ComSoc: Free WCET Practice Exam

ComSoc is offering one free WCET practice exam to a designee from each IEEE section. The Columbus Section is going to offer this to a candidate in the section who is serious about pursuing WCET certification. The free exam is worth about $75.

The Wireless Communication Engineering Technologies (WCET) is the new premier wireless certification from ComSoc. You can read more about it here: http://www.comsoc.org/cert/

To get the free practice exam, email comsoc@ieeecolumbus.org.

CALL FOR PAPERS

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IEEE Transactions on Instrumentation and Measurement
Special Issue on Biometric Instrumentation and Measurement

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IEEE Systems Journal
Special Issue on Biometrics Systems

Computer Society: When Navigation Meets Artificial Intelligence -- Integration of Computer Vision with GPS

30 Jul 2008 - 7:00pm
30 Jul 2008 - 8:30pm
Registration is open

Announcing a very special event for the Computer Society!

Please join Dr. Zhen Zhu as he discusses his insights into using AI for navigation.

Location:
DeVry University
Room 8
1350 Alum Creek Dr
Columbus, OH 43209
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Refreshments will be provided, ample free parking available.

Please RSVP by clicking the link below.

Abstract:
Navigation and machine intelligence are two ideas that don't easily blend.

Executive Committee Meeting

14 Aug 2008 - 5:30pm
14 Aug 2008 - 7:30pm
Registration is open

This is the monthly IEEE Columbus Section Committee Meeting.

Agenda:


  1. Secretary's Report - Kevin Munson
  2. Treasurer's Report - Don Joslyn
  3. Membership Report - Bill Fouse
  4. CTC Report - Kevin Munson
  5. PACE Report - Ben Mehraban
  6. GOLD Report - Jack Freund
  7. Society Reports

    1. AP/MTT - Mike Carr & Kubilay Sertel
    2. Computer - Linda Bingham
    3. ComSoc - Jack Freund
    4. ED/LEOS - Paul Berger
    5. EMB - Cindy Roberts/Nasser Kashou
    6. PES - Howard Jones
    7. SP - ???

  8. Student Branch Reports

ComSoc: Twenty First Century Communications - Managing Communications During an Emergency

24 Jun 2008 - 5:00pm
24 Jun 2008 - 7:30pm

Jim Kennedy conceived the technology behind Twenty First Century Communications during an electrical storm, sketching a basic diagram on a dinner napkin. Over the years that followed, he grew that system into an international business. Today, TFCC serves over 200 clients in the United States, Canada, and Great Britain. TFCC has received national attention for supporting the response to major disasters such as Hurricane Katrina and the San Diego wildfires. Kennedy will discuss the path of innovation that has charted the course of his career and the growth of his business.

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