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From the Central Texas Section Chair

Leslie Martinich
Chairman, Central Texas Section
lmartinich@ieee.org

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Membership Development

 IEEE Participation in National Instruments NIWEEK 2017

The IEEE Central Texas Section will be participating in this year’s NIWeek as exhibitors May 23rd through the 24th.  We will be promoting the value of being an IEEE member both nationally and local to the Central Texas Section.

If you’re at NI Week, be sure and stop by the IEEE booth, say hello and help talk to other NIWeek attendees about what it is to be an IEEE member!  As a note, you can get an Expo only badge for free.  It will get you into the exhibits as well as the morning keynotes and exhibit parties Monday and Tuesday nights.

The IEEE Central Texas Section is looking for volunteers to assist in manning the booth.  Come meet other local IEEEers, network, and have some fun.  Send your interest to Joe Redfield @ j.redfield@ieee.org and I’ll respond with details.

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Did you know about IEEE

IEEE Young Professionals Webinar - The IEEE offers webinars for members on topics related to professional development, humanitarian efforts, and technical knowledge.  Periodically, there is a free webinar on a new topic.  Examples of past webinars that are available for immediate viewing are:

• The IoT and the Connected World We Live In - IEEE Young Professionals Special Panel.
• Technology in Hollywood.
• Lessons Learned: Stuff They Don't Teach in Engineering School.

For more information and a listing of available recorded Webinars, see
https://www.ieee.org/membership_services/membership/young_professionals/young_professionals_webinars_index.html

Joe Redfield
CTS Membership Development Chair
Region 5 Membership Development Chair
J.Redfield@ieee.org
210-744-2968

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News of Interest to the Section

Call for Nominations for 2018 IEEE-USA Board positions

The IEEE-USA Nominations and Appointments (N&A) Committee asks for your help identifying U.S. IEEE Regions 1-6 members who may be interested in, and well-qualified for, service in the following IEEE-USA board positions:

• IEEE-USA President-Elect (2019)
• IEEE-USA Secretary/Treasurer (2018)
• IEEE-USA Vice President - Career & Member Services (2018)
• IEEE-USA Vice President - Communications & Public Awareness (2018)
• IEEE-USA Vice President - Professional Activities (2018)
• IEEE-USA Vice President - Government Relations (2018)
• IEEE-USA Young Professional Representative (2018)

 
The Board positions are for leaders who provide IEEE-USA with vision and direction, oversee our volunteer committees, monitor financial performance and promote new activities. All nominees must be from U.S. IEEE Regions 1-6.
 
All positions except for IEEE-USA Young Professional Representative require senior member status.
 
The IEEE-USA Board of Directors will select our new Board members from the nominees in November, with the exception of IEEE-USA President-Elect. Here, the IEEE-USA Board will select at least two individuals to become President-Elect candidates for the IEEE election held in 2018. The winner of this election will become the IEEE-USA President-Elect in 2019, and then serve as IEEE-USA President in 2020.
 
We also ask that you submit names for consideration to serve on the IEEE-USA N&A Committee (2018-2019). Eligible nominees include former IEEE-USA Vice Presidents, IEEE-USA Secretary-Treasurers, U.S. Region Directors who have completed their terms or who are serving in their second year of that term, or members who have had experience as an IEEE-USA Committee Chair.
 
To nominate candidates, please go to: https://goo.gl/forms/jx1Sgy6NPzMmyLkp1, or contact nominations@ieeeusa.org for more information. Self-nominations must be submitted no later than 1 May 2017 and third-party nominations no later than 15 May 2017 to be considered for the positions listed above.

Free eBook from IEEE USA to IEEE Members

In May, IEEE-USA E-BOOKS is offering the award-winning “Staying Sharp--Volume 2:  Tips for Staying Sharp Outside Your Company” free to IEEE members.

An active IEEE member for many years, author Harry T. Roman also advocates volunteering in IEEE and other professional societies as an ideal way to enhance your professional experience. For example, participating in your local IEEE section is a great way to meet people. Additions to your personal network can benefit you when you need advice, assistance, or are looking for work.

Now through 15 June, IEEE members can get a free download of this e-book by going to: https://shop.ieeeusa.org/usashop/product/careers/138629. Log in with your IEEE Web account, add the book to your cart and use promo code MAYFREE17 at checkout.

Roman especially recommends volunteer positions that require public speaking.

“Speaking in public is a powerful tool for you to master,” he says. “What’s more, people you meet will invariably strike up conversations, which could turn out to be excellent networking opportunities.”

CALL FOR AUTHORS

IEEE-USA E-BOOKS seeks authors to write an individual e-book or a series on career guidance and development topics. If you have an idea you think will benefit members in a particular area of expertise, please email your proposal to IEEE-USA Publishing Manager Georgia C. Stelluto at g.stelluto@ieee.org.

IEEE-USA serves the public good and promotes the careers and public policy interests of nearly 190,000 engineering, computing and technology professionals who are U.S. members of IEEE.

Hulu To Hire 500 In San Antonio

Online television- and video-streaming service Hulu announced on Thursday that it will be opening up a new "viewer experience headquarters" in San Antonio, and hope to hire 500 people at the location. Hulu said it will create around 300 jobs by the end of the year, with another 200 expected in 2018. Hulu said it expects to spend around $13 million in building the new San Antonio campus, which will provide customer support.

TaskUs Opens New Offices In San Antonio, Plans To Hire 500

TaskUs, a large business process outsourcing firm, said it has leased 32,000 square feet in San Antonio, and opened up new sales offices in Dallas and Austin, as part of a big expansion for the company. The company, which provides outsourcing of back office tasks to big Internet services companies, said it plans to hire more than 500 employees in San Antonio. In addition, the company said its two founders, CEO Bryce Maddock and President Jaspar Weir, are both moving to Texas as part of the new expansion. TaskUs said its new headquarters will include such office perks as a complimentary coffee and snack station, a napping/resting area, on-site massage therapist visits and a space for employees to cut loose, play foosball and watch TV.

Comparably Salary Tool

A California-based company called Comparably is trying to drum up publicity for its new “fair pay” reporting tool. The idea is you put in your department, job title and zip code and it spits back an estimated salary. They don’t ask for years of experience, though the job titles sometimes reflect junior or senior roles. This may be something you want to check into to see if you are being paid what you are worth.

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Volunteer Opportunities

Texas STEM Connections

Texas STEM Connections is a web-based tool that makes it easy for STEM professionals to connect with K-20 educators, classrooms, out of school time programs, and other volunteer opportunities. Professionals can share their skills and expertise to bring real-world, authentic learning opportunities to all our students helping to create the next generation of innovators. Through in-person matches and virtual sessions, professionals can help educators and program providers connect their students to the world of STEM. Together we can make a difference.

Inspire students across the U.S. from your office

Nepris allows professionals in any industry to inspire students across the country without ever leaving the office. The skills-based volunteering platform connects professionals with teachers, classrooms, and students virtually, through video-conferencing technology, to provide real-world insight, career exploration, mock interviews, resume prep, virtual tours, and project mentorship/evaluation to students across America.

Through Nepris, STEM professionals across the globe are inspiring the next generation of engineers, welders, scientists, financiers, zoologists, and more. This is all done without any travel, expense, long-term commitment, or complex coordination for the company or volunteer. Professionals can easily sign up for Nepris and create an interactive session (called an Industry Chat) that fits with their schedule, for which teachers can register their classes. Nepris then markets these Industry Chats to the 30,000+ educators in their platform, taking care of the heavy lifting so the volunteer can just create the Industry Chat beforehand, log in the day of, and start inspiring.

Volunteers can also browse through teacher requests from across the country, accepting a request to speak with a class when it fits their industry, skill set, and schedule. Nepris moderates each session and fully supports volunteers through the process, ensuring a seamless experience for the students, teacher, and volunteer. Skills based volunteering not only prepares students for their dream career, it gives every professional an opportunity to build out their resume, strengthen their professional skills, and be that person who progresses their industry’s future workforce through community outreach.

Carlos Rosas, an engineer with ExxonMobil, recently engaged with over 100 students virtually through an Industry Chat for Engineers Week. As he explains, “This is something that I highly recommend to all professionals and business leaders. Being able to transmit and convey your professional experience to students is something really important and it adds value not only to me as a professional, but also to the most precious resource any society has: our youth.” Nepris is an easy win-win solution to bridge the gap between education and industry - just read how one professional engages with students through Nepris over his lunch-break.


To sign up or for more information, visit https://www.nepris.com or contact Matt Pronio at matt@nepris.com or (717) 370-1387.

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The Impact of Advanced Technologies on Various Industries

Advance technologies are shaping the future of businesses.

Advanced technologies such as Internet of Things (IoT) and Artificial intelligence (AI) are changing how different industries and customer-oriented companies doing business. Companies are realizing that AI and IoT are a trends of success and failure for them.  That is why and as per a recent report for Strategy &PWC, companies are investing heavily in such advanced technologies and making significant changes to their operating models and structures and even hiring new talent mix of manpower.
Businesses want to be in best position when the shift happen toward the IoT and AI era. For example, big computer technology companies started investing in IoT hardware components such as sensor, actuators, connectivity, real time analytic and benefiting from their access to massive amount of data generated by their customers and use it toward improving their services and products.

Advanced technologies found its way to the electric power industry too!

For example, let us look at the electric power industry. Advanced technologies found its way to to the power and energy companies years ago. Many of the power utilities companies already used analytic softwares and smart meters in their transmission and distribution networks. Customers already enjoying real time mobile energy management and billing apps. But with the introduction of more smart home devices, power utility companies found themselves forced to enter the era of digital technologies heavily. Micro grid and smart substations are in their way to the grid. Power companies started even acquiring data science companies that have energy management service to benefit from the huge data base collected from their customers who already started using smart home devices such as Amazon Alexa, Google home, smart appliances and heating systems. The new homes and business installations are more of gate way hubs now and utilities can benefit from this feed back data to develop their services.

Machine Learning is using our streaming data for better service and products.

Data science is the core of machine learning (ML), a form of Artificial Intelligence that helps with the aid of special computers and huge amount of pre-labeled data to identify future customer demands. This massive amount of data can be collected through collection of browsing data or streaming. For example, ML Algorithm can identify the need of customers for certain product or service at lower price. That is why big corporations who have access to massive customer data from their various interactions with online apps and web sites are investing heavily in data science. For example, Google just announced last March the acquisition of an online data science and ML company witch will give them an access to one of the largest Data base in the science communities.
Companies will be able to match customers demand with goods and services at lower prices. Engineers can access research and papers much easier. Educations, Health care, Law enforcement and many other sectors will benefit from ML applications.

Contributed by Qusi Alqarqaz, IEEE Senior Member
https://qusialqarqaz.wordpress.com
qusi.alqarqaz.us@ieee.org

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Call for Nominations

It's time for the nominating process to begin for section and chapter officers for next year.  If you are interested in nominating someone for a section officer position or one of the section committee chairs, contact the Nominations and Appointments Committee Chair, Kenny Rice.  His address is krice@ieee.org.  Self-nominations will be considered by the Nominations and Appointments Committee.

Nominations for chapters and affinity groups should go to the chairman of the group.

In the past, Central Texas Section officers have been elected for a two year term, and chapter officers in the section have been elected for a one year term   The MGA Operations Manual states that the section may have terms of office of either one or two years, and the Central Texas Section has documented the choice of two year terms for its officers.  

Recently, the MGA Operations Manual declared that sections must make a separate choice of terms of office for all of their chapter officers.    In the absence of a Local Operating Procedure on this topic, the Section Committee has decided that chapter officers must be elected every year, Chapter officers are limited to consecutive service of four years.  

The schedule for our elections is as follows.  This message constitutes the Call for Nominations.  The nominations committee will accept nominations from section members during the month of April, and will communicate a slate of nominees to the CTS Executive Committee by August 15th, for ratification at the Executive Committee meeting at the end of August.  The ratified slate will be published in the September Analog newsletter, and petition candidates will be accepted until October 15th. The modified slate will be announced to section members in the October Mid Month Reminder.   The election will be announced in the November Analog.  The elections will begin on November 1.  We intend to use the IEEE vTools election process for the election.

Chapter nominations and elections should follow a similar schedule and process at the chapter level, although the election itself may be held at the November chapter meeting instead of on line. 

Below is the section Elections process specified in the MGA Operations Manual (it can be found at https://www.ieee.org/societies_communities/geo_activities/operations_manual/index.html ).  The chapter process is substantially the same,  


G.    SECTION ELECTION PROCESS

Six months prior to the date of election, the Section Nominating Committee Chair shall issue a call for nominations for all positions elected at-large to all voting members of the Section through an appropriate medium. 


Section members shall submit nominations within one month of the call for nominations. 

The Section Nominating Committee shall verify the candidates’ eligibility and willingness to serve. A candidate must be a member of the Section to hold office in that Section. The Section Nominating Committee shall also gather position statements and biographies of the potential candidates, as appropriate. 


4    The Section Nominating Committee will select from all such submissions at least two but not more than three candidates for each position elected at-large, and submit the slate of candidates to the Section ExCom for ratification. In the case where the slate that is submitted for ratification consists of a single candidate, the Section ExCom may recommend to the Region Director the approval of proceeding with the election process with a single candidate slate.

• The slate of candidates for elected office shall be communicated to the voting members of the Section not less than six weeks prior to the election date. In addition, provision shall be made in the communication for petition candidates for these offices. 

• In addition to the candidates nominated by the Section Nominating Committee, individual voting members eligible to vote in such election may nominate candidates by petition. 
In accordance with IEEE Bylaw I-307.17, the number of signatures required on a petition shall be determined as follows. For all positions where the electorate is less than 30,000 voting members, signatures shall be required from 2% of the eligible voters. 
For all positions where the electorate is more than 30,000 voting members, 600 signatures of eligible voters plus 1% of the difference between the number of eligible voters and 30,000 shall be required.” 
The petition shall be completed at least 28 days before the date of the election. 

• The entire slate of candidates for office shall be communicated to the voting members of the Section not less than two weeks prior to the election date. 

• The election process shall be by secret ballot. 

• The Section Chair shall submit the names of up to three members of the Section to serve as a Tellers Committee, to the Section for approval. After the tally of votes, the Tellers Committee shall report the results of the election to the Section Chair. The Section Chair shall inform each candidate for office of the results of the election prior to announcing the results to the Section membership. 


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Tips, Tools and Gadgets

First I want to remind you all that we are looking for volunteers to man the IEEE Central Texas Section booth at NI week. This is a great way to meet engineers and IEEE members from around the world. If you are interested, contact Joe Redfield j.redfield@ieee.org and he will respond with details.

Second, you can still sign up for the free I LOVE DAC level of registration at the Desing Automation Conference. There is more information here.

Third, if you are concerned about Google or your netowrk service provider spying on your search history or selling that data, you might want to take a look at StartPage. They say they do not collect or share any personal information (read full privacy policy).

StartPage offers you Web search results from Google - the world's most popular search engine HOWEVER StartPage offers more:

• A Proxy Service
  It allows users to surf the web with complete privacy. The proxy lets users browse websites safely and anonymously, without passing on any private, personally identifiable information to the websites they view.
• The URL Generator
  To promote a cookie-free internet, StartPage has a URL generator which eradicates the need for setting a cookie. It remembers your settings in a privacy friendly manner. It can be found at the bottom of the SETTINGS page.
• StartPage supports SSL (HTTPS)
  The servers have been configured to handle HTTP requests over secure and encrypted Secure Socket Layer (SSL) connections. SSL is an encryption protocol that is available in almost all browsers. It establishes a secure connection between your browser and StartPage's servers. StartPage uses SSL to hide your search terms from anyone who might be monitoring traffic between your browser and StartPage's servers. You can activate SSL by using/adding an "s" to "http" in StartPage's address. (so: https://www.ixquick.com)

Lastly, I want to appeal to you all to volunteer with the various STEM projects that are underway. In particular, if you register now with Texas STEM Connections, you will find a number of requests for engineers to visit schools.

If you have comments, or suggestions as to something I should mention in a future issue, please let me know at john.purvis@ieee.org.  I look forward to reading your comments and suggestions. 

John Purvis III IEEE LSM, P.E.
john.purvis@ieee.org
https://johnpurvis.wordpress.com
Past Section Chair, Analog Editor

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Continuing Education

IEEE Provided

Spectrum Tech Insider Webinars

Learn from industry experts about latest technology advances via our free Tech Insider Webinars. This page lists upcoming and available 'on demand' Tech Insider webinars. All the live webinars are archived and are available on demand for 12 months. IEEE members can also earn PDH certificates for each webinar.

More Than 400 Courses Now Available on IEEE Xplore

It’s easier to find IEEE’s more than 400 online courses now that they’ve been added to the IEEE Xplore Digital Library. Known as the eLearning Library, these interactive online classes can be found in the library’s Courses section. Based on tutorials and workshops presented at IEEE conferences, the courses were developed and peer-reviewed by experts in their fields. Read more . . .

Computer Society Webinars

Register now for our latest free live technical webinars. Or check out our past webinars at your convenience.  See this site  more information.

Computer Society 2014 Professional Development Courses

Expand your knowledge base by taking a professional development course in your area of technical interest. Half-day webcast formats (3.5 hours) enable you to quickly get up to speed in a specific technology area without leaving your desk. And each are at a low cost of $49. For a limited time, sign up for three courses and receive the fourth one for free.  See the list of training courses.

ComSoc Training

See this calendar  for a list of upcoming courses.

Other learning opportunities

IEEE e-Learning Library
IEEE Online Education Portal
IEEE-USA Webinars (attendees can earn professional development hours -- PDHs)

Other Sources

CodeAcademy

Learn to code interactively for free

Corsea.org

A web site that provides an aggregate of university course offerings. Their tag line is "Take the World's Best Courses, Online, For Free." They have 16 course categories, most in technology areas from 16 major universities. 

MIT Open Courseware

MIT OpenCourseWare (OCW) is a web-based publication of virtually all MIT course content. OCW is open and available to the world and is a permanent MIT activity. More can be learned here.

Saylor.org: Free Education

The tag line of the Saylor website is "Harnessing Technology to Make Education Free." Although Saylor.org does not grant degrees, students can download a certificate of completion for successfully passing the exam at the end of each course. There are thirteen areas of study that visitors can choose to explore, including Computer Science, Chemistry, Mathematics, and Mechanical Engineering.

University of Texas Professional Development

UT Center for Lifelong Education provides several courses (these are NOT free). The list can be found here.

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Career

CTS Job listing

The Central Texas Section receives job postings from time to time. These are posted on the Section Web site. If you have a job to post to the site, send the information to cts-webmaster@ieee.org

IEEE ResumeLab

IEEE members have a new tool to help gain a competitive edge in the employment process. IEEE ResumeLab is a new online service that allows IEEE members to develop a resume or curriculum vitae using specialized tools tailored for each step of the job seeking process. This new product is added to the list of offerings that assist members as they find jobs and develop their careers.

The IEEE Job Site

The IEEE Job Site has undergone a makeover with new features and easier navigation to better serve IEEE members. Its still easy for IEEE members or IEEE member job seekers to conduct job searches or create and upload a resume, but with the use of HTML5 technology, the site boasts a cleaner layout and crisp contemporary design making the IEEE Job Site more user-friendly.

The IEEE-USA Career Manager is organized into eight categories designed to help you manage and advance in your career:

* Career Management Interactive Workshop
* Salary Service
* Consulting and Entrepreneurship
* Professional Development Webinars
* Employment Assistance and Job Search
* IEEE Online Distance Learning
* E-Book Library
* IEEE.tv

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Student Branches and Activities

St Mary's University - San Antonio (https://engineering.stmarytx.edu/ieee/)

Faculty Adviser: Wenbin Luo, email: wluo@stmarytx.edu
Branch Chair: Jorge Padilla, email: jpadilla4@mail.stmarytx.edu


Texas State University - San Marcos

Faculty Adviser: Larry Larson, email: Larry.Larson@txstate.edu

Branch Chair: Alison Chan, email: c_c457@txstate.edu

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TXST.IEEE



Trinity University - San Antonio 

Faculty Adviser: Farzan Aminian, email: faminian@trinity.edu

Branch Chair: Sang Choi, email: schoi1@trinity.edu

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TrinityIEEE



University of Texas at Austin (https://ieee.ece.utexas.edu/)

Faculty Adviser: Sriram Vishwanath, email: sriram@ece.utexas.edu

Branch Chair: Haley Alexander, email: chair@ieeeut.org

Facebook: https://m.facebook.com/ieeeut



University of Texas at San Antonio (https://ieeeutsa.com/)

Faculty Adviser: Paul Morton, email: PaulMorton@utsa.edu

Branch Chair: Mark Pena, email: Mark.W.Pena@gmail.com

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ieeeutsa

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Useful IEEE Links

IEEE IEEE-USA IEEE Region 5 IEEE Central Texas Section What's New at IEEE SocietyNews from IEEE IEEE Regional News

Call Papers IEEE Standards Association IEEEXplore - full text access to IEEE Publications The Spectrum Online - The Magazine for Technology Insiders IEEE: The Bridge - IEEE-Eta Kappa Nu (IEEE-HKN)'s signature publication, an interactive digital magazine published three times a year. IEEE Member Newsletter https://theinstitute.ieee.org

Other Region 5 Section Newsletters

• Houston Section - Pocket Scope
• St. Louis Section - ION
  

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Local Conferences, Meetings and Events

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				2017 IEEE Custom Integrated Circuits Conference (CICC) The IEEE Custom Integrated Circuits Conference (CICC) is the premier conference devoted to IC development. CICC emphasizes the education of experienced engineers as well as students while showcasing original, first-published innovative analog and digital circuit techniques covering a broad spectrum of technical topics. It is a forum for circuit, IC and SoC designers, CAD developers, manufacturers and ASIC users. CICC is the conference to find out how to solve design problems and improve circuit design and chip design techniques. Here are some of the highlights of CICC 2017: Plennary Speaker: Hans Stork, CTO ON Semiconductor Title: Autonomy with Smart Power Electronics. Technical Program The technical sessions are the backbone of our conference and this year we are proud to offer a strong program. Papers will be presented in the following areas:  Wireline Techniques for Advanced Modulation Schemes, Clocking Techniques, Memory for Emerging Applications, RF and Millimeter-Wave Power Amplifiers and Transmitters, Data Converter Techniques, Biomedical Circuits and Systems, Wireline Building Blocks, Analog Techniques I, Security Circuits and Systems, Energy Efficient Wireless for 5G and IoT, Switching Regulators, Non-Traditional Computing Hardware, High-Performance and Low-Power Frequency Generation, Analog Techniques II, Oversampling Data Converter, Millimeter-Wave Communication Circuits, Linear Regulator Techniques, Technology Directions Educational Sessions: On Sunday, three Educational Sessions will take place.  This year we will again cover several topics of active research during our Educational Sessions.  The presenters are well-known for their contributions in their respective areas. The topics are: MM-Wave/RF Wireless, Analog & Testing Techniques, and Digital Techniques & Diversity Luncheon Speaker: Christopher Mangelsdorf Forum Sessions: Emerging Design Techniques for Data Convertors, Self-Sustaining IoTs - Fact or Fiction, and Technology, Circuits and Systems for 5G Communication Panel Sessions: Hardware and Software Security: Gaps and Synergies, Bio-Inspired Learning & Inference Systems: What Works & What Doesn't, and What's Your Favorite Analog/Mixed-Signal Circuit? Hotel Van Zandt 605 Davis St Austin, TX, USA https://www.ieee-cicc.org/
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				Star Wars Day https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Star_Wars_Day
				Venture Expo Venture Expo is a semi-annual showcase of "Investor-Ready" startups from The University of Texas at Austin and Central Texas.The companies include all current TVL Accelerator members as well as a select group of past TVL companies and companies from partner organizations. Venture Expo is held during December and May of each year. Attendance typically ranges between 300 to 400 investors, entrepreneurs, and students. Additional details will be posted below as they become available. For the most up-to-date details subscribe to the newsletter. Attend Venture Expo Our next Venture Expo will be held on Thursday, May 4, 2017 at the ATT Conference Center at 1900 University Avenue on the UT Austin campus.Venture Expo is a fantastic opportunity to network with Austin's vibrant community of entrepreneurs, investors, students and faculty. Presenting companies were advertising their vacancies for investors, employees and advisers. RSVP today Get Involved as a Start-up Venture Expo is free and open to the public if you'd like to attend and watch the presentations. Presenting at Venture Expo, however, is limited to companies affiliated with the TVL Accelerator. Please visit our TVL Accelerator page if your company is interested in joining the TVL accelerator.
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				ASQ Austin - May Social Event Cinco de Mayo & Margaritas Come meet and socialize with some local ASQ members and guests to celebrate Cinco de Mayo! Date / Time: Friday, May 5th 4:30 – 7:00 pm Note:  Happy Hour drink specials: 3:30 – 6:30pm Location: Lupe Tortilla 10515 N. Mopac Expressway NB Austin, Texas 78759 Located in The Shops at Arbor Walk We will be out on the patio / cantina area. Snacks will be provided by ASQ. Drinks need to be purchased. RSVP: No need for reservations. Place is very busy for this event due to the live music so arrive as soon as possible. Look for Maria (wearing a black fedora hat). Contact / Questions: For any questions concerning this social event please contact Maria Vinhais: maria.camarillovinhais@asqaustin.org 512-619-3198
				Talk & group chat: IoT data with Haskell, SQL, and GraphQL What's the deal with GraphQL? How do you write clean, and reusable SQL queries in a safe way? What about 3rd party APIs? And how can I do all that in Haskell? This talk is all about finding out the answers. I've recently switched gears a little and been doing embedded development. In a terrible turn of events, many of these devices are now hooked up to the internet. But several of them are actually a joy -- particularly the Helium Development Kit. In the end, I ended up writing a series of tools to stream Helium data, ingest it into PostgreSQL, and query my sensor data -- (almost) entirely in Haskell. In this presentation, I'm going to dissect a bit of that code, and hopefully give some insight into what structuring real Haskell applications (that are not compilers) -- that deal with external services -- might look like. The application and code I wrote includes: • A type-safe PostgreSQL query layer, using Opaleye.   • Caching/batching of IoT data and SQL queries using Haxl  • Type-safe GraphQL schema and query parser, using graphql-api, to easily query timeseries data.  • Interfaces to several 3rd party REST APIs via Servant.  • Other miscellaneous things, often forgotten: rate limiting(!), some organization tips, and maybe even deployment! (And what to do about the non-Haskell?!) Despite the above sounding intimidating, the core functionality of the overall application is roughly ~500 lines of code, or so -- so it's fairly concise and easy to work with. We'll touch over a bit of all this -- and hopefully be able to sneak in a demo of my work, using a LiDAR sensor for real time distance measurements! 7PM Cognitive Scale 9500 Arboretum Blvd, Austin, TX
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				O'Reilly Open Source Convention (OSCON) OSCON is where the open source community gathers to celebrate achievements, spark new ideas, and map the future of open computing through collaboration, education, and connecting people with technology. https://conferences.oreilly.com/oscon/oscon-tx?cmp=em-prog-free-na-ostx17_nurture_em2_how_you_got_here&imm_mid=0ec21c
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				CTEA Electronics Symposium at AMD, Tuesday May 9, 2017  Central Texas Electronics Association Electronics Design, Manufacturing & Test Symposium Tuesday, May 9, 2017 AMD Bldg B500 Auditorium at 7171 Southwest Parkway Program: 3:00  -   Registration Begins 3:30  -   Welcome and Introductions 3:35  -   " Graphene for Future Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI) ” Greg Yeric, Director, Future Silicon Tech Group, ARM Research 4:05  -   " Analog Package Enablers: Choosing Embedded Technology ” Mark Gerber, Director, Eng & Mkting for Flip Chip and SiP, ASE 4:35  -   Break for Networking 4:50  -   " Leadless Flip Chip PLGA for Networking Applications ” Andrew Mawer, Manager, Packaging Analysis Lab, NXP 5:20  -   " Artificial SuperIntelligence (ASI) and the Death of Mankind ” Paul Golata, Sr Tech Content Specialist, Mouser Electronics 5:50  -   Door Prizes Drawing & Closing Remarks 6:00  -   Food & Refreshments Served and More Networking
			10
				American Society for Quality (ASQ) Section 1414 Meeting Anne Holland founder and CEO of QA Consulting, Inc. QA Consulting, Inc. Austin Community College (ACC) Highland Business Center (HBC) 5930 Middle Fiskville Road Austin, Texas  78752 Room 301.0 6:00 – 6:30 PM – Networking Time 6:30 – 6:45 PM – Announcements 6:45 – 7:45 PM – Talk 7:45 – 8:00 PM – Door Prizes Registration / Cost: Cost will be $10 per person to cover food expenses. https://asqaustin.org/2017/02/20/may-event-051017/ https://asqaustin.org
			13-14
				Austin Maker Faire 10AM-6PM Palmer Events Center https://makerfaireaustin.com
			17
				IEEE Virtual Career & Talent Expo Construction, Engineering & Technology Jobs May 17, 2017 Live Recruiting Day From 10 AM - 2 PM PDT FOR EMPLOYERS: Enhance Your Online Recruitment Strategy and Branding Hire Passive & Active IEEE Members, Professionals, College Students, US Vets Experience Higher ROI in an Easy to Use Virtual Platform Unlimited Resume Search - Unlimited Interviews My Company Will Hire Online! FOR JOB SEEKERS: Attend Anywhere From Your Mobile, Tablet or PC Unlike Job Boards, Connect Directly with Recruiters Access Career Resources and Attend Webinars It's Fun, Easy and Convenient! I'll Find My Next Gig Here
			21-25
				IEEE ICC 2017 Fawzi Behmann, Central Texas Section conference chair and ICC 2017 (May 21-25) Publicity chair, has defined and organized an industry session at IEEE ICC2017 scheduled for May 23. The session title is “ComTech Innovation and Trends towards Smart Connected Car Environment”. Panlists include: Minerva Roberto, Technical Leader, SoftFIRE and Chairman of IEEE IoT Initiaitve, Italy Latif Ladid, Chair, 5G World Alliance and President, IPv6 Forum, Luxemboug Dr Slawomir Pietrzyk, CEO and CTO, IS-Wireles, Poland Aurel Machalek, Research Associate, Interdisciplinary Centre for Security,  Reliability and Trust, University of Luxembourg, Luxembourg Thierry Blévinal, Senior Project Manager, Autonomous Vehicles Programme  at RATP DEV -  Direction Technique & Innovation, Paris. If you have the time and interested to attend,  then please check details at: https://icc2017.ieee-icc.org/registration
			22-25
				NI Week 2017 Join NI at NIWeek 2017, the ultimate learning environment that gives you the tools and knowledge to increase your proficiency and develop applications faster, smarter, and more cost-efficiently. https://niweek.ni.com/events/niweek-2017/event-summary-80b3f15fba9e440cb95d4c5387c6af34.aspx?espuid=CNATL000015632317&cid=Direct_Marketing-70131000001RoxDAAS-Corporate-em110015
			23-25
				International Conference on IC Design and Technology (ICICDT) The ICICDT is the forum for engineers, researchers, graduate students, and professors, to cross the design-technology boundary through interactions with design, technology, and process experts to develop the skills for future IC research and development. Contributed papers are solicited in the following subject areas: Advanced materials and processing technologies Advanced transistor and interconnect structures Interposer/Three-Dimensional (2.5D/3D) integration Variation-tolerant designs Process and design techniques for soft errors, plasma-induced damage, and reliability Advanced memory devices and circuits RF, analog, mixed signal, and I/O circuits for future technology generations Simulation and modeling of advanced processes, devices,and circuits EDA and design optimizations across system,circuit,and/or device levels for high performance, energy efficiency, yield, and/or reliability Design for manufacturing, yield, and test System-on-Chip (SoC) and system-in-package (SiP) design integration Power semiconductor technologies and circuits Emerging technologies, circuits and Applications (Internet of Things, Autonomous cars) Quantum computing Conference Program Overview Wednesday, May 24th, 2017 Opening remarks (Bich-Yen Nguyen) ...........................................09:00 AM – 09:10 AM Keynote: Dr. Mark Rodder, Samsung.....................................09:10 AM – 09:55 AM Keynote: Dr. Ron Martino, NXP ............................................09:55 AM – 10:40 AM Coffee Break ............................................................................10:40 AM – 11:00 AM Session A: Advanced Transistors/Materials (Chairs: Thuy Dao and Dina Triyoso).......................................11:00 AM – 12:15 PM Workshop A ..............................................................................12:15 PM – 01:00 PM Lunch..........................................................................................01:00 PM – 02:00 PM Session B: Advanced Memory Technologies (Chairs: Hideto Hidaka) .............................................................02:00 PM – 02:50 PM Session C: RF, Analog and Mixed-Signal (Chairs: Stefano D'Amico and Andrea Scarpa) .........................02:50 PM – 03:50 PM Coffee Break ...............................................................................03:50 PM – 04:00 PM Session D: SoC, DFM, CAD (Chairs: Rouwaida Kanj and Stephen Heinrich-Barn) ................04:00 PM – 05:00 PM Workshop B, C & D ....................................................................05:00 PM – 06:00 PM Reception at Salt Lick BBQ-Driftwood........................................06:45 PM – 08:45 PM Thursday, May 25th, 2017 Opening remarks ...........................................................................09:00 AM – 09:10 AM Keynote: Philippe Flatresses, STM...............................................09:10 AM – 10:00 AM Session E: Focus Session on IoT and Autonomous Car (Chairs: Mariam Sadaka, Philippe Flatresse) ................................10:00 AM – 11:00 AM Lunch...............................................................................................11:00 AM – 01:00 PM Session F: Low Power and 3D Integration (Chairs: Xuan-Tu Tran and Paul Grudowski)....................................01:00 PM – 02:00 PM Session G: Emerging Technology (Chairs: Thomas Ernst) .....................................................................02:00 PM – 02:50 PM Coffee Break ......................................................................................02:50 PM – 03:10 PM Session H: Quantum Computing and Advanced Materials (Chairs: Philippe Galy) ......................................................................03:10 PM – 03:35 PM Session I: Reliability (Chair: Yuichiro Mitani) .....................................................................03:35 PM – 04:00 PM Workshop F, G, H, & I ........................................................................04:00 PM – 05:00 PM Awards, Closing Remarks and ICICDT 2018 ....................................05:00 PM – 05:30 PM Post Conference Meeting for TPC ......................................................05:30 PM – 08:00 PM Final submission deadline: 17 Apr 2017 Notification of acceptance date: 27 Feb 2017 UT Avaya Auditorium Austin, TX Contact: Thuy Dao thuy.dao@nxp.com For further information visit https://www.icicdt.org
		June
			14
				Texas Board of Professional Engineers Ethics Webinar Registration links will be posted 30 days prior to the event at: https://engineers.texas.gov/webinars.html.
			17
				2017 ACM/IEEE International Workshop on System Level Interconnect Prediction (SLIP) High speed chip-to-chip interconnect design • Design and analysis of chip package interfaces • Power consumption of interconnects • 3D interconnect design and prediction • Emerging interconnect technologies • Applications of interconnects to social, genetic, and biological systems • Co-optimization of interconnect technology and chip design Austin Conventional Center 500 E. Cesar Chavez Street Austin, TX, USA https://sliponline.org/
			17-18
				The 26th International Workshop on Logic & Synthesis sponsored by ACM/SIGDA and by the IEEE Thompson Conference Center, Austin, TX The International Workshop on Logic and Synthesis is the premier forum for research in synthesis, optimization, and verification of integrated circuits and systems. Research on logic synthesis for emerging technologies and for novel computing platforms, such as nanoscale systems and biological systems, is also strongly encouraged. The workshop encourages early dissemination of ideas and results. The workshop accepts complete papers highlighting important new problems in the early stages of development, without providing complete solutions. The emphasis is on novelty and intellectual rigor. Topics of interest include, but are not limited to: hardware synthesis and optimization; software synthesis; hardware/software co-synthesis; power and timing analysis; testing, validation and verification; synthesis for reconfigurable architectures; hardware compilation for domain-specific languages; design experiences. Submissions on modeling, analysis and synthesis for emerging technologies and platforms are particularly encouraged. The workshop format includes paper presentations, posters, invited talks, social lunch and dinner gatherings, and recreational activities. Accepted papers are distributed exclusively to IWLS participants. Paper abstract submission:  March 5, 2017 Full paper submission:          March 12, 2017 - 11.59pm Anywhere on earth Notification of acceptance:   April 16, 2017 Final version due:                 May 14, 2017 https://www.iwls.org/iwls2017/
			18-22
				Design Automation Conference (DAC) Advance registration for the premier conference for the Design & Automation of Electronic Systems is now open.  DAC consists of a Research Track, Designer Track, and IP Track on the following themes: Electronic Design Automation (EDA), Electronic Systems & Software (ESS), Design, Intellectual Property (IP), Internet of Things (IoT), Automotive, and Security.  DAC offers outstanding training, education, exhibits and superb networking opportunities for designers, researchers, tool developers and vendors. Register today Http://www.dac.com - DAC June 18 – 22, 2017, Austin Convention Center I LOVE DAC Free Registration (deadline is May 25) includes: Keynote sessions from: Monday: Joe Costello, CEO, Enlighted, Inc. Tuesday: Chuck Grindstaff, Executive Chairman, Siemens PLM Software Inc. Wednesday: Tyson Tuttle, CEO, Silicon Laboratories, Inc. Thursday: Rosalind Picard, Professor, Massachusetts Institute of Technology Access to the Exhibition Floor with over 180 exhibitors Access to the DAC Pavilion sessions each day SKYTalks Fireside Chats from industry CEO’s Industry Panels 3 Tear-downs World of IoT Designer Track Poster Session IP Track Poster Session Networking receptions Sunday Night Welcome Reception on the 4th Floor of the Austin Convention Center, 5:30pm - 7:00pm Monday, Tuesday & Wednesday Networking Receptions in the Trinity Street Foyer, 6:00pm - 7:00pm Tuesday Designer/IP Track Poster Session Reception on the exhibit floor, 5:00pm to 6:00pm Tuesday & Wednesday Work-in-Progress Poster Sessions & Reception in the Trinity Street Foyer, 6:00pm - 7:00pm
		July
			25
				SysAdmin Day https://sysadminday.com
		September
			6
				Texas Board of Professional Engineers Ethics Webinar Registration links will be posted 30 days prior to the event at: https://engineers.texas.gov/webinars.html.
			16
				Central Texas Section Semi-Annual ExCom Meeting
			17-21
				2017 19th International Conference on Intelligent System Application to Power Systems (ISAP) ISAP is a unique forum where two scientific communities meet: power systems and intelligent systems, and also where scientists and engineers and economists working in the industry align their vision on the needs and demands of the power industry. The Conference welcomes papers on Intelligent Systems Application to Electric Power and Energy Systems (Generation, Transmission, Distribution, Markets, Operations, and Planning) Westin Riverwalk 420 W. Market Street San Antonio, TX, USA https://2017isap.tamu.edu/
			17-22
				2017 ACM/IEEE 20th International Conference on Model Driven Engineering Languages and Systems (MODELS) The annual Models conference brings together an international audience of researchers and practitioners to discuss all aspects of modelling in software engineering, including modelling for requirements, process modelling, design modelling, quality modelling, user interface modelling, test modelling and product-line modelling. It covers modelling languages, meta-models, standards, code generation, modes of process and all related topics. It also covers modelling education. Anything related to modelling is welcome including pragmatics of modelling, industrial use of modelling, uses of models in any software context, transformation of models or to models, reverse engineering to models, standardization involving models, blending models and programs, etc. case studies, empirical studies and all other forms of papers are welcome. Sheraton Austin Hotel at the Capitol 701 East 11th StreetAustin, TX, USA Full Paper Submission deadline: 10 Mar 2017 Final submission deadline: 09 Jun 2017 Notification of acceptance date: 09 Jun 2017 https://www.modelsconference.org/
			26-28
				2017 IEEE Accelerated Stress Testing & Reliability Conference (ASTR) Austin, TX Full Paper Submission deadline: 10 Mar 2017 Final submission deadline: 09 Jun 2017 Notification of acceptance date: 09 Jun 2017
			27-29
				2017 Accelerated Stress Testing and Reliability (ASTR) Conference The event is co-sponsored by IEEE and ASQ The 2017 Accelerated Stress Testing and Reliability (ASTR) Conference is focused on highlighting cutting-edge methods to deliver maximum cost-benefits from reliability testing. ASTR 2017 is relevant to manufacturers in the aerospace, automotive, consumer electronics, defense, medical, telecommunications and other industries where reliability is a key driver of operational and business success. If your company needs to improve product testing with a goal to improve reliability, reduce warranty costs, improve profits, gain market share, and be more competitive, then the 2017 ASTR Conference is for you. September Conference – 09/27-29/17 Accelerated Stress Testing and Reliability (ASTR) Conference ASTR Logo Sept. 27-29 in Austin Texas <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> ASTR is co-sponsored by ASQ-Reliability Division and IEEE Reliability Society. ASQ Logo 2 IEEE Logo Exceeding Customer Expectations through Accelerated Reliability Testing The 2017 Accelerated Stress Testing and Reliability (ASTR) Conference is focused on highlighting cutting-edge methods to deliver maximum cost-benefits from reliability testing. ASTR 2017 is relevant to manufacturers in the aerospace, automotive, consumer electronics, defense, medical, telecommunications and other industries where reliability is a key driver of operational and business success. If your company needs to improve product testing with a goal to improve reliability, reduce warranty costs, improve profits, gain market share, and be more competitive, then the 2017 ASTR Conference is for you. You’ll Use What You Learn at the 2017 ASTR Conference Accelerated stress testing is a key tool within a well-structured development program—enabling timely opportunities for product improvement and delivering assured product performance. ASTR 2017 will be comprised of short sessions, tutorials and will feature exhibits. Topics will include Accelerated testing, degradation methods, effective test, HALT, and field reliability. Who should attend? Anyone who determines how to test for reliability, experts and novice A Reliability Development Managers A Sensor Manufacturers A Test Equipment Manufacturers A Senior Reliability Engineers A Test Engineers A Test Lab Managers A Quality Engineers A Reliability Engineers A Systems & Development Engineers Engineering students & faculties interested in Accelerated testing or Reliability Reliability Topics: Product and Process Reliability in the Medical arena Availability, Maintainability & Reliability synergies Design of Experiments and Reliability–case studies Risk & Reliability connections Explaining Risk to Management Location: Austin Downtown Hilton Garden Inn 500 N Interstate 35 Frontage Rd Austin, TX 78701 https://www.ieee-astr.org
		October
			10
				Austin (CTEA) Expo & Tech Forum Tuesday, October 10, 2017 Location: Norris Conference Center 2525 West Anderson Lane #365 Austin, TX Plan now to join us for free technical sessions, free lunch and the chance to network with leading suppliers to our industry! Norris Conference Center Location Free Technical Program & Schedule: Exhibit Hours: Tuesday, October 10th, 2017 10:00AM - 3:00PM https://www.smta.org/expos/#austin
			26-27
				LASCON 2017 (8th Annual Lonestar Application Security Conference) LASCON 2017 will be held again at the Norris Conference Center, with the conference dates to be Thursday and Friday, October 26-27, 2017. Training will also be offered, The Lonestar Application Security Conference (LASCON) is an OWASP conference held annually in Austin, TX. It is a gathering of 400+ web app developers, security engineers, mobile developers and information security professionals. LASCON is held in Texas where more Fortune 500 companies call home than any other state and it is held in Austin which is a hub for startups in the state of Texas. At LASCON, leaders at these companies along with security architects and developers gather to share cutting-edge ideas, initiatives, and technology advancements. https://lascon.org
		December
			6
				Texas Board of Professional Engineers Ethics Webinar Registration links will be posted 30 days prior to the event at: https://engineers.texas.gov/webinars.html.
2018
		March
			4-8
				2018 IEEE Applied Power Electronics Conference and Exposition (APEC) APEC focuses on the practical and applied aspects of the power electronics business. The conference addresses issues of immediate and long term importance to practicing power electronics engineer. henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center San Antonio, TX, USA https://www.apec-conf.org/
		April
			4-6
				GreenTech 2018 of Smart City Call for Participations/Volunteers GreenTech 2018 IEEE is planning its 10th annual conference on GREENTECHNOLOGY. GreenTech 2018 will be held at the AT&T Executive Training and Educational Facilities in Austin Texas, From April 4 to April 6. We are calling for volunteers and participation by Industry, academia and municipalities. Volunteers are needed in the following areas: Website content, social media, publicity, social and logistics. If available, or have question, please send an email to f.behmann@ieee.org
			7-8
				IEEE R5 Annual Meeting Austin, TX Sponsor: IEEE USA, R5 and CTS
		May
			13-18
				2018 IEEE International Workshop Technical Committee on Communications Quality and Reliability (CQR 2018) Reliability & Quality of Communication Networks AT&T Conference Ctr 1900 University Ave Austin, TX, USA https://www.ieee-cqr.org/
		June
			10-13
				2018 IEEE Electrical Insulation Conference (EIC) This conference papers are dealing with application, development, analysis, testing, and service experience with electrical insulation in electrical and electronic equipment around but not limited to the following themes: rotating machines, transformers, cables, variable speed drives, testing, outdoor insulation, nanodielectrics, switchgear, new materials, etc. San Antonio, TX, USA https://ieeedeis.org/eic
		July
			27-29
				IEEE Future Leader Forum
2019
		July
			8-12
				2019 IEEE Nuclear and Space Radiation Effects Conference (NSREC) Conference offers a one day "Short Course" and 3.5 days of Tehchnical sessions consisting of 8-10 session of contributed papers. The material presented is completely related to the radiation environment and its impact on electrical components and materials San Antonio Rivercenter Marriott 101 Bowie St San Antonio, TX, USA https://www.nsrec.com/
		October
			27-30
				2019 IEEE Sensors Conference Austin, TX Sponsor: IEEE CTS and Sensors Society Conference Bid  deadline: 30 Aug 2016 Notification of Venue selection: October, 2016

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