Here
are the CPE program announcements for October 23, 2015
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CPE
Program Announcements Archive: http://calpolycpe.blogspot.com/
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1. Upcoming CPEs Activities
2. Upcoming WISH Activities
3. Upcoming SWE
Activities
4. Upcoming EWB Activities
5. JOB OPPORTUNITIES
6. DTS Tech Talk
- Artificial Reverberation Processing of Digital Audio Signals
October 23 | 20-128 | 5pm
October 23 | 20-128 | 5pm
7. Tech Elective
Option | Appropriate Technology for the World’s People: Design
8. Halloween
Costume Party | Friday, October 30 | 12:15pm | 20A Lobby
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1. Upcoming CPEs Activities
Python Workshop | October 27 | 20-144 | 6pm
Embedded Systems Workshop | October 29 | 20-144 | 6pm
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2. Upcoming WISH Activities
General Meeting
Building 26, Rm. 103
Tuesday, Oct 27th @ 11am-12pm
Come hang out with WISH and see what events we have going on for the
rest of the quarter! And as always, there will be pizza!
*****
HP Tech Talk
Building 26, Rm.
104
Tuesday, Oct 27th
@ 6pm-8pm
*****
Halloween Party
Friday, Oct 30th
@ 6pm-9pm
More details to
come. Mark your calendars!
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3. Upcoming SWE
Activities
General Meeting
Wednesday,
10/28/2015
6:00-7:00 PM
Bonderson 104
Join Cal Poly SWE
and Burns & McDonnell for our general meeting! Food and beverages will be provided.
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4. Upcoming EWB Activities
Local Projects travel to
Camp Natoma
Local Projects is heading
out to Camp Natoma on Saturday, October 24th from 8-1ish. This trip is for
anyone who is interested in building the restroom facility at Camp Natoma in
Paso Robles. The team will be observing the site and getting a feel for the
community. If you would like to be involved with this project or have any
further questions contact ewblocalprojects@gmail.com.
SolarSPELL
Workshop & Build Day
This workshop on
Saturday, October 24th from 2-6pm in the ATL (Building 7) will provide a
hands-on build activity where students will assemble 30 Solar Digital Libraries
that will be used in rural Pacific Island school without electricity or
Internet connectivity. Students will also develop a greater understanding of
local socio-political realities and will emphasize the entrepreneurial
approaches. Pizza will be provided only with an RSVP ewb.calpoly@gmail.com
EWB Intramural
Softball Team
Our intramural
softball team has been making us proud! Come out and support our team Sunday
nights from 8:30-10pm at the Rec Fields. If you would like to join the team or
want more information please contact our social chair, Evan Low, at
evanlow1995@gmail.com.
QL+ Ride 2
Recovery
The Ride 2 Recovery,
an organization dedicated to supporting wounded veterans throughout their
healing process, will be cycling through the Cal Poly campus on their way to
Pismo Beach. Come out on Wednesday, October 21st at 11:30am to North Perimeter
Road and cheer them on! For more information check out their website.
West Coast
Conference: Register Today!
West Coast
Conference is less than a month away! This three day event is filled with
amazing speakers from all over the nation, intensive workshops, and fun social
events. The cost is $70 for EWB-USA members and includes all the events plus
three meals and a networking session. The best part is that it’s right here on
campus! Students from other chapters will be traveling to join us on November
13-15th, so be sure you register here today!
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5. JOB OPPORTUNITIES
Apple | System Performance
Architecture Intern
Keysight | Various
Career and Internship Positions
Celebrity
Magician | Prank/Trick App
Spritely | Developer
WSP | Building
Power and Technology Design
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6. DTS Tech Talk
- Artificial Reverberation Processing of Digital Audio Signals | October 23 | 20-128
| 5pm
The Cal Poly
Audio Engineering Society is proud to be hosting Dr. Jean-Marc Jot, senior vice
president of research at DTS, today, Friday, October 23rd, at 5pm in room
20-128. Dr. Jot will stick around after his presentation for open discussion
with students and is actively seeking internship candidates. Pizza and
refreshments will also be provided.
Abstract:
Artificial
reverberation is an essential tool in the production of music recordings and
soundtracks, or for modifying or simulating the acoustics of a listening
room. In some rare applications, such as
architectural acoustics, it is desired to reproduce accurately the acoustic
response of a particular room. In the
majority of practical applications, however, it is only necessary to create an
artificial reverberation effect that is perceptually indistinguishable from
real reverberation. In this talk, we
review some of the history of digital reverberation methods and demonstrate,
from basic principles, a rational approach for designing natural-sounding
reverberators suitable from professional audio production uses.
Bio:
Dr. Jot leads
research and development activities at DTS, Inc., particularly in the areas of
audio reproduction and fidelity enhancement for consumer entertainment
applications. Prior to joining DTS, he led the development of several
generations of Creative Labs’ SoundBlaster 3-D audio and audio processing
technologies. While at Creative, he contributed to the development of new
interactive 3-D audio standards for games and virtual reality. He began his career at IRCAM in Paris
(France), where he developed methods for spatial audio signal processing and
room acoustics analysis, for applications in computer music and virtual
meetings. He is a recipient of the Audio
Engineering Society Fellowship Award and a member of the IEEE Audio and
Acoustics Signal Processing Technical Committee. (For more details:
sites.google.com/site/jmmjot.)
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7. Tech Elective
Option | Appropriate Technology for the World’s People: Design
This is a “Design
and Build” class aimed at practical technologies for world’s poor, but also
emphasizes innovation, societal context, and empathic design. In the past,
there has been a considerable number of engineering students working along side
Arts students, each benefitting from the interdisciplinary exposure. A great
technical elective option for engineering students.
Univ 392
Appropriate Technology for the World's People: Design
GE Area F
Term Typically
Offered: W
Prerequisite:
Junior standing and completion of GE Area B, or graduate standing. Recommended:
UNIV 391, GE Area D2, GE Area D3
Addresses the
needs of international impoverished communities with technological solutions,
which are inexpensive, ecological sustainable, and socially appropriate. Group
student of target communities, and design and construction of an appropriate
technology prototype.
For more
information contact Pete Schwartz at pschwart@calpoly.edu.
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8. Halloween
Costume Party | Friday, October 30 | 12:15pm | 20A Lobby
The Electrical
Engineering Department is hosting a costume contest on Friday, Oct. 30 at
12:15PM in the building 20A lobby. They
will have pizza for participants and prizes for the best costumes. Please join us for some Halloween fun!
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