Meeting Schedule 2007 OKC Section
(Updated December 6, 2007)
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Tuesday,
January 23, 2007; Rescheduled OKC Executive Committee Meeting
Time 6:00PM
Thursday, January 25,
Judges are needed Thursday,
January 25, from 1:30 p.m. until 5:30 p.m.
Call Todd Hiemer or e-mail him by Friday noon, January 19.
(405)553-2053 or todd@okfuturecity.org
For more information, see https://www.okfuturecity.org/
See this site for Student Paper
Rules, format requirements, and general information.
https://www.engr.uark.edu/2007ieeer5conference/comp_student_paper.php
Friday,
February 2th, 2007 Abstract, title, and author list
must be submitted to
Monday,
February 5th, 2007 Undergraduate Paper
Presentation
Joint Meeting with the Life Member chapter to conduct
Undergraduate Power Point (Oral) Paper Presentations
201 N.E. 27th
6:00 PM Dinner will be provided.
Members, friends and family are invited. A meal will be provided so please let Nita
Patel know if you and your friend plan to eat.
Monday,
February 12th, 2007 Local Competition Written Papers due
Section Undergraduate
Contest Papers are due via Email should be transmitted in PDF format to E-mail Nita
Patel
Tuesday, Feb 13,
“Digital,
Analog and Mixed Signal VLSI Research at OSU” will be presented by Dr. Chris
Hutchens, Associate Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering,
PDH
credit is available for this technical meeting.
Food will be available at the campus concession during the 5:30 PM
check-in courtesy of the Tulsa Section.
The program will begin soon after 6:00 PM. Guests and students are invited.
The
OSU-Tulsa Campus is located northeast of downtown
Feb
February
19--21, 2007
Tuesday, Feb 20,
Tuesday, Feb 20, 2007; IEEE OKC Section EXCOM Meeting
Location:
Time: 6:00 pm
IEEE EXCOM
February Meeting Agenda
Welcome
· Attendance (Sign-in sheet)
· Verification of Quorum
· Review of January Meeting Minutes (Kevin – 5
minutes)
o
Additional discussion
(Committee – 10 minutes)
· Treasurer’s Report
o
Review (Nita – 10
minutes)
o
Discussion (Committee –
10 minutes)
o
Approve (Committee)
· 2007 Budget (15 Minutes)
o
Review (Nita)
o
Discussion (Committee)
o
Approve (Committee)
· 2007 Goals
o
Review 2006 Goals and
Comments Submitted (Kevin/Archie/Joe)
o
Discussion and
Development (Committee)
o
Approval (Committee)
· Additional Business
· Next Meeting (5 minutes)
o
March Meeting
§
Date
§
Location (Discuss
possible alternate locations)
§
Section Meeting
Proposals
§
WDWBW (For the Meeting)
· Adjourn
Thursday, Feb 22, 2007; 39th
Annual Joint Engineering Society Banquet
Location:
Reception: 6:30 p.m. – 7:00 p.m.
Dinner & Program begins at
7:00 p.m.
Cost $15.00 per person
For the program, Bill Khourie, the OSIDA Executive Director, will be speaking
about the Oklahoma Space Industry Development Authority (OSIDA), which has a
mission to establish a spaceport in
For more information and a registration
form see Engineering
Banquet Flyer in pdf format.
Tuesday—Friday, February 20-23,
2007--Registration
is now open for the LCI Workshop at the
SUMMARY:
The workshop will focus on both system administration of, and
applications on, clustered computing platforms (e.g., Linux
clusters).
The registration deadline is Friday January 19 2007. See:
https://www.linuxclustersinstitute.org/
You can find an outline of the program from our most recent
workshop at:
https://www.linuxclustersinstitute.org/program.html
DETAILS:
LCI's highly successful workshops are intensive, hands-on sessions
for cluster system administrators, analysts, computational scientists,
engineers, and researchers. LCI's technical materials are vendor
neutral, highlighting information that attendees cannot easily find
elsewhere.
LCI workshops offer advanced technical training for those interested
in deploying high-performance Linux computing clusters. System
administrators learn about issues related to the administration of
Linux clusters supporting secure and reliable, high-performance
computing. The workshops enable computational scientists, researchers,
analysts, and engineers to develop applications that achieve maximum
performance and scalability on Linux clusters of all sizes.
Prospective users of Linux clusters find the workshops a detailed
and informative introduction to the process of configuring, acquiring,
and using Linux clusters.
Each workshop spans three and one-half days. They cover a range of
issues from systems administration and management (hardware choices
and configuration, system software stack, cluster administration,
interconnects and storage options) to scientific/technical application
development and optimization (compilers, libraries, messaging options,
hardware performance counters, debugging and performance optimization
and tools).
You are encouraged to register early for workshops. The deadline
for registration is Fri Jan 19 2007:
https://www.linuxclustersinstitute.org/
The Linux Clusters Institute (LCI) includes some of the world's
foremost specialists in building and deploying Linux clusters at the
National Center for Supercomputing Applications (NCSA) at the
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, the Center for High
Performance Computing at the University of New Mexico (HPC@UNM), the
Advanced Computing Technology Center (ACTC) at the IBM Watson Research
Center, and Cray Inc. The group was founded by NCSA, HPC@UNM, and ACTC
at IBM Research.
LCI
training for the deployment and use of Linux-based computing
clusters to the high-performance computing community worldwide.
*** Real Information in Real Time for High-Performance Computing ***
---
Director, OU Supercomputing Center for Education & Research (OSCER)
Adjunct Assistant Professor, School of Computer Science
Research Scientist, Center for Analysis & Prediction of Storms
University of Oklahoma
Stephenson Research & Technology Center
101 David L. Boren Blvd.,
405-325-5386 (office), 405-325-3442 (fax), 405-245-3823 (cell)
https://www.oscer.ou.edu/
Monday, February 26th,
2007 Current
Area Contest submission deadline.
Tuesday, March 13,
Friday, March 23, 2007 Undergraduate Student
Paper Contest Regional Deadline - midnight
MST
Fayetteville,
AR Ozark Section Conference submissions deadline
Regional
Undergraduate Papers are due to R5 Paper Contest Committee Chairman Robert Stratten. If you win the
Area competition you must make your conference and hotel registration and
obtain least cost transportation to the event. You can voucher two nights of
expenses to the Region for travel, registration and meals to participate in
April 8 scheduled activities.
Thursday, March 24, 2007—ASME Central
This will be an ethics and professional practice program and the speaker
will be Kathy Hart, the Executive Director of the Oklahoma State Board of
Licensure for Professional Engineers
Location:
Date: Thursday,
22 March, 2007
TIME: 6:00 PM Registration & Social
6:30 PM Meal
7:15 PM Program &
Speaker
9:00 PM Adjourn
We will issue certificates of attendance to PE's.
This program should meet the one hour ethics requirement that is required by
Thanks
Albert N. Janco, P.E..
Vice-Chair, Programs
ASME,
jancoa@asme.org
405-848-1991
Tuesday, March 27,
2007—ExCom Meeting – 6:00 p.m.
This
meeting was postponed from March 20 to March 27, 2007. It will be held at 6:00 p.m. at the
IEEE EXCOM
March
Meeting Agenda
Date:
March 27, 2007
Location:
Time:
6:00 PM
Length:
2 Hours
Welcome
·
Attendance (Sign-in
sheet)
·
Verification of Quorum
·
Review of January
Meeting Minutes (Kevin – 5 minutes)
§
Additional discussion
(Committee – 10 minutes)
§
Quorum was not
established for the February meeting
·
Treasurer’s Report
§
Review (Nita – 10
minutes)
§
Report on budget as
approved
§
Discussion (Committee –
10 minutes)
§
Approve (Committee)
·
Officer’s reports (15
Minutes)
§
Secretary
§
Vice-Chair
§
Society Chairs
§
Life Member
§
Student
§
Membership
§
Other Reports
·
New business
§
Discussion: Annual
Requirements
§
Discussion of
§
Selection of permanent
meeting location
§
Set Calendar for 2nd
Quarter
·
Next Meeting (5
minutes)
§
April Meeting
§
WDWBW “Who Does What by
When” (For the Meeting)
·
Adjourn
Tuesday, April 10,
Tuesday, April 17,
2007—ExCom Meeting – 6:00 p.m.
This meeting will be held at 6:00 p.m. at
the
IEEE EXCOM
April Meeting Agenda
Date:
April 17, 2007
Location:
Time:
6:00 PM
Length:
2 Hours
Welcome
·
Attendance (Sign-in
sheet)
·
Verification of Quorum
·
Review of March Meeting
Minutes (Kevin – 5 minutes)
o
Additional discussion
(Committee – 10 minutes)
o
Quorum was not established
for the February meeting
·
Treasurer’s Report
o
Review (Nita – 10
minutes)
o
Report on budget as
approved
o
Discussion (Committee –
10 minutes)
o
Approve (Committee)
·
Officer’s reports (15
Minutes)
o
Secretary
o
Vice-Chair
o
Society Chairs
o
Life Member
o
Student
o
Membership
o
Other Reports
·
New business
o
Discussion: Locations
and dates for Section meetings
§
Archie: C.H. Guernsey
Speakers
o
Update on:
o
Possible: Tour of IEEE
Oklahoma City Virtual Community
§
How to Invite
§
What is available
o
Next Meeting (5
minutes)
§
Who Does What By When
(For the Meeting)
·
Adjourn
Friday, April 20 – Sunday
April, 22, 2007 IEEE Region 5 Technical, Professional and Student
Conference,
The IEEE Ozarks Section and the
The technical sessions,
tutorials, and short courses are coordinated to provide a comprehensive and
well-balanced program. This meeting is
intended to provide a forum for the exchange of information on state-of-the-art
electrical engineering research. The
conference also provides a forum for electrical engineering students in Region
5 universities and colleges to participate in Robotics, Design, Ethics and
Student Paper Contests.
See the web site at https://www.engr.uark.edu/2007ieeer5conference/index.php
for more
information. Registration is open with
information and program details available at the web site.
Tuesday, April 24, 2007 – EMB/EMS Tour of Nomadics,
6:00 p.m.
The OKC Chapter of the Engineering
in Medicine & Biology (EMB) and Engineering Management Society (EMS) will
take a tour of the BioInstrumentation Group of ICX Nomadics of Oklahoma City on Tuesday, April 24th from
6-7 PM. Pizza and soft drinks will be provided. The OKC office of ICx Nomadics manufactures
instruments and sensors for the Life Sciences Market.
The meeting will be held at:
ICx Nomadics, Inc
In the
(Genzyme Building -1st Floor)
Speakers will include John Quinn, PhD,
Mr. Carl Rieger and Mr. Tom Jobe.
Dr. Quinn - Chief Scientist, will
discuss the application of Surface Plasmon Resonance biosensors in
applications of Biomolecular Interaction Analysis as
well as industrial and biomedical applications.
Mr. Rieger
will explain the electrical characteristics of using Surface Plasmon
Resonance to monitor molecular binding interactions.
Mr. Jobe will present an overview of ICx Nomadics and the parent
company, ICx Technologies.
Members of the IEEE and guests are
welcome.
Please
May TOP
Tuesday, May 8,
Thursday, May 10,
2007, Association of Information Technology Professionals
AITP
Date:
Thursday, May 10, 2007*
*Note
day change from Tuesday to Thursday
Time:
6:00 pm, Racing starts at 6:25 pm
Location:
Members
$13 Guests $18 Students $10
Come
and join us for a fun evening dining, relaxing and watching the horses run at
Remington Park Race Track. Kevin Jetton, Event Manager for the National
Collegiate Conference, is coming to the meeting to network with us about the
NCC 2009 to be held in
Please
We
will need to make reservations at the restaurant.
Tuesday, May 15, 2007--IEEE EXCOMM and Information Session for Potential Senior Members at EMBS, Inc.,
To all
members: If you are not already a Senior Member of IEEE,
would you like to achieve this advancement? If so, please attend this meeting
to learn more and to get your application started.
May Meeting Agenda:
Date: May 15, 2007 (Tuesday)
Location: EMCS, Inc.
Time: 6:00 PM
Length: 2.5 Hours
6:00 PM Welcome (
6:05 PM Information Session for Potential Senior Members
Introductions
General Discussion of Senior Membership
Requirements for Senior Member Status
Benefits and Responsibilities
Questions and Answers
Networking
Future Actions
6:30 PM EXCOMM Meeting
Welcome
Call to Order
Attendance (Sign-in sheet)
Verification of Quorum
Review of March Meeting Minutes (Kevin – 5 minutes)
--Additional discussion (Committee – 10 minutes)
--Quorum was not established for the February meeting
Treasurer’s Report
--Review (Nita – 10 minutes)
--Discussion (Committee – 10 minutes)
--Approve (Committee)
Officer’s reports (15 Minutes)
--Secretary
--Vice-Chair
--Society Chairs
--Life Member
--Student
--Membership
--Other Reports
Ongoing Business
--Discussion: Locations and dates for Section meetings
--C.H. Guernsey Speakers (Archie)
--Computer Languages (Brian Lloyd)
--Other potential topics
Next Meeting (5 minutes)
--Who Does What By When (For the Meeting)
Adjourn
Wednesday, May 23, 2007: IESNA
Time: Open to public 10:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.,
admission FREE
Place:
Up to 33 lighting products exhibitor booths.
FREE coffee, tea and water service all day; FREE LUNCH
(appetizers, finger foods and soft drinks) for 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.
Two
FREE Technical Seminars/PDHs:
11:45
a.m. – 12:45 p.m. “Lamps and Ballasts” by Mr Jerry
Cassel of GE Lighting
1:00
p.m. – 2:00 p.m. “Lighting for Interior Spaces” by Ms. Abimbola
Asojo, OU College of Architecture.
There
will be a drawing at the end of the day for a FLAT SCREEN TELEVISION.
For
questions, please call David Hobza (405)416-8239 or
Chuck Holland (405)416-8304.
Wednesday, June 13 through Friday, June 15, 2007:
This meeting will be held at
the
Earn as many as 13.5 PDH
credits, learn a wealth of new information and network with engineers from
across the state. Not a member of
The technical sessions range
from topics on transportation, design build, wind power and CAD drawings to an
update from the State Licensing Board on rules and Communication Tips for
Engineers. On Friday, a special guest
speaker will talk about Raising the Bar in Engineering Education and in the
Engineering Profession. We will also
have presentations on the new University of Oklahoma Weather Center and the
Economic Impacts of Engineering Projects.
There is a technical session for almost any engineer in any specialty at
this meeting.
For those engineers currently
in management or interested in management principles, the Management Seminar on
Wednesday is just for you. It will be
geared specifically for our engineering professions and current or future
business owners.
Tuesday, June 19, 2007
ExCom Meeting, 6:00 p.m.
IEEE EXCOM
June Meeting Agenda
Date: June 19, 2007
Location: EMCS, Inc.
Time: 6:00 PM
Length: 2.5 Hours
Welcome (
Call to Order
Attendance (Sign-in sheet)
Verification of Quorum
Review of May Meeting Minutes
(Kevin - 5 minutes)
o Additional discussion (Committee - 10 minutes)
Treasurer's Report
o Review (Nita - 10 minutes)
o Discussion (Committee - 10 minutes)
o Approve (Committee)
Officer's reports (15 Minutes)
o Secretary
o Vice-Chair
o Society Chairs
o Life Member
o Student
o Membership
o Other Reports
Ongoing Business
o Follow-up: Future section meetings from May meeting:
C.H.
Guernsey Speakers (Archie)
Computer
Languages (Brian Lloyd)
Other
potential topics - possible topics from R5 meeting
o Follow-up: Next steps from the May Senior Member
informational session
o Review archived IEEE information stored at OEF
o Next Meeting (5 minutes)
Who
Does What By When (For the Meeting)
Adjourn
Tuesday, July 17, 2007
ExCom Meeting, 6:00 p.m.
IEEE EXCOM
July Meeting Agenda
Date: July 17, 2007
Location: EMCS, Inc.
Time: 6:00 PM
Candidate
Selection Board Convenes to determine 2007 Officers
Saturday, August 18, 2007
Program Use Training—Delphi, 8:30 a.m. to 12:30
p.m., C. H. Guernsey Office, 5555 N. Grand Blvd., Oklahoma City, OK.
The C. H. Guernsey offices have a
large red “G” logo on both the north and south sides of the building. If traveling North on the
If you are traveling South on the
Lake Hefner Parkway, get off at the NW 50th exit, turn left to cross
over to the East side of the Parkway, turn left on the North bound frontage
road and follow the above directions to the meeting.
If you are traveling on Portland
Avenue, turn East on 56th street and drive to the stop light on the
Lake Hefner South bound frontage road (West side of the Parkway) and turn right
and proceed South ½ block to the C. H. Guernsey offices and park in the South
side parking lot.
Tuesday, August 21, 2007 ExCom
Meeting, 6:00 p.m.
IEEE EXCOM
August Meeting Agenda
Date: August 21, 2007
Location: EMCS, Inc.
Time: 6:00 PM
September TOP
2007 Officer Candidate Petitions accepted
PACE Meeting
Tuesday, September 18, 2007
Section Meeting on IEEE Benefit Plans & ExCom
Meeting, 5:45 p.m.
C. H. Guernsey Office,
"Come join your colleagues for some FOOD and FACTS
and maybe even save a few BUCKS!" The the
program for the September OKC Section/Executive Committee Meeting will be a
short PowerPoint presentation highlighting the IEEE Financial Advantage Program
(the package of business, personal and financial benefits) offered to IEEE
members. In addition to the PowerPoint presentation, Mirelle White, Senior Administrator, Marketing
& Affinity Partnerships IEEE will be on hand via conference call to answer questions
and provide additional information.
When: Tuesday Evening September 18; Food
Service will begin at 5:45 pm C.D.T. Presentation 6:10 pm -
7:30 pm C.D.T. followed by a brief EXCOMM meeting
Where: C. H. Guernsey Office,
PLEASE
Directions:
C. H. Guernsey Office,
The C. H.
Guernsey offices have a large red “G” logo on both the north and south sides of
the building. If traveling North on the
If you
are traveling on Portland Avenue, turn East on 56th street and drive to the
stop light on the Lake Hefner South bound frontage road (West side of the
Parkway) and turn right and proceed South one-half block
Tuesday, October 2, 2007; Parallel & Cluster Computing
Workshop
The workshop will teach the basics
of parallel computing using the Message Passing Interface (MPI). This is the most popular way to do parallel
computing in clusters for large scale science and engineering research. This workshop has been added to the agenda
for the Oklahoma Supercomputing Symposium 2007, scheduled for October 3 with
registration as described below.
Wednesday, October 3. 2007;
Early registration is desired,
starting February 8, 2007, to get a quick headcount to encourage more speakers
and sponsors. For more information and
to register, go to https://symposium2007.oscer.ou.edu/ or contact
SUMMARY:
FREE Parallel & Cluster
Computing Workshop, Tuesday, October 2, 9:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and Oklahoma
Supercomputing Symposium 2007, Wednesday, October 3 at
For details, see https://symposium2007.oscer.ou.edu/
In 2006, we had over 300 attendees,
from 38 academic institutions in 14 states, 43 private companies, 16 government
agencies and 5 non-governmental organizations.
You can find links to previous
Symposia on the above website.
The 2007 Symposium will be a lot
like 2006, except better. We expect
attendance in 2007 to be over 300.
DETAILS:
The Oklahoma Supercomputing
Symposium 2007 will be held Wednesday, October 3 all day on the
FREE registration is open:
https://symposium2007.oscer.ou.edu/
Our keynote speaker will be Dr. Jay
Boisseau, Director of the
More speakers will be announced
soon.
We’d be delighted to have you
participate. It’s a great way to learn
what’s happening on the High Performance Computing side of your research area.
The Symposium is FREE and comes
with meals and snacks, including a FREE reception and poster session the
evening of Tuesday, Oct 2.
Last year’s Symposium had 300
attendees (out of over 500 registrations), from 38 academic institutions in 14
states, 43 private companies, 16 government agencies and 5 non-governmental
organizations. We expect at least as
many this year -- probably more.
We’re currently looking for people
interested in participating, both as attendees and also to present any of the
following:
·
breakout
talks (30 minutes including questions);
·
technical
briefs (10 minutes including questions);
·
Birds of
a Feather sessions (30 minutes including questions);
·
posters
(at the reception/poster session Tuesday, October 2, 5:30 pm – 7:00 pm
We’re looking for talks, briefs, BoFs and posters in any of a variety of areas of
Computational Science & Engineering (including computational research in
every field of engineering, physical science, biological science, mathematics,
social science, business and the arts), High Performance Computing, High
Performance Networking, Grid Computing, Data Mining, Scientific Visualization,
HPC education and so on.
And, if you know of students –
graduate and undergraduate – who are interested in these areas, this is a great
opportunity to introduce them to conferences, especially because it’s
FREE. We especially welcome talks,
briefs and posters by students.
Also, if you know of colleagues
that might be interested, please let them know of this Symposium.
We’ll also have a vendor
exposition, where you’ll have an opportunity to learn about existing and
emerging HPC technologies.
Director, OU Supercomputing Center
for Education & Research (OSCER)
Adjunct Assistant Professor,
Scientist, Center for Analysis
& Prediction of Storms
University of
405-325-5386 (office), 405-325-3442
(FAX)
Tuesday, October 16, 2007 ExCom
Meeting, 6:00 p.m.
IEEE
EXCOM
THIS
MEETING HAS BEEN CANCELLED.
Saturday, October 20, 2007 National Weather Festival in
The
Annual National Weather Festival from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Saturday, Oct.
20, at the
The free public event will feature tours, children’s
activities, a storm-
chaser car show, displays by local businesses, weather-related
seminars,
Science on a Sphere, and hourly
weather balloon launches.
More information is available online at https://www.norman.noaa.gov/nwf07
or by calling (405) 325-6907 or (405) 321-7260.
November TOP
Computer
Chapter Meeting
Tuesday, November 20, 2007 ExCom
Meeting, 6:00 p.m.
IEEE EXCOM
This meeting has been canceled!
Sunday, December
2, 2007--IEEE OKC Section December Social & Officer Election
The IEEE OKC
Section will be having their December social and Officer elections on Sunday, December 2, 2007, at 6:30 p.m. at
Cattlemen's Steak House at 1309 S. Agnew, Oklahoma City, OK, which is in the
Stockyards area.
You may
arrive by 6:00 p.m. if you would like to visit and network with your friends
before dinner begins at 6:30 p.m.
The menu
includes salad, baked potato, steamed vegetables, rolls, assorted cream pies and
one of the following entrees:
1. 12-oz Rib eye Steak
2.
3. Char-broiled Salmon
4. Vegetarian/Pasta Dinner
The price is
$10 each for IEEE members, $5 each for IEEE life or student members, and up to
one guest per member for $10 each.
A cash bar
can be arranged if there is enough interest.
Please
Tuesday, Dec 04, 2007, 9:30am, Jones Hall 300, Langston Main
Campus--Section and Computer Society Meeting.
Title: Generating New
Course Material from Existing Ones
Speaker:
Vincent Oria, PhD.
Associate Professor
School of Computing
New Jersey Institute of
Technology
Abstract: Creation of
appropriate educational content is a major challenge and
cost factor in the increasing important areas of on-line and
life-long learning.
The aim of this lecture is
to present how a new course can created by
recomposing parts extracted from existing annotated course materials.
Course
materials comprising a variety of learning objects (slides, video,
audio,
textbook, etc.), are gathered, decomposed into elementary learning
fragments,
appropriately annotated, indexed, and stored. They are further augmented
with
course structures and dependencies (prerequisite and precedence). A
course
designer who has a particular training goal in mind can pose a query
to the
Courseware-on-Demand
system, expressing that goal. The
first step in processing
the query is to locate course fragments containing material relevant
to the
goal. Then, taking into account the dependencies, the system can
define a
minimal path in the metadata network that leads to the goal. The
last step is to
physically extract the parts of the course materials retrieved during
the
previous step, and compose the new teaching material.
Dr. Oria
is currently an Associate Professor (with tenure) of Computer Science
and Information Systems in the School of Computing in
Technology (NJIT) after a
tenure-track Assistant Professor position from 2000 to
2006. Prior, He worked as
a Research Scientist at the ENST Paris from 1994 to
1996 before joining Prof.
Tamer Ozsu's group at the
the DISIMA project. Dr. Oria published
more than 100 research papers and reports
on Databases and Hypermedia Systems.
Dr. Oria
received a Diplôme d'Ingénieur
(M. Eng) in 1989 from the Institut
National Polytechnique,
in 1990 from Université Pierre et
Marie Curie (
Ph.D. in 1994 in Computer
Science from the Ecole Nationale
Supérieure des
Télécommunications (ENST),
Contact:
Nicole Stanley
(nstanley@lunet.edu) or Pierre Tiako (pftiako@lunet.edu)
Phone:
Tuesday, December 18, 2007 ExCom
Meeting, 6:00 p.m.
This meeting has been canceled!