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Join us at our August (8/23) meeting to hear Dr. Theresa Stahlman, Chief Technology Officer (CTO) of Duval County public schools. Dr Stahlman will highlight some of the trends and challenges of managing information and communication technology resources within a school district serving approximately 125,000 students and more than 14,000 employees.
In particular, hear about the challenge of supporting both PC-based and Mac-based users in a complex educational environment. Dr Stahlman has been the CTO since early 2006, and prior to her current appointment, has served as a
regional superintendent, principal, and teacher in Duval County public schools, and an adjunct at the University of North Florida (UNF) in educational leadership. Dr Stahlman earned her BA and MA from the University of Florida, and earned her doctorate from University of North Florida.
Join us at our 9/20/2007 meeting to hear Mr. Ricardo R. Garcia, IBM Certified Specialist Rational Unified Process. Mr. Garcia is the Information Technology (IT) Director of Service Solutions External Integration at Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Florida (BCBSFL). Mr. Garcia will show how the industry is moving from a structure methodology to the Rational Unified Process, and highlight some of the trends and challenges in this process. Mr.
Information and communication technology has fundamentally changed the way we learn. More importantly, it has shaped the way both public and private organizations manage and deliver technology-enriched training. In this workshop, you will be presented with a variety of e-learning technology and solutions to meet organizational training needs. In particular, this workshop will highlight the broad classifications of e-learning technology including authoring tools, course management systems, learning object specifications, virtual classroom environments, and many more.
Dr. David Lambert is an Assistant Professor in the School of Computing at the University of North Florida (UNF), and is recognized as an expert in Geographic Information Systems, and their application to business, governmental, and environmental problems. In this dinner meeting, Dr. Lambert will present one of his high-profile projects aimed at the development of an intelligent road weather information system for Florida. He has directed several other projects relating to the design of emergency and disaster management systems, which resulted in three U.S.
This event is designed for AITP students in an information technology (IT) related degree program (computer science, information systems, information technology, etc.) at St Johns River Community College, Florida Community College at Jacksonville, University of North Florida, and University of Phoenix. At this event, students will explore potential IT-related careers, advanced educational opportunities, professional success tips, interviewing and resume tips, and have an opportunity to interact with local IT professionals and faculty members .
Travis Webb is the Division Director for the Permanent Placement division of Robert Half Technology (RHT) in Jacksonville, Florida. RHT provides staffing solutions to premier organizations worldwide that require technical expertise on demand. Webb has more than four years experience in the staffing industry, specifically related to Information Technology (IT). He has worked with numerous companies over his career to place candidates in contract, contract-to-hire and full-time roles.
Update: This event has been canceled.
Oracle Application Express is a rapid web application development tool for the Oracle database. Using only a web browser and limited programming experience, you can develop and deploy professional applications that are both fast and secure. In this workshop, you will learn basics of Application Express, including how to create tables, templates, and other various components in the development of simple data-driven web applications.
Purpose: This event is targeted at students planning to attend the AITP National Collegiate Conference in Memphis this upcoming week. During this two hour workshop, students will be exposed to the Associate Computing Professional (ACP) certification exam. The workshop will provide an overview of the core exam components and highlight many of the specialty exams that are suitable for students to complete. This workshop should supplement your education to better prepare you to pass the certification. To attend this event, you only need to come to the UNF campus at the date specified.
