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SUMMARY:RoboTEC 2018
DESCRIPTION:\nLet yourself get ROBOTized by the 4th edition of RoboTEC! \nRoboTEC is an international competition dedicated to national and international students from technical universities\, who are passionate about robotics and artificial intelligence. It is organized by Liga AC (The Students’ League of the Faculty of Automation and Computers from Timişoara\, Romania)\, in partnership with the Politehnica University of Timișoara and IT&C companies.  \nRoboTEC will take place on the 23rd-25th of March 2018\, at the Politehnica University of Timișoara. The participating teams can have up to three students\, who can be guided by a coordinating teacher. \nRoboTEC brings forward 7 different challenges for its participants:\n– Line Follower Classic\n– Line Follower Enhanced\n– Line Follower Turbo\n– Mini Sumo\n– Mega Sumo\n– Maze\n– Freestyle \nEach team can participate to how many challenges they wish. \nSo come and bring your own robot-friend back to life!  \nRegistration period:\n– until 25th of February for European citizens\n– until 1st of February for international citizens that need visa \nRegister on our website: https://robotec.ligaac.ro/. \n
URL:https://banatit.ro/event/robotec-2018/
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SUMMARY:Masterclass: Functional Programming on the JVM
DESCRIPTION:\nMost programming languages are gaining functional programming constructs\, and the JVM remains a rock-solid base on which to build a wide variety of applications; however\, the legacy ties to OOP in the Java programming language itself make many of the more interesting and useful aspects of functional programming difficult to achieve.\nIn this course we’ll dive into two popular FP languages for the JVM: Scala and Clojure. You’ll learn about the critical features designed into these languages that can take your software to the next level. Both languages have great strengths\, but we’ll also talk about the most significant problems that you’ll face when adopting either. \nThe hands-on portion of the course will concentrate on some of the most significant benefits of working with each. \nThe content is approachable for all levels of developers. Experience working with Java\, Javascript\, or C# is recommended. \nCourse Outline\nScala\n-First-class persistent data structures\n-Improved type system\n-Type inference\, call-by-name\, extended argument lists\, implicits\n-Libraries of interest\n-Weaknesses and Challenges\n-Scala.js (browser-based scala)\n-Lab: Live coding & code examples that people can run/modify to demonstrate the topics \nClojure\n-Dramatically simpler syntax\n-Language concerns at a library layer\n-Code as data\n-Ad-hoc polymorphism\n-First-class treatment of time as a programming concern\n-Spec vs Type systems\n-Dynamic development\n-Libraries of interest\n-Weaknesses and Challenges\n-Clojurescript (browser-based Clojure)\n-Lab: Some tractable code examples you can run/modify demonstrate the topics \nSummary\n-A review of pros/cons\, naming specific use-cases for each language.\n-Objective comparison: How to talk to others about the pros/cons \nThe trainer \nVijay is a functional programmer in Clojure/Scala with 15 years of experience with Java and JVM technologies. He is Co-organiser of Dutch Clojure Day and Co-host of defn – a Clojure podcast. \nHe currently works as Lead Dangineer dealing with all things Data Engineering/Analytics/Science at Werkspot\, Amsterdam. \n
URL:https://banatit.ro/event/masterclass-functional-programming-on-the-jvm/
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SUMMARY:Masterclass: Leading\, following\, or managing?
DESCRIPTION:\nDo we have a mentoring\, coaching\, managing or leadership role towards others? Are we following or learning from others? Do we influence our colleagues and organizations in public or behind the scenes? Are these interactions built into a formal hierarchy in our group? Have we informally adopted an interaction role? Or have we even been forced into a particular interaction role? \nIn order that we work together as efficiently and effectively as possible\, we need to understand the range of approaches or styles for leadership and management\, what styles we feel most comfortable with\, and how we react to both being leaders and being led. \nIt’s not just humans who work in groups. Other animals can tell us about how we interact with individuals\, teams\, and groups both as leaders and followers. Isabel discusses animal behavior\, predators\, animal groups\, parasites and epiphytes\, and the richness of symbiotic partnership. \nWe’ll use techniques such as influence diagramming to help us understand behavior during change\, and we’ll look at leadership models to see which ones are appropriate for us. \nRegardless of the project model/software life cycle model you use\, you’ll need to understand these interactions\, and when to adopt a leadership\, mentoring\, coaching\, following\, or learning attitude in order to help your group thrive. \nThree key points to take away:\nGain an understanding of leadership styles and how you react to them;\nLearn how the team organization and leadership style affects its effectiveness;\nUnderstand when to use these approaches most effectively and efficiently. \n______________________________________________________\nThe trainer\nIndependent quality and testing consultant Isabel Evans has more than thirty years of IT experience in quality management and testing in the financial\, communications\, and software sectors. Her quality management work focuses on encouraging IT teams and customers to work together via flexible processes designed and tailored by the teams that use them. Isabel authored Achieving Software Quality Through Teamwork and chapters in Agile Testing: How to Succeed in an eXtreme Testing Environment; The Testing Practitioner; and Foundations of Software Testing. A popular speaker at software conferences worldwide\, Isabel is a Chartered IT Professional and Fellow of the British Computer Society\, and has been a member of software industry improvement working groups. \n
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SUMMARY:Glow in the Dark
DESCRIPTION:\nHello Friends\,\nEvery Friday we get an amazing feeling and we “Catch a Groove” at Bunker Club\nOn 23 of March – Glow in the Dark\nEveniment organizat in colaborare cu OSUT (Organizatia Studentilor din Universitatea de Vest din Timisoara)\nOld Skool vs. New Skool hosted by dj Paul Maxim\nLife is a Party – Invite Yourself\n#catchagroove #bunkernights #getfreaky #partyanimal\nDon’t walk…Dance!\nInfo & reservations: 0732 817 230\nOnly 18+ \n
URL:https://banatit.ro/event/glow-in-the-dark/
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