University of Windsor Continuing Education is organizing SMSCP- Siemens Mechatronics System Certification Program – Level 1 workshop in collaboration with Siemens.
This program has three levels:
Level 1- Siemens Certified Mechatronic Systems Assistant. Emphasis is placed on efficiently operating complex mechatronic systems, troubleshooting and foreseeing problems.
Level 2- Siemens Certified Mechatronic Systems Associate
Level 3- Siemens Certified Mechatronic Systems Professional
Level 1 courses include (Electro) Pneumatic and Hydraulic Control Circuits, Digital Fundamnetals and programmable Logic Controllers, Electrical Components, Mechanical Components and Electrical Drivers.
Date and Time: The workshop is from Apr 26- Jun 29, 2019. Fridays and Saturdays from 9 AM – 4 PM.
Biography: Hamed Kalami specializes in Addictive Manufacturing, Manufacturing Engineering, Reverse Engineering, Finite Element Analysis, Product Design, and CAD Modeling.
Location: CEI 2105
Outline of the Workshop: Part Modeling-2D sketches and 3D Features, Assembly- Combining parts into 3D assemblies and Drawing- Making engineering drawings of designed parts into 3D assemblies.
Agenda of the Workshop:
9:30- 11:15 – Part modeling 2D and 3D Sketches
11:15-11:30 – break (networking and refreshments)
11:30-12:30 – Assembly: Combining Parts
12:30-1:00 – Lunch Break
1:00-2:00 – Drawings of designed parts into 3D assemblies.
2:00-2:15 – Break (Networking and refreshments provided)
2:15-4:00 – Examples
Computer systems with full access to Solidworks software would be provided to attendees with a guest login. University of Windsor students can use their own login to access the computers.
Date and Time: Thursday, 28th March, 9:30 AM – 4: 00 PM
Description: The demand for embedded systems continue to grow and there is a need for well trained SW engineers to create and deliver well tested/debugged solutions. 15 people are trained to do root cause analysis in this hands-on workshop. This will immensely boost their capabilities to approach problems in a structured manner and fill the local SE Michigan need for talent. We will be using Infineon Technologies AURIX Micro-Controller platform for all exercises, as it is a popular platform for many industries.
Pre-Requisites to Attend: Attendees should have some experience with C Programming, basic Micro-Controller Knowledge and some basic Debugging skills.
Required Hardware: Attendees should have their own laptop with admin rights on it and necessary software has to be pre-downloaded upon registration.
Speaker: Chris Wunderlich, Atilla Bulus and Lance Gurka from Infineon Technologies AG
Background: Infineon provides semiconductor products for use in powertrains (engine and transmission control), comfort electronics (e.g., steering, shock absorbers, air conditioning) as well as in safety systems (ABS, airbags, ESP). The product portfolio includes microcontrollers, power semiconductors, and sensors. In the fiscal year 2018 (ending September), sales amounted to US $3.6 billion.
Date: Saturday, March 30th
Time: 8:30 AM – 4:55 PM
Material: Lecture + Class notes, Notes + Hand-on Exercises
Energy Sources: Free Coffee, Tea, Soda Pop, cold water, complimentary lunch and snacks to maximize information absorption bandwidth.
Audience: IEEE members (all), open seating only if slots available
How many: 15 [Limited Seating Capacity]
Location: Room 214, Elliot Hall, Oakland University, Rochester, MI 48309.
Topic: Introduction to PLC Programming and Application
Description: The event is regarding PLC Programming, Siemens Mechatronic Systems Certification Program and possible job opportunities for Control engineers.
Speaker: Dr. Shahpour Alirezaee
Biography: Dr. Shahpour Alirezaee received his M.Sc. and Ph.D. in Electrical Engineering from AmirKabir University of Technology. Tehran, Iran, in 2005. He is currently an Associate Professor in Electrical and Computer Engineering Department, University of Windsor where he joined as a Research Associate in 2014. He has over 15 years of Industrial experience as a Control and Telecommunication Engineer. His research interests include telecommunication system, signal processing, control systems design and industrial control.
Location: CEI 1115
Date and Time: Wednesday, 13th March, 11:00 AM – 12:30 PM
Description: Machine Vision is the technology and methods used to provide imaging-based automatic inspection, process control and robot guidance, usually in industry. The benefits of Machine Vision, Inspection Types, 2D vs 3D, General 2D Machine Vision and 3D Laser scanning concepts are discussed. We will also discuss Solution Cost Analysis and Case Study on Sand Core Analysis.
Speaker: Mike Sirizzotti, Co-Owner and Vice-president, Vista Solutions Inc.
Location: CEI 3000
Date and Time: Monday, 18th March, 3:30 PM – 4: 15 PM
Description: Despite the advances in computing technology, the average person, remains vulnerable to all sorts of security threats. In this wide-ranging and comprehensive seminar, material is presented that will give you a number of steps you can do to improve the security of your computer {the includes PC, tablet, phone, etc.}, at the same time also boost your privacy, so that the Internet is a little bit less of the “Wild West” experience. The topics- Ransomware, Viruses, Phishing Scams, Privacy Settings on web sites and social media forums (such as Linkedin.com), Identity Theft, Other types of Malware and General tools (and reliable resources) one can use to assist you will be presented.
Speaker: Sharan Kalwani
Biography: With over 30+ years’ experience, in various aspects of the way hardware, the software has evolved, you can expect a unique perspective on the whole evolution of computing. The speaker has resented at numerous conferences and is viewed as an active evangelist in his areas of expertise.
Date: Saturday, March 9th
Time: 10:00AM – 2:00PM
Material: Lecture+Class notes
Energy Sources: Coffee, Tea, Soda Pop, cold water, snacks to maximize information absorption bandwidth.
Audience: IEEE members
How many: 20 [Limited Seating Capacity]
Location: Room 236, Dodge Hall, Oakland University, Rochester, MI 48309.
Topic: Design and Instrumentation Challenges of FMCW (Automotive) Radar
Description: Modern radars produce complicated pulses that can present significant measurement challenges. The desire to improve range, resolution and immunity to interference have motivated numerous coding schemes, frequency and phase modulated pulses, frequency chirped pulses and narrow pulses with high overall bandwidth. In this session, we will discuss some of the design challenges and instrument considerations for radar signal generation and analysis. There will be a live demo of the transmit analysis solution, using the new MSO6 from Tektronix. We will also have some new products from Tektronix on display.
Presented by: Mark Elo, Technical Marketing Manager at Tektronix
Location: Room CEI 3000, Ed Lumley Center for Engineering Innovation
Date & Time: Thursday, March 14th, 2:30pm – 4:30pm (presentation 2:30 – 3:30pm) (networking 3:45pm. – 4:30pm)
Please register here as limited seats are available.
If you have any questions, please email: chught11@uwindsor.ca
Canadian Undergraduate Computer Science Conference presents:
“Shaping Our Future Together — Call for Papers”
You are invited to participate!
CUCSC is an annual, bilingual gathering of undergraduate students in computer science and affiliated multidisciplinary fields. It provides an interactive platform which includes research presentations, project demonstrations, workshops, learning opportunities, and talks from notable entrepreneurs, industry professionals, and charismatic guest speakers. This year, there are 3 submission types (research, innovations, school projects, works-in-progress, ideas or case studies):
Full Paper:
– Research paper (8 pages maximum)
– On a topic you have made significant work in
– Contain details on your methodology, results, conclusions
– Oral Presentation for selected papers
Short / Demo Papers:
– Extended abstract (4 pages maximum)
– On a topic you are knowledgeable and passionate about
– Priority will be given to students with new breakthroughs
Idea Pitch:
– A practical idea and a well-formed solution
– Pitched to a panel of renowned business professionals
– A prime opportunity for new and emerging businesses
All submissions will be peer reviewed by the technical committee. Selected papers will be indexed and considered for publication in the conference proceedings.
IEEE Computer Society SE Michigan Chapter & Oakland University IEEE Student Branch presents:
“Fixing the Data Transfer TCP/IP protocol problem over WAN”
Abstract: These days – we all collaborate and share massive amounts of data over the Wide Area Network (aka Internet sometimes) which runs using the robust TCP/IP protocol. Yet despite that, moving data is a major problem which challenges many engineers, development teams, global design groups, corporate enterprises and academic researchers.
Enabling the fastest movement of data and files over any type of WAN using the industry standard TCP-IP, irrespective of distance and variations in network conditions. Bridgeworks have looked at the problem of data movement and come at it from an entirely new perspective. Bridgeworks has several solutions which deliver the highest WAN Data Transfer speeds. What is interesting is that they seem to be able to provide consistent accelerated outcomes across all data types including encrypted, encoded, compresses or any combination thereof. In mastering the rules of data movement over distance, Bridge works have now broken them to provide you with the ability to move significant volumes of business-critical data in real time removing unacceptable time lags, that risk failure, delay or presents major costs to your business.
Speaker: Nigel Lambert
About Speaker: Mr.Nigel has spent the last quarter of a century building markets in Europe and South Africa with disruptive, compelling Networking and Infrastructure technologies. Working across channels at all levels – distribution, reseller, vendor and always focused on the end-user. Relevant to this session, Nigel played a central role bringing Riverbed into European markets in 2004.
Date: Thursday, February 7th
Time: 6:00PM – 7:30PM
Location: Room 202, Dodge Hall, Oakland University, Rochester, MI 48309.
Parking: 118 Library Drive (Next to the Engineering Center)
Audience: All Students, Members, Professionals and Industry Techs
Energy Sources: Soda Pop, water, Veggie Pizza, Cheese Pizza to maximize information absorption bandwidth.
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