| Walt Mankowski on 14 Mar 2008 09:41:21 -0700 |
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Hi everyone,
I'm forwarding this from the PLUG list since I'm guessing there might
be some folks here interested in taking the classes. Please contact
Randall directly if you're interested.
I was thinking it might be fun to invite brian out to dinner one night
while he's in town for the class. Also we haven't had a meeting for a
while, so it'll be a good excuse to get together. I'll try to get in
touch with him and see what his schedule's like that week.
Walt
----- Forwarded message from Randall A Sindlinger <rsindlin+plug@seas.upenn.edu> -----
Date: Fri, 14 Mar 2008 12:17:22 -0400
From: Randall A Sindlinger <rsindlin+plug@seas.upenn.edu>
To: plug@lists.phillylinux.org
Subject: [PLUG] Intermediate Perl - Local training opportunity
Hello PLUG,
I have been putting together an Intermediate Perl training course for
my colleagues at the University of Pennsylvania. I recently had a few
folks need to withdraw their enrollment, so I have a few spaces available
to fill for our courses. (Please pardon the late notice.)
We're opening this up to all interested programmers, and I thought there
may likely be some folks in PLUG who are interested.
Of course, if you have a colleague or friend that you think would benefit
from this, feel free to pass it on, too. The details are below.
Best regards,
-Randall Sindlinger
Systems Programmer
CETS, School of Engineering
University of Pennsylvania
--- WHO ---
This is targeted at individuals who already have a fundamental level of Perl
proficiency.
The hands-on course will be taught by Stonehenge Consulting Services; the
instructor will be Brian D. Foy, co-author of Intermediate Perl and other
texts.
Please reply as soon as possible to rsindlin+plug@seas.upenn.edu to hold a spot
(And no later than March 20).
--- WHAT ---
The training will include
* 4-day course Intermediate Perl: Packages, References, Objects, and Modules
* 1-day course Advanced Topics: Sockets, Perl::CGI, and Perl::DBI
* 1/2 day evening Code Review: Maintainability and Security Issues in Perl
Additional ammenities will include
* Perl books relevant to the courses
* Coffee and donuts/pastries each morning
* Dinner for the Thursday evening session
--- WHERE ---
University of Pennsylvania, School of Engineering (3300 block of Walnut Street).
--- WHEN ---
Training will be held the week of March 24th - March 28, from 9:00 AM - 5:30 PM.
The evening session is on Thu, March 27th from 5:00 PM - 8:30 PM.
--- HOW MUCH ---
The cost is $1923 for everything - 3 courses, books and materials, and food.
If you're interested in just part of it...
For just the 4-day Intermediate Perl course (M-Th) the cost is $1554.
The 1-day Advanced Topics: Sockets, Perl::CGI, and Perl::DBI to be held
on Friday, March 28 is $385.
The 1/2 day Code Review presentation with dinner is $225.
These costs are strictly for recovering our expenses, no profit is being made
by CETS, the School of Engineering and Applied Science, or the University of
Pennsylvania.
--- RSVP ---
If you want to reserve a seat, please reply to Randall Sindlinger
(rsindlin+plug@seas.upenn.edu ) to hold a space as soon as possible, and no
later than THURSDAY MARCH 20th.
--- MORE INFO ---
If you have any questions, please email me (rsindlin+plug@seas.upenn.edu).
About Intermediate Perl (aka Alpaca course, from the website)
Intermediate Perl parallels the O'Reilly book by the same name. This
course will include the optional lab component, so you will need to bring
a computer.
"It's suitable for students who have completed the Learning Perl
(Llama) course, or who otherwise have a good background in the basics
of Perl. Using the appropriate data structure can greatly simplify
development and maintenance of programs. This course covers advanced
data structures in Perl. Large programs... require special programming
techniques. The Alpaca course will show you how to keep your Perl
program running smoothly even when it must grow past the
100-lines-of-code barrier."
The syllabus is at http://www.stonehenge.com/tocs/alpaca_toc.pdf
About the Sockets, CGI, and DBI, course
The syllabus is available at
http://www.stonehenge.com/tocs/scdx_toc.pdf
(The XS section is outdated and is expected be excluded)
About the Code Review course
"This half-day course covers what programmers and quality control managers
should look for while examining Perl code for bugs, such as maintainability
and security issues."
Training session organizer
--------------------------
Randall Sindlinger
Systems Programmer, CETS
rsindlin+plug@seas.upenn.edu
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