Here are the CPE program announcements for March 11, 2016
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1. Upcoming WISH Activities
2. Volunteers Needed for Roborodentia XXI
3. Infield Digital Job Opportunities
4. Algae Biofuel Multidisciplinary Renewable Energy Project, Student Researchers Needed!
5. Microsoft DreamSpark
6. Summer Security Workshop in Germany
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1. Upcoming WISH Activities
Finals Study Session
When: Saturday 3/12, 12-4pm
Where: Bldg. 14, Room 232B
Description:
Come join your fellow WISH members for a study session before finals begin! Get help from your older friends, or just study with other CS/CPE/EE/SE/ etc! The WISH test bank will aslo be available during this time slot for you guys to use! And of course, snacks will be provided!!
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2. Volunteers Needed for Roborodentia XXI
The Roborodentia club is looking for volunteers for the Roborodentia competition happening during Cal Poly’s Open House. The competition happens on April 16th from 10am to 4pm. Volunteers are needed to help with teams queueing for matches, field operators, scorekeepers, and more. If you are interested in volunteering or have more questions please contact Jarrett via email at jwcorr@calpoly.edu.
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3. Infield Digital Job Opportunities
Infield Digital is a web development agency with offices in San Francisco and Denver, focused on enterprise CMS, eCommerce, and custom integrations for over 10 years. Our clients range from medium sized B2B to Fortune 500 companies. Our primary focus is on Adobe Experience Manager. It is an extraordinarily trending platform, leader on the market, with well engineered foundations mostly based on Apache projects (Sling, Oak, Jackrabbit, etc...). Our work around platforms like AEM is fun and we are lucky it brings us a lot of variety in the type of projects we are delivering to our clients. From complicated integrations with systems like SalesForce or Marketo to very interactive and dynamic pieces using React or Angular for instance. We are constantly exploring new things and have the chance to be part of a very talented team that we are trying to grow with the right choice of motivated and curious people.
Infield Digital is aggressively to hiring front-end developers and Java developers (enterprise CMS)
Here are the current openings that would match:
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4. Algae Biofuel Multidisciplinary Renewable Energy Project, Student Researchers Needed!
Originally sponsored by the Boeing Company, this multidisciplinary renewable energy project includes participants from Electrical Engineering, Physics and Biological Sciences. Our overall goal is to investigate electric fields as a method for disrupting algae to release lipids for potential biofuel applications. We are currently looking for Physics or EE students interested in high frequency (RF) electrical characterization of algae and growth media. Tasks include algae test chamber and electrical probe development, AC impedance and S-parameter measurements using impedance and network analyzers, and algae specimen electrical equivalent model development. Relevant background includes AC circuit analysis, high frequency (RF) systems, and electromagnetic fields.
For more information, please contact Dr. Dean Arakaki, EE Department, darakaki@calpoly.edu
Project website: http://www.ee.calpoly.edu/projects/algae-biofuel-interdisciplinary/
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5. Microsoft DreamSpark
The EE department has made DreamSpark access available to all CPE and EE track students. What this means for you is that you can download academic versions of Microsoft’s products free of charge, along with other software offerings.
To visit the site, simply click on the below link and log in using you Cal Poly Portal credentials.
The system should automatically find your username since you will be using your Cal poly email address to register and log in. If you have any issues, please reach out to our administrator, Rob Randle, atrbrandle@calpoly.edu.
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6. Summer Security Workshop in Germany
Cal Poly and Munich University of Applied Sciences (MUAS) faculty are currently organizing a joint security workshop planned to be held at MUAS, June 12-24, 2016. We are looking for Cal Poly CSC, SE and CPE students interested in attending. This 2-week workshop will cover a variety of advanced security topics that may include crypto, wireless security, cellular security, usable security, and game theory. The workshop will include daily lectures and labs lead by faculty from both institutions. The workshop will also include a variety of cultural events in and around Munich that could include a tour of Munich, trips to a Neuschwanstein castle, and a tour of the BMW plant.
To be eligible, students should have completed at least one security course (CSC-321, 323, 429, 521, or relevant independent study) and have demonstrated a marked interest in computer security. To apply, please submit a resume, unofficial transcript, and one-page statement detailing why you would like to attend, how it would benefit your professional goals, and why you are qualified. The application deadline is April 15th. All applications should be emailed to Professor DeBruhl (bdebruhl@calpoly.edu) or Professor Peterson (znjp@calpoly.edu). Reimbursement for up to 15 students is anticipated to be available for workshop related expenses and travel.
What: MUAS-CP Security Workshop
When: June 12-24, 2016
Where: UAS Munich campus, Germany Who: Cal Poly computing students and faculty
Why: To increase student knowledge in cyber-security
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