10th Annual IEEE IT Professional Conference at TCF (2015)
 The Trenton Computer Festival (TCF) is the nation's longest running personal computer show and it is being held at The College of New Jersey. For the tenth year, the Trenton Computer Festival is extending its program to provide Information Technology and computer professionals with an additional day of conference. It is intended, in an economical way, to provide attendees with insight and information pertinent to their jobs, and to keep them informed of emerging technologies that could impact their work. The IT Professional Conference will be run between 8:30 AM and 5:00 PM on Friday, March 20, 2015 with additional sessions on Saturday, March 21. |
IEEE Information Technology Professional Conference at The College of New Jersey, Ewing Township, NJ
Friday, March 20th, 2015 at 8:30 AM to 5:00 PM
| Admission
(Advanced Purchase Tickets below) |
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| Advance Purchase Tickets: Students and Senior Citizens: | $ 35.00 |
| Advance Purchase Tickets: Professionals: | $125.00 |
| At the door: Students, Senior Citizens, and Professionals | $150.00 |
| Note: Admission
includes continental breakfast, lunch, and admission
to the main Festival on Saturday. |
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The IT Professional Conference is is co-sponsored by the IEEE(Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers) Computer Society Chapter of Princeton / Central Jersey, and the Princeton Chapter of the ACM (Association for Computing Machinery).
2015 Call for speakers
Last Year's (2014) Conference:
| Track | ||
| Technology and Infrastructure | Software Development | Professional Development / Management |
|
Real
World
Considerations
for
Adoption
of
Commercial
Cloud
Service
Platforms Frederick B. Kauber |
Learning
from
Others:
Top 10
Mistakes
in Web
Design,
IA, and
Application
Design Josephine Giaimo |
Agile
and
Offshore
Maturity
Models Mike McGonagle |
|
Data
Analysis
with R
for IT
Professionals Charles Mutigwe |
Refactoring:
how to
improve
the
structure
of
existing
software Dennis Mancl |
Your
Career –
Don’t
Let it
Manage
You A
few Tips
to
Manage
Career
Security Bala Prasanna |
|
In the
use of
Mesh
networks
with
version
control
to
maintain
configurations
in Linux
systems Isiah Schwartz |
Should I
Build
With
Open
Source
Software? Joe Levy |
Introduction
of
ethics
in
systems
design
and
architecture
development Sabatini Monatesti & Stephen Beller |
|
IT
Security:
a
practical
approach Ivan Dell'Era |
Getting
Started
with
MongoDB Michael Redlich |
Insider/Outsider
Cyber
Threat
Identification
and
Forensics;
Even if
the
Insider
is an
Administrator Stephen W. Leibholz & Dr. Tom Martin |
|
Mobile
Computing
in the
Large
Enterprise Lorraine M. Herger, Carlos A Fonseca, & Drew Wyskida |
Designing
the User
Experience
(UX): An
Introduction
to
Data-Informed
Design Josephine Giaimo |
Systems
Engineering
for IT
and
Software
Engineering
Professionals Brian Berenbach |
|
Applying
Process
Mining
to IT
Big Data Richard Eng |
Getting
Started
with
Meteor Michael Redlich |
Enlightening
Technical
Leadership Kartik Subbarao |
This year we've added numerous talks that could not be fit into the normal Friday sessions. All attendees to the Friday sessions are invited to attend these additional sessions on the following day.
|
Last Year's |
|
You’re
Not in
Kansas
Anymore
– The
Strange
Physical
Layer
World of
Industrial
Ethernet Mike Nager |
|
Enlightening
Technical
Leadership Kartik Subbarao |
|
Continuing
Education
and
Skills
Development Susan Schueller |
|
The Do's
and
Don'ts
of Data
Visualization:
How to
avoid
being
lead
astray
by your
data and
How to
create a
winning
strategy Jennifer Shin |
|
What the
Internet
of
Things
Will
Mean to
CIOs Nauman Chughtai |
Admission includes all Friday talks, a Continental Breakfast and Lunch, admission extended Saturday (March 21) talks, admission to the general TCF festival on Saturday (March 21). Tickets purchased at the door are $150 (Students, Seniors and Professionals).
IT
Professional Conference
Seminars
Networking Session
Demonstrations