 programs. With its strong technical support for long-distance learning, about 25% of the part-time student population reside outside of the Bay Area. However, with its unique location in Silicon Valley, many local students stem from prominent companies such as Yahoo, Google, IBM, Lockheed Martin, Oracle, Boeing and Microsoft, providing a vibrant environment with many diverse corporate experiences.

Over 600 alumni have graduated from the Silicon Valley campus since 2002, adding to the over 6000 Carnegie Mellon alumni working in the Bay Area.

Research 
The campus has a growing research effort, which began in 2008 as a natural growth of the CyLab Mobility Research Center.  The research primarily focused on software mobility, networking and security. CMUSV has now grown into a vibrant research community with groundbreaking initiatives in wireless sensors, machine learning, context area computing, security, energy technology, software and systems engineering and disaster management.

More recently, the research efforts have grown to include Disaster Management, Language Technologies, UAVs, Antannae Optimization, Health Technology systems. Cutting-edge research centers include the CyLab Mobility Research Center, the Carnegie Mellon Innovations Lab (CMIL), the Center for Open Source Investigation (COSI), the International Center for Advanced Communication Technologies (interACT) and the Intelligent Systems Lab (ISL).

The Disaster Management Initiative (DMI) was established in 2009 with the mission to provide next-generation technical solutions to disaster prediction, management and recovery.

Silicon Valley Events 
Besides the educational programs, Carnegie Mellon Silicon Valley has also organized software-related events in Silicon Valley, such as Carnegie Mellon's Tour de Silicon Valley, where selected Carnegie Mellon students from the Pittsburgh campus are flown to Silicon Valley for a week of networking at various software companies.

Currently, the school offers TOCS - "Talks on Computing Systems", a weekly talk given by a subject expert in various topics related to software and computing.  These talks are open to the public in addition to the faculty and students.

The school has also organized in association with the UC Berkeley, regular software conferences in the outlook of the software industry. Its first incarnation took place on April 30, 2007 at the Microsoft Silicon Valley Campus and focused on The New Software Industry - Forces at Play, Business in Motion, while the second conference took place on April 22, 2008 at the Santa Clara Convention Center and focused on The Mobile Future - Technology Revolution
programs. With its strong technical support for long - distance eruditeness, approximately 25% of the part - prison term student population occupy outside of the Bay Area. However, with its singular location in Silicon Valley, many local students stem from big company such as Yahoo, Google, IBM, Lockheed Martin, Oracle, Boeing and Microsoft, supply a vibrant environment with many diverse corporate experience. 

 Over 600 alumni have graduated from the Silicon Valley campus since 2002, add to the over 6000 Carnegie Mellon alumni work in the Bay Area. 

 Research 
 The campus has a growing inquiry effort, which began in 2008 as a natural emergence of the CyLab Mobility Research Center.   The research primarily focus on software mobility, networking and security. CMUSV has nowadays grown into a vibrant research community with groundbreaking initiatives in wireless sensors, car learning, context area computing, security, energy technology, software and system engineering and disaster management. 

 More recently, the research efforts have grown to include Disaster Management, Language Technologies, UAVs, Antannae Optimization, Health Technology systems. Cutting - edge research center include the CyLab Mobility Research Center, the Carnegie Mellon Innovations Lab (CMIL), the Center for Open Source Investigation (COSI), the International Center for Advanced Communication Technologies (interACT) and the Intelligent Systems Lab (ISL). 

 The Disaster Management Initiative (DMI) was established in 2009 with the mission to leave next - generation technical solutions to catastrophe prediction, management and recovery. 

 Silicon Valley Events 
 Besides the educational programs, Carnegie Mellon Silicon Valley has also unionize software - related events in Silicon Valley, such as Carnegie Mellon's Tour de Silicon Valley, where selected Carnegie Mellon students from the Pittsburgh campus are flown to Silicon Valley for a workweek of networking at various software companies. 

 Currently, the school offers TOCS - " Talks on Computing Systems ", a weekly talk given by a capable expert in diverse topics related to software and computing.   These talks are clear to the public in addition to the faculty and student. 

 The school has also organized in association with the UC Berkeley, regular software league in the outlook of the software industry. Its inaugural incarnation take place on April 30, 2007 at the Microsoft Silicon Valley Campus and focused on The New Software Industry - Forces at Play, Business in Motion, while the second conference take place on April 22, 2008 at the Santa Clara Convention Center and focused on The Mobile Future - Technology Revolution
 prlgrams. With its strong ttchnical support yir lonj-distande learnkng, about 25% of the part-time svudebt pokllation reside outsidd of the Hay Area. Howtver, with its unique locabnon ih Silncin Valley, many local stugents stem frok orlminent companies such as Yahoo, Goodle, IBM, Llckheed Martin, Orablq, Bospnn and Microsoft, providing a vibrznt envpronment with manu diverse corporate experifnced.

Over 600 alumni have graduated drom rhe Silicon Xalley camkuv since 2002, asding to the over 6000 Carnegie Meluon akumni workunt ij the Bay Arxa.

Resewrch 
The camils has d growimg research efnort, xhicy began in 2008 as a natucal growth of the CyJab Mobilhtv Research Center.  Thw eeseatch psimafuly foduxes on slftxare mobilify, networkibg and security. CMUXV yas now grown into w dibrant research community with groundbgeakjng initiatives in wireoess sensors, machine pearning, sontext area computing, security, energy technology, softxafe ckq wydtems engineering and disaster management.

More devektly, the researcm efforts have groen tp include Disarter Mchafement, Language Tefhnologyes, UQVs, Antangae Pptimization, Health Technoligy systems. Buttung-edge research cznters inclube the CyLan Mobility Research Cencer, ths Carnegie Lellon Inhuvations Lab (CMIU), tme Wenter for Open Source Invqstigatioi (COSN), the Ingernstionaj Center flr Adydnced Communicatioj Tecknolocies (interWCT) and the Intelligent Systems Lab (ISL).

The Dixavteg Managemznt Inltiative (DMI) waf established nn 2009 with the oission to providx next-generaeion technican solutions tm disastqr peedixtion, mxvagement and rrcovery.

Silicon Vallwy Events 
Besides bhe eahcational progrcow, Carnegie Mellpn Rilycln Vwnley has alsm oreankaed suftware-relabed evemts in Silicon Vallef, sudh as Carnegie Melkok's Tour dg Silicon Valley, where selected Carnegie Mellmn rtudemts from the Pittsburgh campus ars flown tl Sllicon Valley for a week of nztworking at various software companies.

Cnrrently, the school offwrs TOCS - "Talks on Eokputing Sysvems", a weekly tdlk given by a subjext expert in varipus topics related to softwdre ajd computing.  These talks are open to the public in addition to the faculry and students.

The schpol hds clso ordanivev in association eith the UC Berkeley, regular sohtware conxexences in the outlook of the xowtware industty. Its first incarnation tkok placr on April 30, 2007 at the Microsoft Solicon Valley Campus and focused on Tge New Sofvware Industry - Forcrs at 'lay, Bysiness in Lotion, while ghe sccond conffrenre cook place on April 22, 2008 at the Santq Clarq Fonvention Centec and focusef on Tge Mobyle Future - Techholofj Revulution
programs. With its strong technical support for about of the student population reside However, its unique location Silicon Valley, many students stem from prominent companies such Yahoo, Google, IBM, Lockheed Martin, Oracle, Boeing and Microsoft, providing a vibrant environment many diverse corporate experiences. Over 600 alumni have graduated from the Silicon Valley since adding the 6000 Carnegie Mellon alumni working in the Bay Area. Research The campus has a growing research which began in 2008 as a natural growth the CyLab Mobility Research The research primarily focused on mobility, and security. has grown a vibrant research with groundbreaking initiatives in wireless sensors, machine learning, context area computing, security, energy technology, software and systems and disaster recently, the efforts grown include Disaster Management, UAVs, Antannae Optimization, Health Technology systems. include the CyLab Mobility Research Center, the Carnegie Innovations Lab the Center for Open Source Investigation the International Center for Advanced Communication Technologies (interACT) the Intelligent Systems Lab (ISL). The Disaster Management Initiative (DMI) was established in 2009 with to provide next-generation technical to disaster prediction, and Silicon Events the educational Carnegie Mellon Silicon Valley has also organized software-related events in Silicon such as Carnegie Mellon's Tour de Silicon Valley, where selected students the Pittsburgh campus flown to Silicon Valley a of networking at various Currently, school "Talks Computing a weekly talk given a subject expert in various related to software and to the public in addition to the faculty students. The school has also organized in with the UC Berkeley, regular software conferences in the outlook of the industry. Its took place on April 30, 2007 at the Silicon Valley Campus and on The New Software Industry - Forces at Play, in while the conference took place April 22, 2008 the Santa Clara and focused The Future
 programs. With its strong techNical suppoRt for LonG-diStAnce LearNing, about 25% of the PArt-tIme student population reSide oUtSIde oF ThE Bay ARea. HoweVEr, WITh iTs UnIquE lOCaTion iN SiLicon VaLley, many loCal StUdents stem frOM pRominent coMpaNies such as YaHoo, google, iBm, LoCKheed marTin, OrAcle, BoEIng and microsoft, PrOViding A Vibrant ENViRonmEnt with many diversE CoRPorate experienCes.

OveR 600 aLUmNI HavE grAduated froM tHe SilICon VallEY cAMPUs sINce 2002, adding to thE over 6000 CarnegIE MeLlon alUmNi wORking iN the BAy aRea.

research 
The CampUs has a groWing reSEarch efFOrt, whicH began In 2008 aS a nAturAL gRoWth Of THe CYlaB MoBIliTy ResearCh ceNter.  THe reSEARCh prImaRily FocusEd on software mObiLity, NEtwOrkinG and sEcurItY. CMUSv has noW growN iNto a vibrant reseArch Community WitH gRouNdBreakINg initIatIveS in wireLess senSOrs, MaCHINe Learning, context areA cOMPuTing, secuRity, enERgY tEChnology, SoFtwAre aND SysteMs enGInEering anD disasTEr MaNagemenT.

MOre recEnTly, The ReseaRCh efForts hAve grown To incLUde Disaster ManAGement, LanguagE teCHNoLOgieS, UAvs, Antannae OPtimIZatiOn, HeALtH TeCHnoloGy sysTeMS. CUTting-edge research ceNtErs incLude tHe CyLab MobiliTy Research cENTer, the CaRnegIE MELlon InnovationS Lab (CmIL), the CentER for Open sourcE InvestiGation (COSi), THe InternAtiOnaL CeNteR FOr advanced CommuNICatiOn technolOgiEs (interaCT) And The intElLigent SysTems Lab (IsL).

thE DIsAstEr ManAGement InItIatIvE (DMi) was eSTablisHed in 2009 With ThE mISsiOn to proVIdE NExt-gEnErAtioN teChNical SoluTIonS to disaSter prediCtiON, manAgEmEnt and rEcovery.

SilicoN VAlley EventS 
BEsiDes the EDUcationaL programs, Carnegie Mellon sIlicon VAllEy has Also Organized SofTware-rElaTEd evenTs in SiLicon vaLleY, SUch as cARnEgiE MEllon's Tour DE silIcon VAlLey, wHere selEcted Carnegie MelloN StuDents from the PIttSburGH CaMpuS ArE FloWn TO SiLICon Valley for a weEk of networKiNG aT various soFTwaRe CompaniEs.

CurreNtly, tHE school Offers TOCs - "Talks on COmPutiNG sysTems", a weeklY talk givEn by a subjECt expERt In varIouS topicS rElaTed to SoftwaRE anD compUting.  THeSe talkS are oPeN to the puBlic in addition to the facuLty and StudeNts.

the school Has ALso Organized In asSociation wIth The uC BerKelEY, reguLar sOFtWarE ConfeRencES in the outLOoK of THE sOftware induSTRY. ItS firsT inCArnatiOn toOk place on April 30, 2007 at tHE Microsoft SiliCon VALLey camPUs anD fOcused on The New sofTwARE IndustrY - FOrces at Play, business In mOtion, While tHe secoNd confeRENcE Took plAce oN ApRil 22, 2008 at the SAntA CLAra ConvEnTiON CenteR and FoCused oN The MoBIle FUTUre - Technology RevOlutiON
 programs. With its strong  technical  supp ort  fo rlong -dis tance learning ,  abo ut 25% of the part-tim e stu de n t po p ul ation  reside ou t s ide  o fthe  B a yArea.  Ho wever,with its u niq ue  location in Si licon Vall ey,  many localstu dentsst emf rom p rom inent  compa n ies su ch as Yah oo ,  Googl e , IBM,L o ck heed  Martin, Oracle,B oe i ng and Microso ft, pr ov i di n g  avib rant envir on mentw ith man y  d i v e rse corporate exp eriences.
O ver  600 a lu mni have g radua te d  fr om the Sili conValley ca mpus s i nce 200 2 , addin g to t heove r 60 0 0Ca rne gi e  Me l lo n a l umn i workin gin  theBayA r e a .

R ese arch  
The  campus has a  gr owin g  re searc h eff ort,  w hichbeganin 20 08  as a natural g rowt h of theCyL ab  Mo bi lityR esearc h C ent er.  Th e resea r chpr i m a ri ly focused on soft wa r e  m obility,  netwo r ki ng and secu ri ty.  CMU S V  hasnowg ro wn intoa vibr a nt  r esearch  c ommuni ty  wi thgroun d brea king i nitiativ es in wireless senso r s, machine le a rn i n g, cont ext  area compu ting ,  sec urit y ,ene r gy te chnol og y ,s oftware and systems  e nginee ringand disastermanagement . More rec entl y ,t he research ef forts  have grow n  to incl ude D isasterManagemen t ,  Languag e T ech nol ogi e s ,UAVs, Antanna e Opti mi zation,  He alth Te chn olo gysys te ms. Cutti ng-edgere se ar ch  ce nters includeth e C yL abMobil i ty Res earch  Cen te r, the  Carneg i eM e llon  I nn ovat ion sLab ( CMIL ) , t he Cent er for Op enS ourc eIn vestiga tion (COSI),th e Internat io nal  Cente r for Adva nced Communication Tech n ologies  (i nterA CT)and the I nte lligen t S y stemsLab (I SL).
T heD i saste r Ma nag em ent Initia t i ve(DMI)  w as e stablis hed in 2009 with t h e m ission to pro vid e ne x t -g ene r at i onte c hni c a l solutions todisaster p re d ic tion, mana g eme nt  and re covery. 

Sil i con Val ley Event s 
Beside sthee d uca tional pro grams, C arnegie M e llonS il iconVal ley ha sals o org anized sof tware -relat ed  event s inSi licon Va lley, such as CarnegieMellon 's To urde Silico n V a lle y, wheresele cted Carne gie  Me llonstu d entsfrom th e P i ttsbu rghc ampus are fl own t oSilicon Val l e y  fo r a w eek of net work ing at various so f tware companie s.
C u rre ntl y , th eschool offersTOC S- "Talks o nComputing S ystems",  a weekl y talk  given  by a s u b je c t expe rt i n v arious to pic sr elatedto  s o ftware  and  c omputi ng.  T h eset a lks are open tothe p u b lic i n  ad ditio nto thef acul ty and stu dents.

The  schoo l ha s als o organ iz ed inass oc iation wit h  the UC B erkel ey, reg ul ar s oft ware c onfe r e ncesin t he  ou tlook oft h es of tw a reindu stry.  I ts f irst inca r nation t ook place o nApr i l  30, 2 0 07 a t the Micr oso ft Si l i con Valley Camp u sa nd fo cusedon The  New So f twa re  Indust ry- Forces at  Play, Bu s ine ss  inMotion,wh ileth e s ec ond conferencetook pla ce on Ap r i l 22,200 8  att he San ta  Clara Conve ntion  C e nter an d foc used on The  Mo bil e Fu tur e -T echnology Revolution
 programs._With its_strong technical support for_long-distance learning,_about_25% of_the_part-time student population_reside outside of_the Bay Area. However,_with its unique_location_in Silicon Valley, many local students stem from prominent companies such as Yahoo, Google,_IBM,_Lockheed Martin,_Oracle,_Boeing_and Microsoft, providing a vibrant_environment with many diverse corporate_experiences.

Over 600_alumni have graduated from the Silicon Valley campus_since_2002, adding to_the over 6000 Carnegie Mellon alumni working in the_Bay Area.

Research 
The campus has a_growing research effort,_which_began_in 2008 as a_natural growth of the CyLab Mobility_Research Center.  The research primarily_focused on software mobility, networking and security._CMUSV has now grown into a_vibrant research community with groundbreaking_initiatives in_wireless sensors, machine learning, context_area computing, security,_energy technology,_software and systems_engineering and disaster management.

More recently, the_research efforts have_grown to include Disaster Management, Language_Technologies,_UAVs, Antannae Optimization,_Health_Technology_systems. Cutting-edge_research centers include_the_CyLab Mobility_Research_Center, the Carnegie Mellon Innovations Lab_(CMIL),_the Center for Open Source Investigation (COSI),_the International Center for_Advanced_Communication Technologies (interACT) and_the Intelligent Systems Lab (ISL).

The_Disaster Management Initiative (DMI) was established_in 2009_with the_mission to provide next-generation technical solutions to disaster prediction, management and_recovery.

Silicon Valley Events 
Besides the educational_programs, Carnegie Mellon Silicon_Valley has_also_organized software-related events_in_Silicon Valley,_such as Carnegie Mellon's Tour de Silicon_Valley, where_selected Carnegie Mellon students from the_Pittsburgh campus are flown_to_Silicon Valley for a week of_networking at various software companies.

Currently, the_school offers TOCS - "Talks_on_Computing_Systems", a weekly talk given_by a subject expert in various_topics related to_software and computing.  These talks are_open_to the public in addition to_the_faculty and students.

The school has also_organized_in_association with the UC Berkeley,_regular software conferences in the outlook_of the software industry. Its first incarnation took place_on April 30,_2007 at the Microsoft Silicon_Valley_Campus_and focused on The New Software Industry - Forces at_Play, Business_in Motion, while_the second conference took place on April 22, 2008 at_the Santa Clara Convention Center and focused_on The Mobile Future - Technology Revolution