Undergraduate Researcher Profile: Joseph Tuzo

Computer Science and Electrical Engineering

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Undergraduate Researcher Profile: Joseph Tuzo

Joseph Tuzo graduated from UMBC this past May with a B.S. in Computer Science. His research projects included analyzing the dynamics of simulated roadway traffic in order to reduce commute times, and work with UMBC's MAPLE Lab on the Playing to Program (P2P) Project. To learn more about Joseph's research pursuits, read his research profile.

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posted	October 10, 2011
sponsor	Computer Science and Electrical Engineering
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