[Novalug] DC ACM Fall 2008 Professional Development Seminars

[W. Fielder]

The Washington Chapter of the Association for Computing Machinery (DC 
ACM) started offering Professional Development Seminars in 1968. 
Despite their excellent reputation, the seminars have unfortunately been 
on hiatus since 2001.

Traditionally, these seminars have presented high-quality lectures and
hands-on learning on topics of current interest to the local IT 
community for a relatively low cost.  The proceeds go to DC ACM, a 
nonprofit organization dedicated to providing opportunities for 
meaningful connections between the area’s academics, professionals, and 
policymakers in the computer science and information technology fields.

The revitalized DC ACM, in cooperation with George Washington 
University, is pleased to present its Fall 2008 offerings:

      Fundamentals of Intrusion Detection - September 12 & 13, 2008

      Intermediate Intrusion Detection    - September 26 & 27, 2008

Both of these classes are two-day courses.  They will be held in 
computer labs at GWU, so space will be limited.  Starting July 1st, 
registration is being conducted online at:

http://www.dcacm.org/pd

Detailed information about the classes and how to register can be found 
at the website.   Payment is accepted online for credit cards.  You may 
also download a 6-page brochure:

http://www.dcacm.org/pd/PDC%20Web%20Pages/PDBrochure.pdf

Regards,

William Fielder
Chair, DC ACM