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Revision as of 05:38, 12 April 2010
Rhea is a wiki (like wikipedia) that enables members of the Purdue community to help each other learn. Anybody with a Purdue career account can login to Rhea and contribute content. Learn more . . .
Many classes on campus are using Rhea as part of the course. If you don't see your course listed here, go ahead and create a page for it! There is a shortcut for doing this in the left-side bar.
Teach yourself how to use Rhea in a matter of minutes! We have created several helpful resources so you can start adding content right away!
Find out what your peers have already created on Rhea.
Rhea is developed by a team of student volunteers. Meet the Rhea team.
Meet our writers-in-residence:
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Featured Pages:
ECE fellowship initiative to support every incoming PhD student. What do you think?
Reflexions of a senior: Nikitha Sambamurthy.
Help! : Should I go to grad school or not?
Announcements
We are holding a weekly Rhea class on Friday afternoons at 4:30pm. Come to MSEE 393 to discuss Rhea changes and development, or to learn how to develop PHP web applications.
Last week, we hosted the first in a series of workshops devoted to the Usage-centered Design Methodology. We also announced an $800 software bounty!
Acknowledgements
Rhea is supported by: 
The Motorola Foundation 
and your donations.
