IEEE BV Section Dinner Event: “Internet Privacy”
From identity theft to cyberstalking, the Internet has been a mixed blessing of commercial success and privacy intrusions. Privacy protection has become ever more important as web-enabled devices become more and more a part of our lives.
The Buenaventura Section of the IEEE will hold its annual dinner & speaker event on Thursday, October 14. Speakers from industry and government will discuss methods of preserving your privacy on the Internet.
This event is open to the public.
- Event
- Personal Security: Keeping Your Life Private On The Internet
- Where
- Los Robles Greens, 299 S Moorpark Road, Thousand Oaks
- When
- Thursday, 14 October 2010
6:30 Networking / social; 7:00 dinner; 7:45-9:00 presentations and Q&A. - Tickets
- IEEE Members: $40; non-members: $50; students $10 (bring ID)
Register online at 123Signup
Visa, MasterCard, AmEx - Contact
- Steve Johnson, Buenaventura Section Chair
sfjohnso@ieee.org
See ieee-buenaventura.org for more information
Computer Society chapter members please note: this event replaces the regular CS chapter meeting for October. Come meet members in other IEEE Societies!
FIRST Lego League Robotics Competition
Come join us for a fun and crazy day of robotics featuring 9-14 years old students from local schools in their first competition of the year. It should be noisy! See them make robots accomplish amazing feats having a Biomedical Engineering theme. Just stop by and see what’s going on!
We are seeking volunteers to help during all or part of the day with various tasks from registration, setup, coordination, judging and refereeing. No experience with robotics is necessary! We will train you.
- Where:
- Gilbert Sports and Fitness Center
California Lutheran University
60 W. Olsen Rd., Thousand Oaks - When:
- 9am-4pm, Sunday, 31 Oct 2010
- Contact:
- Bob Rumer, rrumer@callutheran.edu, 805-377-8369
- Competition Flyer
- If you are also interested in being a mentor to a robotics team at a local elementary or middle school, please contact Bob Rumer (above). Mentoring involves attending practices and maybe team tournaments. Times would vary for each team as would your duties. You may be helping the students on hardware, software, or their research in Engineering.
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Chapter Info
Buenaventura Section
Chapter C16 Location R6 01 09
Regular Meeting Info
Meets evenings, 2nd Wed of the month. See link above for meeting info.