Fall 2010 Workshops: Difference between revisions

Latest revision as of 22:50, 23 July 2010

Planning for the fall workshop schedule.

Workshops[edit | edit source]

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Workshop title	Description	Teachers*	Students	Price / student	Duration	When	Requirements
Intro to soldering	Students would learn the basics of soldering using an inexpensive electronics kit.	Kellyegan, (add your name here)	Add your name here	$10-$15?	1.5 hours?	Recurring
Explore Processing	From zero to something. Jam Session, intro, advanced topics.	Jesse Kriss (guest teacher!) http://jklabs.net and Abachman	Students	$0	a few hours	Wednesday, August 11, 7:30 PM
Web Application Programming	Learn what happens when you click submit by building a simple web application with a variety of software tools.	Colin Freas	Some web design/programming experience required	$?	several sessions	fall
Intro to Combat Robotics	Learn basics of building and competing in combat robotics	Eric Blade	Students	Free	1-2 hrs	(A Friday Evening in Sep. ?)
Title	Description (copy this row to add a workshop)	Teachers	Students	Price / student	Duration	When	Requirements
Workshop title	Description	Teacher?	Students	Price / student	Duration	When	Requirements

Its OK to have multiple teachers and in fact preferred. The workshop might be run twice and it is often easier to co-teach a workshop so if you think you can teach something and wouldn't mind add your name to the list.

Workshop Ideas[edit | edit source]

Things that you'd like to lead, teach, or attend, but the details are fuzzy and you're not sure if anyone is interested.

Using and Abusing the Command Line - know where you are and what you're doing. Be more confident with your `rm -rf *`s. Don't Repeat Yourself (write a script!). Make processes your children. I can teach this one, but I'd probably require some lesson plan assistance. Abachman

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 Planning for the fall workshop schedule.
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-! Workshop title !! Description !! Teacher? !! Students !! Price / student !! Duration !! Recurring?
+! Workshop title !! Description !! Teachers* !! Students !! Price / student !! Duration !! When !! Requirements
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 | '''Intro to soldering'''
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-|| 1.5 hours
+|| 1.5 hours?
-|| Yes
+|| Recurring
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+|-
+| '''Explore Processing'''
+|| From zero to something. Jam Session, intro, advanced topics.
+|| Jesse Kriss (guest teacher!) http://jklabs.net and [[User:Abachman|Abachman]]
+|| Students
+|| $0
+|| a few hours
+|| Wednesday, August 11, 7:30 PM
+||
+|-
+| '''Web Application Programming'''
+|| Learn what happens when you click submit by building a simple web application with a variety of software tools.
+|| Colin Freas
+|| Some web design/programming experience required
+|| $?
+|| several sessions
+|| fall
+||
+|-
+| '''Intro to Combat Robotics'''
+|| Learn basics of building and competing in combat robotics
+|| [[User:Eblade|Eric Blade]]
+|| Students
+|| Free
+|| 1-2 hrs
+|| (A Friday Evening in Sep. ?)
+||
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-|| Standard/running?
+|| When
+|| Requirements
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-! Workshop title !! Description !! Teacher? !! Students !! Price / student !! Duration !! Recurring?
+! Workshop title !! Description !! Teacher? !! Students !! Price / student !! Duration !! When !! Requirements
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-==Standard running workshops you would like to attend.==
+*Its OK to have multiple teachers and in fact preferred. The workshop might be run twice and it is often easier to co-teach a workshop so if you think you can teach something and wouldn't mind add your name to the list.
-''These would be things like soldering workshops that are quick and many people could teach.''
-==Rough schedule==
-===August===
-===September===
-===October===
+== Workshop Ideas ==
-===November===
+''Things that you'd like to lead, teach, or attend, but the details are fuzzy and you're not sure if anyone is interested.''
-===December===
+'''Using and Abusing the Command Line''' - know where you are and what you're doing. Be more confident with your `rm -rf *`s. Don't Repeat Yourself (write a script!). Make processes your children. I can teach this one, but I'd probably require some lesson plan assistance. [[User:Abachman|Abachman]]