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Welcome to the IEEE Chapter of UCSC
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General Meeting: Wednesday - October 26th, 2011 |
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Written by Alex
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Wednesday, 26 October 2011 13:30 |
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Reminder!
There will be an IEEE meeting today in the IEEE Room — BE228 (Across from undergraduate advising) at 7pm. We will be discussing:
- Project Development
- Timelines
- Part ordering
- Re-evaluation of interest in projects
- Tutoring
- Open Forum
- Questions?
- Bring new ideas to the officers and general membership
Hope to see you there! |
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General Meeting: Wednesday - October 12th, 2011 |
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Written by Alex
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Monday, 10 October 2011 12:06 |
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Reminder,
There will be an IEEE meeting for all members on Wednesday in the IEEE Room (Room 228 in Baskin Engineering on the second floor, across from undergraduate advising). The meeting is at 7pm. |
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Last Updated on Monday, 10 October 2011 12:08 |
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Written by Alex
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Friday, 02 September 2011 01:34 |
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Prepare for the coming 2011-2012 academic year!
This is your officer team for the coming year (this will be reflected on the "Officer Team" section shortly):
Chair: Sev Palmer
Vice-Chair: Julian Dahan
Treasurers: Russel Petersen, Amy Pircher
Secretary: Diego Aulet-Leon
Web Design: Alex Rovnyansky
UHL Liason: Jeff Bertalotto
SWE Liason: Sarah Ross
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Last Updated on Tuesday, 27 September 2011 19:04 |
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"Womb to Tomb" -- The Do's and Don'ts of Designing Systems for Mass Production |
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Written by Sev
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Tuesday, 27 September 2011 20:10 |
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TIME:
Tuesday, October 11th
6:30PM for pizza, 7:00PM talk
PLACE:
E2 Simularium (E2 180)
We will be kicking off the school year with a talk from 10 year Apple veteran Ken Gudan. Hope to see you there!
ABSTRACT
"Womb to Tomb" -- The Do's and Don'ts of Designing Systems for Mass Production
It is exciting to be privileged to work with a team to take a design from concept into mass production. But what is it really like? What phases does the project go through? How much time does it take? What is expected of the engineering team? How do factories really "work"? What are key ingredients to a successful production ramp? What are the pitfalls to avoid? Ken Gudan has taken many ideas into production, both with Apple and Ricoh. He will draw on that experience to describe the process, expectations, fundamentals, and trials involved. Fundamental design rules, combined with actual factory results, will highlight each design phase. Time permitting, those attending will have the opportunity to solve intriguing real problems encountered, to exercise and grow everyone's creative problem solving skills!
BIO
Ken Gudan has over 25 years EE/System design experience, 15 years explicitly for mass production consumer products. Most of that experience comes from Apple, where he was System Technical Lead for iMacs. Currently, he is working for Ricoh, and served as the Technical Lead of the Ricoh eQuill cloud-based E-Ink tablet device, which will be shipping soon. Ken has led the technical development of all varieties of projects, ranging from "idea figments" to "simple speed bumps" into production, and has supported factory builds worldwide. Currently, he is researching new technology opportunities for Ricoh, hoping to shepherd another new idea into production. Ken has a BS Computer Engineering from the University of Michigan and a MSEE from Purdue University. |
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Last Updated on Monday, 10 October 2011 12:09 |
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IEEE Talk: Relational Databases |
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Written by Diego Aulet-Leon
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Wednesday, 20 April 2011 08:53 |
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Hey everyone,
IEEE will be having a mandatory IEEE Talk on Wednesday, April 27th at 7:00pm. More information is shown below:
IEEE Presents
An Evening Tutorial for April 27 2011 on
"Relational Databases".
Speaker
Tim Gustafson
Webmaster at Jack Baskin School
of Engineering at UC Santa Cruz
Date: Wed, April 27, 2011
6:30pm: Food and Refreshments for IEEE Members
7:00pm: Technical Presentation
Cosponsored by: IEEE UCSC Student Chapter (http://ieee.soe.ucsc.edu/), IEEE Monterey Bay Subsection (http://ee.com/database/) and CITRIS
Place: Simularium Room at the University of California in Santa Cruz (Room 180, Engineering Bldg 2).
RSVP: by emailing to
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Abstract
Databases are the backbone of a huge percentage of computer applications. At first glance, relational databases can be intimidating. This talk aims to walk you through what a relational database is and how relational databases can be used to store and analyze virtually any type of data. The talk will cover basic database concepts, table structure, indexes, foreign keys, referential integrity, stored procedures, triggers and more.
Biography
Tim Gustafson started out his IT career in 1994 by running a dial-up BBS. In 1996, he became a network engineer and server administrator for a dial-up ISP in New York. His interests quickly branched out into network engineering, Internet protocols and web applications development. During the dot-com boom during the late 1990's and early 2000's, Tim spent most of his time developing database-driven web sites for clients using the FAMP stack (FreeBSD, Apache, mySQL and PHP). After the dot-com bubble burst, his focus shifted from forward-facing web sites to inward-facing web applications for businesses. Since late 2007, he has been managing more than 250 web sites for the Jack Baskin School of Engineering, including the conversion of approximately 50 web sites from Bricolage and other content management systems to Drupal. During that time, he has developed dozens of Drupal modules to support the needs of a diverse and growing campus, almost all of which rely heavily on a mySQL relational database server.
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Like stated before, this meeting is mandatory for all members. Please reply to this post if you cannot attend. Pizza will be served to members only at 6:30pm. Please email the officers at
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if you would like more information.
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