Improving technology through Feminist cooperation in Madison, Wisconsin.
We are local women software developers, students and professionals, looking to strengthen our community, and to encourage more women to become involved in the technology field. Learn more.
Upcoming events:
What is Tableau, and Why Should I Care?
When: Tuesday, June 26 at 6:30 p.m.
Where: Madison Central Library Bubbler Room
Maybe you’ve seen pretty graphics and pictures representing data. Maybe you’ve heard about ‘Tableau’ but have no idea if that means some fancy table in French, something artistic involving paint, or some new technical tool that you might want to learn. Maybe you’ve overheard ‘Data Viz’ and wondered if that has anything to do with user interface design, big data, predictive analytics, data exploration, full stack development, software, databases or whatnot.
Come learn from two industry experts, Melissa Perry and Karen Rahmeier, as they talk about how they use Tableau in their work.
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Working the System: Chip Design
When: Thursday, August 2nd at 6:30 p.m.
Where: Madison Central Library Bubbler Room
An Overview of Systems on Chip Design for applications from AI, Autonomous Vehicles, Gaming, Internet of Things, & More.
Linda Larson has worked in Processor Physical Design and Very Large Scale Integration for the past 20 years, with a BA in Math, and MS in Electrical Engineering. Current interests include brain patterns for spatial reasoning and interconnected thinking with applications to machine learning and approximate computing. She is on the Wisconsin Executive Advisory Board for FIRST and finds it very hard not to over-contribute on her kids robotics projects.
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