Author: janderson
Drone Swarm Presentation Is A Success!
On Thursday, 3/27/25, Zachary Hinnen from USF presented “Drone Swarms: If One Is Good, Then How About A Whole Bunch?” This online presentation was well attended. Zach shared with us… Read more
Drone Swarms: If One Is Good, Then How About A Whole Bunch?
By now just about everyone is familiar with drones. No matter if you have seen YouTube videos of people filming events, racing them, flying over New York / New Jersey… Read more
AI Tools For Engineers Session Was A Success!
On Thursday evening, Dr. Jim Anderson presented the FWCS PACE presentation of “AI Tools For Engineers: What, How, Where, and When?”. This presentation covered background on How we got to… Read more
AI Tools For Engineers: What, How, Where, and When?
I think that we can all agree that the AI revolution seems to have arrived! As engineers, we all understand that the AI tools that are becoming available to us… Read more
Successful LinkedIn Presentation!
On Wednesday, August 14 2024, the Florida West Coast’s PACE group hosted a presentation of “Using LinkedIn To Move Your Engineering Career To The Next Level”. This well attended event… Read more
Using LinkedIn To Move Your Engineering Career To The Next Level
How is your job going? We are at the middle of the year and was one of your resolutions this year to take a look around for a better… Read more
Tech Horizons Summit Success!
The first ever Tech Horizons Summit was successfully held on Friday, September 15, 2023, on the campus of the University Of South Florida. The keynote presenter for this event was… Read more
Successful RUST Presentation
On Wednesday, July 12th, a presentation on the Rust programming language was delivered by Dr. Jim Anderson. This well attended event provided the following information: Understanding of why Rust has… Read more
An Overview of the RUST Programming Language
Many of us are familiar with some of the most popular programming languages: C and C++. C was developed over 50 years ago and C++ was created over 44 years… Read more
Kill It with Fire: Manage Aging Computer Systems (and Future Proof Modern Ones)
Let’s face it – our computer systems are not getting any younger! In fact, many of the most important computer systems that our daily activities rely on are shockingly… Read more