Re: Two Free Upcoming Talks at UA Sierra Vista: Raspber ry Pi and Bayesian Reliability

1 message · started by Jim Barba on Nov 21, 2016

Re: Two Free Upcoming Talks at UA Sierra Vista: Raspber ry Pi and Bayesian Reliability

From Jim Barba · Nov 21, 2016

Hi Rex,
 
I already am on a mailing list for events such as this. Barb Smith puts it out. Thanks for the heads up!
 
Sincerely,
Jim Barba
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---------- Original Message ----------
From: Rex Bouwense <majb@azloco.com>
To: cochiselinux@freelists.org
Subject: [cochiselinux] Two Free Upcoming Talks at UA Sierra Vista: Raspberry Pi and Bayesian Reliability
Date: Fri, 18 Nov 2016 14:19:14 -0700

     I received an email from Dr. John DeLalla announcing the next two FREE continuing education speakers at the University of Arizona South.  The following is from that email.      

"In continuation of the University of Arizona South Continuing Education
Speaker Series, in conjunction with the Fort Huachuca Chapter of IEEE, two
free talks are available in the coming weeks on the Sierra Vista campus.
Details are below and attached. These talks are provided as an outreach of
the local IEEE chapter, and the professional development and
certification-prep courses offered by UA South, as community outreach. CEU's
are available for attendees. These talks are open to the community; you do
not need to be a student to attend. Please share these events with your
colleagues.

FREE Speaker Series: 
Raspberry Pi Advanced
Wednesday, 30 November
5:30pm-7pm
UA South, Groth Hall, Public Meeting Room
65 seats remaining
FREE Speaker Series: 
Bayesian Reliability
Thursday, 8 December
5:30pm-7pm
UA South Groth Hall, Public Meeting Room
53 seats remaining

Please RSVP so we may setup enough chairs and order enough food. RSVP to
jd@arizona.edu"

Rex Bouwense


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