Here are the CPE program announcements for February 6th, 2018
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1. ESS is looking for students to hire!
2. Expert Talk: Benefits and Risks of Sensing for Cyber-Physical Security
3. Senior Project Opportunities
4. Engineers Without Boarders Events
5. WISH Events
6. CPEs Club Updates and Events
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1. ESS is looking for students to hire!
Engineering Student Services is hiring peer advisors! It's a great on-campus job for students who like supporting other students. Please apply via MustangJobs. For more information about the job description, use this link https://goo.gl/PNNnHf
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2. Expert Talk: Benefits and Risks of Sensing for Cyber-Physical Security
Patrick Tague is an Associate Research Professor at Carnegie Mellon University with appointments in the Electrical and Computer Engineering Department and the Information Networking Institute, and he is also the Associate Director of the INI. He will be speaking here at Cal Poly (building 180, Room 102) at 6pm on 2/13. Come learn about cyber security and privacy!
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3. Senior Project Opportunities
If you are a Senior who still needs a Senior Project, there are two more opportunities: Solar micro-forecasting system and EV infrastructure planning and operations. Both need to start ASAP and can be completed in time for June graduation.
If you are interested, contact Bill Ahlgren at wahlgren@calpoly.edu.
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4. Engineers Without Boarders Events
Tea Time: time to chat with the president and vice president about anything and everything. It’s basically open office hours and we’d love to see you! It’s every Monday (recent change) 11am-12pm. The 216K fishbowl has been reserved for this week.
Sustainability Task Force: Do you want to improve EWB? Sustainability Task Force (STF) is open to everyone and is a space to identify problems in EWB and collectively create solutions to improve our club. Join our team Mondays 6-7pm in 26-104!
Project Meetings: every Monday from 7:00-9:00pm! Feel free to try out different project teams and be sure to introduce yourselves to the PMs if you’re new to EWB!
Here are the team room locations:
Fiji: 14-249
Local Projects: 26-123
Thailand: 186-C200
Nicaragua: 192-224
Malawi: 14-247
Here are the team room locations:
Fiji: 14-249
Local Projects: 26-123
Thailand: 186-C200
Nicaragua: 192-224
Malawi: 14-247
IMPACT: meets Tuesday 11-12pm in the library fishbowl 216Q. IMPACT, Engineers Without Borders’ volunteering team, works with nonprofits across SLO County to carry on the tradition of thinking globally and acting locally.
General Meeting: Come join us in 26-104 from 6-7:30pm on Wednesday for coffee and a talk by Emma Morley (Nicaragua PM). She’ll be sharing her unique experience from her summer working in Tanzania on a building design for Tanzania Polytechnic University.
Possible movie night/super bowl watch party: Let’s forget about all the midterms we took this week and have a chill social to detox. The event specifics up for discussion, but it’ll be awesome and there will be food. Fill out the poll please! https://goo.gl/forms/
Red Tag Tour: Presenting an EWB member exclusive (free) red tag event in order to help you get your red tag, and gain valuable experience and knowledge with shop tools and equipment so you can be an asset to your team. All majors encouraged. In order to work in the Cal Poly machine shops, all students require a red tag (machineshops.calpoly.edu).
When: Sunday, February 11th, 2018, 12-3pm
When: Sunday, February 11th, 2018, 12-3pm
Where: Hangar Building 004
Officer Board sit-ins: Are you interested in taking on a leadership role in Engineers Without Borders? Or maybe you’re just curious about how the club is run? If so, we invite you to sit in an officer board meeting so you can see for yourself how the club is run and if it’s something you might be interested in doing. Meetings go from 6-7:30pm, but still sign up if you can only attend part of the meeting!
The following days are available for sit in;
Wednesday, February 7th, 2018
Wednesday, February 28th, 201
If you’re interested, sign up here. https://goo.gl/forms/
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5. WISH Events
PASS Party!
When: Tuesday, 02/06/2018, 11:00am-12:00pm
Where: 14-249
PASS is opening soon! Join fellow students in deciding what classes to take for Spring quarter at our quarterly PASS Party!
YoCre with POC in Tech
When: Tuesday, 02/06/2018, 4:00pm-5:00pm
Where: Yogurt Creations (on campus)
This is a safe space for anyone who identifies as a person of color (POC) in tech! Come hang out and satisfy your sweet tooth with some frozen yogurt!
WISH Professor Talk Series (Julie Workman and Maria Pantoja)
When: Thursday, 02/08/2018, 11:00am-12:00pm
Where: 14-250
Come hear two Computer Science professors, Julie Workman and Maria Pantoja, talk about their research and experiences in industry! Julie teaches multiple introductory classes, while working as an expert witness. Maria teaches distributed computing, has studied Machine Learning for Object Recognition and Parallel Programming. Come out to hear about their experience.
Drawable Circuits at YMCA
When: Friday, 02/09/2018, 3:00pm-4:00pm
Where: YMCA at Harloe Elementary, Arroyo Grande
Want to make a difference in our SLO community? Sign up to volunteer and get elementary school students excited about Computer Science! You can learn how to draw circuits on the spot, it's super easy to learn. Inspire a student! Sign up for carpools here: https://www.groupcarpool.com/
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6. CPEs Club Updates and Events
Here are some updates on what the CPE club has been up to:
Professional Committee:
- Prior to career fair, we held a resume workshop. Another reason for holding this was to train our committee to hold one themselves next quarter.
- From career fair, our committee was able to obtain the contact information for a potential sponsor! The company name is Synoptek and we have sent out an email to them addressing
- sponsorship options and future info sessions.
Educational Committee:
- Our committee has held a couple of workshops these past two weeks, and they have been doing a great job! They held an intro to Python workshop and an intro to programming languages workshop.
- Since midterm season is coming up, they are working on study sessions/groups.
Social Committee:
- We are having a game night February 10th from 4-7! This will consist of board games, smash tournament, food and drinks.
- They are working on planning future events for this quarter and the next.
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