Prof. Saman Amarasinghe, Dr. Sanjiva Weerawarana
Jan/07 | Mon | 12:00AM-11:45PM | Colombo, Sri Lanka, Inclusive dates: Dec 30 - January 27 |
Enrollment: Limited: Advance sign-up required
Sign-up by 11/02
Limited to 10 participants
Prereq: Programming experience
Ballerina is a concurrent, transactional, strongly typed programming language. It provides all the functionality expected of a modern, general-purpose programming language, but it is designed specifically for integration: it brings fundamental concepts, ideas and tools of distributed system integration into the language with direct support for providing and consuming network services, distributed transactions, reliable messaging, stream processing, security, and workflows.
This class will cover the following topics:
Introduction to Ballerina
Architecture of scalable enterprise systems
Enterprise application security
Writing microservices
APIs and integrating applications
Scalable deployment architectures
Devops
Students will develop a practical scale system through the course of the class with the intention of a future completed version going live.
This immersive experience brings MIT students and Sri Lankan students together for an intense month of study and exploration. Explore Sri Lanka’s heritage, culture, natural beauty, and people. Through this MISTI IAP program, you learn cross-cultural communication by living and working together with Sri Lanka students, and software engineers. As part of the team building and country orientation, the program starts of by visiting key cultural, heritage, historic, and wildlife sites in Sri Lanka. Costs covered by WSO2 & MISTI. Priority application deadline: Nov 2, rolling thereafter. More information and apply at https://goo.gl/Ei34Qj
Sponsor(s): Center for International Studies, MIT India Program, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
Contact: Mala Ghosh, E40-423, (617) 452-2479, mghosh@mit.edu
Davor Ljubenkov, visiting student
Jan/28 | Mon | 01:15PM-02:45PM | Building 9 Room 255 |
Enrollment: Limited: First come, first served (no advance sign-up)
The Master School is a two-year masters programme with eight technical Majors and a Minor in Innovation & Entrepreneurship.
20 European top universities, renowned researchers and leading businesses are in partnership with EIT Digital to provide cutting-edge ICT excellence in combination with innovation and entrepreneurship training, leading to a double degree and an EIT-labeled Certificate.
If you are interested to spend your master studies in Europe with a possible scholarship, come and listen to the presentation from the current EIT student and see how you can already apply before February 1 for the cohort starting this fall, if needed we can go throught the requirements and details on motivation letter. Afterwards, feel free to discuss and ask questions about the education, culture and opportunities in Europe.
Presentation will be held by a visiting student at Senseable City Lab, Davor Ljubenkov who si doing his master thesis project as an EIT student.
See more: https://masterschool.eitdigital.eu/
Contact: Davor Ljubenkov, Senseable City Lab, +385981388664, DLJUBENK@MIT.EDU
Jan/25 | Fri | 11:00AM-12:00PM | 56-114 |
Enrollment: Unlimited: Advance sign-up required
Sign-up by 01/25
International students seeking full-time job or summer internship opportunities in the U.S.? Come to this panel and get advice from Career Services staff and international MIT alumni on how to conduct effective job search and make yourself stand out in an increasingly competitive job market.
Registration requested via Careerbridge.
All CAPD workshops are open to MIT undergraduates, graduate students, postdocs, and alumni unless otherwise specified.
Sponsor(s): Career, Advising and Professional Development CAPD
Contact: CAPD Information, capd@mit.edu
Alton Stone, Professional Engineer
Enrollment: Limited: Advance sign-up required
Sign-up by 01/12
Limited to 12 participants
Attendance: Participants must attend all sessions
2 day surveying workshop that will cover lessons on topography, mapping, and site surveying.
Contact: Christopher Eschler, 727-482-6140, ewb-exec@mit.edu
Jan/16 | Wed | 12:00PM-03:00PM | 2-151, Lecture with breaks |
Jan/17 | Thu | 12:00PM-03:00PM | 2-151, Field practice at MIT |
Alton Stone - Professional Engineer
Pedro Reynolds-Cuellar, Ph.D. Student, MIT Media Lab
Jan/07 | Mon | 09:00AM-05:00PM | Coffee farms, Course duration is 3.5 weeks |
Enrollment: Online submission at bit.ly/mitcoffee
Sign-up by 12/02
Prereq: Fill out application at bit.ly/mitcoffee
Coffee plays a key role in Colombia’s economy. Almost 600,000 families are currently producing coffee in the country, from regions limiting with Ecuador in the South, up to the Caribbean Sea region in the North. Average annual coffee production in Colombia reaches close to 12 million bags and it represents the third highest in the world only after Brazil and Vietnam. In most cases, and due to the way property and land is structured, harvesting and post harvesting processes are carried out by the farmers themselves. Infrastructure for carrying out these processes locally varies across producers with a growing interest in technology that can provide support both production stages.
In this IAP course, small-scale coffee farmers and students from MIT and other universities in large coffee producing nations, will co-design technologies to help improve the coffee production process.
This course is offered jointly between the MIT Media Lab and the MIT D-Lab
Contact: Pedro Reynolds-Cuellar, E15-345, 781-803-0041, pcuellar@mit.edu
Andrew Percey '95, MNG '96, Founder, Prometheus Internet Marketing
Jan/24 | Thu | 01:00PM-05:30PM | 32-155 |
Enrollment: Limited: Advance sign-up required
Limited to 90 participants
80% of Startups fail before their second birthday. This is because people build boring "Me Too" businesses and expect the crowds to flock. According to The New York Times, we get exposed to around 5,000 sales and marketing messages every day. We live in a very noisy world full of established businesses and hungry startups all fighting for the same precious customer eyeballs. Your startup needs to STAND OUT and be different if you want it to survive and thrive.
This seminar will be presented by:
Contact: Elena Byrne, W98-206C, 617 252-1143, EBYRNE@MIT.EDU
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