed
Readers needed for grading ECE101/L. Candidates must have previously done well in this class or an equivalent. Please list any additional relevant experience in circuit design and analysis. Apply here. Please contact Professor Nathan Ellis with any questions at nellis1@ucsc.edu.