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The 2005 University of Houston Annual ECE Graduate Research Conference will be held at TLC² on the second floor of the Phillip Guthrie Hoffman (PGH) building on April 29, 2005. It is open to all graduate students, MS and PhD, studying electrical and computer engineering in the Cullen College of Engineering. The purpose of this conference is to promote research activities and encourage interaction within the electrical and computer engineering department by creating a forum for the exposition of graduate-student research. The conference begins at 8:30pm and goes until 5pm. The Plenary Session will be given by Dr. N. V. (Ginger) Edwards, Project Manager, EUV Lithography, International SEMATECH.

Topics this month will include:
  * TLC2 UH-HPC Needs Survey
  * Presentation: Makefiles - What are they? How do they work?
  * System Changes: Last Month and Next Month
  * General Q&A and Troubleshooting
Hope to see you all there.

This free one-day event will share with your students how NASA is preparing to lead humans on an unending journey into the cosmos. Attached you will find a copy of a flyer that can be distributed throughout your university. Thank you for your interest in the space program. We look forward to seeing you out here!

A two-hour Hands-on Workshop on March 23 from 10:00AM to 12:00PM in PGH room 200. Learn how to setup a professional looking web site using a customizable TLC² web interfaces using free open source software. Due to limited seating early sign up is highly recommended.

This month we are happy to present a guest speaker, Joerg Schwarz of Sun Microsystems (a short biography is attached to this email). We will also have two other short presentations on storage facilities at UH for HPC usage, and on the use of queuing systems (especially Grid Engine). We will then open up discussion to the floor, in particular to talk about courses that we could offer on topics in HPC.

If you use (or are interested in using) any HPC resources on campus you are invited to attend this meeting. These systems include the Sun Cluster, Galaxy (Kodos and Kang), Beowulf clusters, SGI machines, Atlantis, McKinley, among others.

Led by an instructor from Mercury Computing on February 18th from 10am - 2pm in PGH 200.

Learn to use the FREE & POWERFUL content management system (CMS) with Zope & Plone, for Windows, Solaris, and Linux environments. In the workshop you will be using the tools to render a web site. The workshop is designed for general and technical users.

Limited seating, Lunch served and RSVP required.

This two day workshop is the second in a series of workshops devoted to raising awareness of computing grids within the High Energy and Astrophysics fields in Texas institutions.