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Organ Performance Graduate to Pursue Master of Sacred Music at Notre Dame (opens the original)
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After earning his bachelor of music in organ performance from BYU-Idaho this semester, David Djambov will head to Indiana to begin the University of Notre Dame's master of sacred music program. There he will focus on organ performance while studying sacred music history, analysis, and liturgy. Djambov will also serve as a graduate assistant organist at the Basilica of the Sacred Heart, which serves as Notre Dame’s university church and houses a 5,194-pipe organ. There, he will provide music for
Why Computer Science Students Spend Two Semesters Learning to Code Before Using AI (opens the original)
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Artificial intelligence is changing the workplace, but at BYU-Idaho, students are learning that their greatest advantage isn’t AI. It’s knowing how to use it well. As employers increasingly integrate artificial intelligence into the workplace, BYU-Idaho’s Computer Science and Engineering Department is helping students build strong technical foundations while learning to use AI as a powerful tool rather than a replacement for human skill. To better understand how AI is reshaping the technology in
Using AI to Make Academic Advising More Personal (opens the original)
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When students meet with Career and Academic Advisor Amy Staiger, they may notice something unexpected: artificial intelligence is part of the conversation. For Staiger, using AI means spending less time searching for information and more time listening to students. Rather than replacing personal interaction, the technology has helped her become a more attentive advisor and given students more meaningful guidance. Staiger began experimenting with AI two years ago by asking simple questions about
Using AI to Make Academic Advising More Personal (opens the original)
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When students meet with Career and Academic Advisor Amy Staiger, they may notice something unexpected: artificial intelligence is part of the conversation. For Staiger, using AI means spending less time searching for information and more time listening to students. Rather than replacing personal interaction, the technology has helped her become a more attentive advisor and given students more meaningful guidance. Staiger began experimenting with AI two years ago by asking simple questions about
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