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Sheraton Detroit Novi Hotel21111 Haggerty RdNoviMI48375
dSPACE invites you to learn about the latest advances in autonomous system development, modeling and simulation for autonomous vehicle software testing and validation and verification of autonomous systems at our 1-day Tech Day event.
Due to the latest NSF ATE Solicitation released in 2017, this webinar will act as an addendum and focus on specifics that have changed on this topic. A live Q&A will occur the last 30 to 45 minutes of the webinar.
We highly encourage that you watch the original webinar recording prior to attending this one. The original webinar was held on April 20, 2017 which covered the following information.
Best practices for finalizing and refining your proposal to get it ready for submission. This session will provide specific examples of common mistakes and pitfalls and ways to avoid them. A proposal checklist will be highlighted by several experienced Principal Investigators.
Macomb Community College, John Lewis Student Community Center, Building K, Room 30114500 E. 12 Mile RoadWarrenMI48088
The conference will explore how automakers are looking at the future of mobility and testing vehicles for an endless array of possible driving scenarios, and how technical training will need to adapt and change.
The event will also include a segment on some of the many STEM Activities offered in southeast Michigan.
It is targeted towards automotive industry representatives as well as secondary and postsecondary auto educators, counselors, and administrators.
(6 days)
MontrealCanada
The ACM CHI Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems is the premier international conference of Human-Computer Interaction. The theme of CHI 2018 will be engage. Our focus will be to engage with people, to engage with technology, to engage with newcomers, to engage with world-class research, to engage with your community of designers, researchers, and practitioners… to engage with CHI!
Learn how you can become a cyber leader who attracts and engages an eager, committed team. Expand your network, shorten the ideation to implementation cycle, and create value-add and sustainable partnerships based on relationships.
What You Will Learn:
(4 days)
Hilton Anatole2201 North Stemmons FreewayDallasTX75207
The AACC annual meeting is among the largest and most dynamic gatherings of educational leaders, attracting over 2,000 community college presidents and senior administrators, as well as international educators, representatives of business/industry and federal agencies.
The premier event for community college leaders, AACC’s Annual Convention offers unprecedented professional development as well as the opportunity to network, share, and learn from professionals in the fields of education, business and industry, and the government sector. AACC is offering a new, curated exhibit hall experience for 2018 focused on promoting heavy engagement between exhibitors and attendees.
Mentor-Connect provides a cost-free webinar to provide specifics for correctly completing forms that are required in a National Science Foundation (NSF) Advanced Technological Education (ATE) grant proposal. Forms can make up 2/3 of a final proposal submission and impact the quality and accuracy of a proposal.
Webinar Participants will
Please join presenters Kendra Bouda and Rachael Bower on May 15, 2018 at 1pm EDT for this free webinar on archiving with ATE Central. The presenters will share tips on organizing your materials for archiving, using the archive submission form, and tracking your submissions online. See what happens with your submissions behind the scenes, as ATE Central staff process your materials, add metadata, and make your resources discoverable to the ATE community and beyond. You will also learn how to find curriculum and other content that ATE grantees have created and shared for you to adapt and use for your own purposes.
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(3 days)
CNSE - SUNY Polytechnic Institute257 Fuller RoadAlbanyNY12203
NEATEC presents a FREE, three-day workshop on mechatronics for 2-year and/or 4-year college professors with particular emphasis in applications and techniques for the Semiconductor and Nanotechnology manufacturing industries. This is an opportunity for participants to learn about operational principles and trouble-shooting techniques for automation systems relevant to the semiconductor and advanced manufacturing industries and application of this information in the laboratory and classroom. This workshop is offered at SUNY Polytechnic’s Albany campus.
For 2-year/4-year college faculty in Electrical Technology, Mechanical Technology, Semiconductor Technology, or related programs
Attendees will be provided electronic copies of all workshop materials for optional use in their labs and lectures.
Cornell University Emerson Hall135 Tower RoadIthacaNY14850
The New York Geographic Alliance is pleased to invite teachers and students to Cornell University for the B-WET Watershed Symposium. Teachers and their students will be presenting the work that they have done in their part of the watershed - water-testing, mapping, and service projects. All educators and youth are invited to join us for the day.
They especially want to offer teachers and students table space and presentation time if they have projects they want to share. (When registering below, indicate what you need in the comment section). This event is FREE. There will be a continental breakfast at 9:30 AM and lunch will be served at noon. We can also supply you with free parking on the Cornell Campus.
