College of Design and Engineering

Bandwidth prediction is already a difficult task and must be more accurate when lower latency is desired due to the shorter time available to react to bandwidth changes. Any inaccuracy in bandwidth prediction results in flawed rate-adaptation decisions, which will, in turn, translate into a diminished viewer experience. This talk presents several bandwidth prediction models […]

The conversation explores daylight as an intangible architectural material, intertwining with various invisible elements such as shadows, air, temperature, human activities, and ideas; interplaying with tangible substances like concrete, brick, steel, wood, or glass. The tangible and the intangible, together, form architecture that is both seen and felt. By shaping the physical, architecture gives form

Architecture today is a discipline at the intersection of profound global shifts, shaped as much by the pressing challenges of decarbonization, inclusion, and community engagement as by advancements in digital technologies, labor practices, and material ethics. It must also navigate increasingly complex budget constraints, evolving statutory regulations, and the diverse needs of stakeholders. In this

Lecture 1: Of Centers, Margins, and Intermediacies: the Moi International Sports Complex, Nairobi By Cole Roskam. Lecture 2: Burning Inequality: A Social History and Politics of Siamese Death Through Modern Crematorium Design By Chatri Prakitnonthakan