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Cooperative Control Reconfiguration in Networked Multi-Agent Systems
To learn more about the many career opportunities being offered at Chubb Edwards, please join us for this event being held at District 3.
Join us for this information session to learn more about the many career opportunities being offered at CSE.
Conceptual Nationalisms: Conceptual Book-works, Countercultural Imaginaries and the Neo-Avant-Garde in Canada and Québec, 1967-1974
Start today to change your thinking, feelings and behavior and see the difference this can make in your life.
Don't miss your opportunity to attend this information session and find out about the many career options available to you at Statistics Canada.
The CICA lecture series is hosted bi-weekly by the MFA Studio Arts. All lectures are free and open to the public.
Don't miss your chance to register for this two-day event that focuses on developing leadership skills as well as gaining valuable hands-on experience and industry knowledge.
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Spectrum Sensing and Monitoring in Cognitive Radio Networks: Theory and Applications
Join us for this information session and learn more about the many career opportunities being offered at FlatIron.
Shoot the Dead: Horror Cinema, Documentary, and Gothic Realism
Using Pressure Retarded Osmosis Technology to Generate Salinity Gradient Energy (Osmotic Power) as a New Renewable Energy Source: Pretreatment to Reduce PRO Membrane Fouling
Using Pressure Retarded Osmosis Technology to Generate Salinity Gradient Energy (Osmotic Power) as a New Renewable Energy Source: Pretreatment to Reduce PRO Membrane Fouling
102nd International Drug-Free Atheletics body building event
Learn what employers expect from you at a job interview, discover how to prepare and make the best impression! Demonstrate your skills and discover how to answer difficult questions.
Sexually active women 21 and older should have a Pap test every 2 to 3 years. Many women are not up-to-date with this screening. NOT DROP-IN; BY APPOINTMENT ONLY - call x. 3565 to book your spot.
Learn to understand and respond effectively to the difficult emotions at the heart of life’s most challenging experiences.
Learn about shyness and proven ways to overcome it.
Learn about healthy eating, sleep, quitting smoking, stress management, mental health and more.
Full Solution Indexing and Efficient Compressed Graph Representation forWeb Service Composition
Find out how to develop an effective research question, locate background information, and plan your search. Recommended to all new students who write term papers. 40 minutes.
Join us for this event to learn more about the many opportunities available at Vigilant Global.
This 90 minute workshop will focus on introducing you to Engineering Village, a sophisticated discovery platform for current and past engineering & computer science literature tracked in databases such as Compendex and INSPEC. Other important engineering resources will also be highlighted. The workshop will cover how to use Engineering Village to find articles and conference papers in your field, track research in particular journals or by specific authors and monitor new research output going forward. We will also show you briefly how what you learn here can be applied to other resources.
Find out what your professors mean when they ask for “peer-reviewed articles,” how to do efficient article searches in library databases, and how to cite articles in the style of your discipline. Recommended to all new students. 40 minutes.
This workshop will focus on the main sources of social statistics in Canada, namely Statistics Canada's Website, the Canadian Census, the National Household Survey (NHS), and CANSIM. Provincial statistics (Institut de la Statistique du Québec) will also be mentioned. The second part of the presentation will present the concept of microdata and introduce students to data available through the Data Liberation Initiative (DLI). We will review the best methods to identify relevant surveys. The various types of data files (PUMFs, Master Files) will be described and students will be shown how to access those files via the Odesi database, or by going to the Research Data Centre at McGill (QICSS). There will be a demonstration of Odesi which will focus on searching the platform for surveys and individual variables and on downloading datasets and associated documentation.
Importance of women in tech and creating inclusive workplaces.
Are you getting ready to graduate and are unsure about your career? Are you questioning your career direction? Clarify the career decision making process related to your career choice. Learn how to make a wise career decision or validate the one you have already made.
Learn how to navigate the library shelves and online book collection, and how to cite books in the style of your discipline. Recommended to all new students. 40 minutes.
A hands on, coaching session with the goal of improving confidence among students who are learning to code and preparing for interviews.
Discussion about transitioning your academic skills into the tech industry. Which skills and classwork should you focus on? What are the best tools, processes and attitude should you pay attention to?
Clinical Implications of Diurnal Variations in Physiological, Psychological and Behavioral Measures in Patients with Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease
A condensed version of four of the library’s workshops recommended for new students. Introduction to library services Learn about library technology, space, services, and resources, and how your library account gives you access to many resources beyond Google. Finding articles at the library Find out what your professors mean when they ask for “peer-reviewed articles,” how to do efficient article searches in library databases, and how to cite articles in the style of your discipline. Finding books at the library Learn how to navigate the library shelves and online book collection, and how to cite books in the style of your discipline. First steps for researching your term paper Find out how to develop an effective research question, locate background information, and plan your search.
The is a meeting of Living Knowledge community of practice, which brings together faculty and staff who share a passion for community engaged scholarship, with the goal of creating connections, sharing ideas and strengthening our collective practice. Students, community organizers and representatives from other universities are also welcome. Please RSVP to livingknowledge@concordia.ca
This workshop will explore the benefits as well as possible limitations in using social media for graduate research and impact. Particular focus will be given to important copyright considerations surrounding the use of two academic social media sites: Academia.edu, and ResearchGate. The session will give an introduction to the "alternative metrics" (altmetrics) these sites provide, in addition to covering the importance of research data deposition.
Vibration Analysis of a Shaft-Disc System for On-line Crack Detection
Start today to change your thinking, feelings and behavior and see the difference this can make in your life.
Discussion on technical skills and resume tips with focus on the Google interview process: preparation, interview format, common mistakes and examples.
Increase your knowledge and skill set related to substance use/abuse.
To learn more about the many career opportunities being offered at Morgan Stanley please join us for this off campus event targeting women in Engineering and Computer Science.
This 90 minute workshop will focus on introducing you to Engineering Village, a sophisticated discovery platform for current and past engineering & computer science literature tracked in databases such as Compendex and INSPEC. Other important engineering resources will also be highlighted. The workshop will cover how to use Engineering Village to find articles and conference papers in your field, track research in particular journals or by specific authors and monitor new research output going forward. We will also show you briefly how what you learn here can be applied to other resources.
Graduate school offers many opportunities to develop the kinds of soft skills that are necessary for professionals in all fields. Learn what soft skills are, why they are important, how to develop them and how to communicate your skills to potential employers.
As we enter Fall Season and the month of Halloween, ISO invites you to an unforgettable experience that dives deep into Quebec culture: adventuring into a corn maze... and apple picking!
Is this your first semester at Concordia? Not sure where to get a meal that won’t break your bank account? Then you need to take this tour! It’s a great opportunity to discover healthy, tasty and affordable foods around the downtown campus, and your tour guides will be Student Success Mentors. This tour will show you the best spots around campus where you can buy your breakfast, get your coffee, or grab a quick lunch throughout the term. In addition to showcasing affordable food options near campus, we will also give insight on some cool places to eat when you have friends (or parents!) visiting Montreal.
Meet Mark Weightman, BComm 96, president and CEO of the Montreal Alouettes, and Len Rhodes, BComm 87, president and CEO of the Edmonton Eskimos at a Concordia Tailgate party before watching the Als take on the Esks.
Assess your mood and get feedback on how to increase your overall mental health and wellness.
Learn about healthy eating, sleep, quitting smoking, stress management, mental health and more.
Learn strategies for evaluating information, active note-taking, effective paraphrasing, and citation. Recommended to all new students. 40 minutes.
Learn how to leverage your network to make connections that can help you grow your career. Topics include etiquette for outreach, informational interviewing, tapping into the hidden job market, and tips on how to use social media tools such as LinkedIn and Twitter.
It’s easy to start each semester fresh and work really hard. But as the term progresses, and the workload increases, it can get harder to stay motivated. Learn 10 key tips for maintaining motivation and reaching your goals throughout the semester.
The fundamental nutritional requirements of cells are common to almost all living organisms. However, evolutionary pressures have radically diversified the strategies organisms use to meet these demands. One of the most extreme contrasts in nutritional strategies can be found in host-pathogen metabolic exchanges.
Find out how to develop an effective research question, locate background information, and plan your search. Recommended to all new students who write term papers. 40 minutes.
To learn more about the many career opportunities being offered at Morgan Stanley please join us for this diversity event.
Unblock yourself to intentionally create and live the life you really want!
Learn how to navigate the library shelves and online book collection, and how to cite books in the style of your discipline. Recommended to all new students. 40 minutes.
Put Your Degree to Work. Meet Employers and Make Connections!
(Event in French, bilingual Q/A, FREE LUNCH !) As Belgium increasingly becomes an important host society for immigrants, differences in integration policies have emerged across the country’s three regions. During the workshop, the researcher will compare the integration policy-making in Belgium and Canada (both multinational democracies) with a special focus on the Flemish Region and Québec. Join us to learn more around a free lunch! We kindly ask to confirm your presence at cipe.cepi@concordia.ca
Create perfect reference lists in APA, MLA, Chicago (and many others) instantly! Streamline your research and citation process by managing your sources in an online RefWorks account. All Concordia students get a free RefWorks account, and this workshop will tell you everything you need to know to get started. 90 minutes.
In this "intro to volunteering" workshop, you will learn how volunteering can improve your career prospects, help you develop skills and give you the satisfaction of contributing to your community. You will find out how and where to connect with the kind of volunteer opportunities that are most likely to help you reach your goals. Volunteering can be a great career move no matter what your field of study; come find out why!
Increase your knowledge and skill set related to substance use/abuse.
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