For several years, Microsoft’s Windows Mobile software system was a dominant product, but the company took longer to adapt as the mobile industry evolved.
Erle Ellis, associate professor of geography and environmental systems, appeared on a Smithsonian Magazine blog this week. The post “Watch How America’s Lands Changes from Forests to Fields”...
Tesla Motors gets raves for its Model S, and Wall Street loves the company’s soaring stock. But it remains to be seen whether Tesla can actually sell the cars.
Are you still looking for a co-op or internship position for the Fall? Kop-Flex currently has paid full-time or part-time co-op positions for Mechanical Engineering students. Kop-Flex is located...
As Baltimore anticipates the start of the 2013 Grand Prix, a well-known 2011 economic impact analysis by UMBC economics professor Dennis Coates is again making news. The Press Box Online article...
Want to Learn How and Why Websites Rank on the first page of Google? Want to Be a Part of a Cutting Edge Field thathas Added Nearly 500,000 New Jobs* Domestically Since May 2012? Be a part...
With so many vendor-specific and partially supported native event types available nowadays, it helps to be able to tell which browsers supports a given event. Rob Gravelle demonstrates a few such...
Donald F. Norris, professor and chair of public policy at UMBC, offers insight in The Daily Record this week on a Maryland campaign finance law that prohibits statewide elected officials from...
AUGUST 2013 Welcome to the NEW Family Connection! Staying Connected to UMBC Has Never Been Easier Welcome to the brand new Family Connection, formerly known as the "Parent Connection...