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Applied RF Engineering I - Circuits and Transmission Lines, Starts September 12, On Demand, Online
Applied RF Engineering II - Wireless Digital Signals, Starts September 12, On Demand, Online
RF Technology Certification, Starts September 19, On Demand, Online
Radio Systems: RF Transceiver Design from Antenna to Bits & Back, San Jose: October 17 to 21
mmWave RFIC and MMIC Design Techniques, San Jose: October 24 to 26
RF, Digital High Speed, PCB & EMI Design Fundamentals, Start Anytime, On Demand, Online

For the complete schedule please visit: BesserAssociates.com.

SCU Engineering: Leading the way to a sustainable future.

* Tackle problems at the nanoscale in our Center for Nanostructures.
* Work on humanitarian projects in the Frugal Innovation Hub.
* Work independently or with peers to find solutions to the world's energy challenges in the Latimer Energy Lab.
* Have fun working on your own 3D printing project or an assignment for class in the Maker Lab.
* Advance drone technology, monitor satellites for NASA, or design autonomous vehicles for use in Monterey Bay or Lake Tahoe in the Robotics Systems Laboratory.
* Partner with Silicon Valley medical device and biotechnology companies to solve real-world challenges that transform global health in the BioInnovation and Design Lab.

To obtain more information on SCU's School of Engineering, please contact Stacey Tinker, Director of Admissions, at stinker@scu.edu or call 408-554-4313.

9/1, 2:30 pm, SCV MAG, The Digital Universe and Technologies of Magnetic Data Storage, Hybrid Event/ Quadrant, 1120 Ringwood Ct., San Jose
The physical foundation of the digital universe is data storage; introduction of heat assisted magnetic recording (HAMR), microwave assisted magnetic recording (MAMR), Shingled magnetic recording (SMR), Helium drive and multi-actuators drive. Free.

9/2, 12:00 noon, SFBA EDS, The LLNL Quantum Design and Integration Testbed, WebEx
The basics of quantum computing and how they achieve a speedup in computation; RF engineering, the material science, and the classical computer science that goes into developing the LLNL testbed.

9/8/2022, 7:00 pm, SCV CNSV, Diversity in the Workplace: Retaining Early Career Women and Minority Engineers, Hybrid Zoom/Santa Clara University (with 6:00 pm refreshments)
An open discussion on challenges and opportunities facing young engineers, women in engineering, and minorities in academia and industry.

9/9/2022, 7:00, SCV CNSV, Communications, Computing, and Power during Disaster Response, Hybrid Zoom/Santa Clara University (with 6:00 pm refreshments)
A panel discussion among representatives from organizations involved with emergency response and disaster recovery.

9/11, 6:00 pm, SCV CS, Safety for Autonomous Vehicles and the IEEE P2851 Standard, Hybrid Event/ SCU
Self-driving cars, IEEE P2851, SOTIF, SoC, Safety critical systems, and more. Collocated with IEEE GHTC. The speakers include the chair of the working group on the standard, Jyotika Athavale from NVIDIA. Free.

9/14, 5:00 pm, SCV PSES, Why Functional Safety?, Virtual Event
Functional safety requirements are in more and more product standards! Discover what functional safety adds to product and system safety evaluations.

9/15, 11:00 am, SFBA PELS, Power Electronics Hardware Design for Manufacturability, WebEx
Prototyping techniques, design automation software, team management tools; printed circuit board (PCB) design and vendor selection, production and design controls, and electro-mechanical integration.

9/21, 12:00 pm, SCV CTSoc, Endpoint AI Requires Innovative Solutions for Compute, Memory, and Power, Virtual Event
Recent algorithmic, architectural, and technological innovations that are converging to enable truly useful AI everywhere.

9/22, 11:30 am, OEB LMAG, EV Race China's Silk Road, Around the World in 80 Electric Days, Beeb's Sports Bar & Grill, 915 Clubhouse Dr, Livermore
A group of Electric Vehicle enthusiasts raced around the globe in 2016, recharging with local electric power only. The group crossed 20 countries in Europe, North America, and Asia, and covered 28,962 km (18,026 all-electric road miles). This is their story.

10/07, 8:30 am to 4:30pm, SCV PES/IAS, Powering the Energy Revolution, An Engineering Seminar, Marriott Santa Clara near Great America
Keynote from NASA Ames; Blockchain for the Grid; Microgrid Design & Simulation; EV Load Management; Electrical Power Design Tools, and more. Check back for registration.