60 Years of Computing: Personal Perceptions
60 Years of Computing: Personal Perceptions
It is said that many new ideas are actually "old wine in a new bottle". Sometimes that applies to computing as well.
Mitch Goodkin, will share with us, his journey of the last several decades in computing, how it has changed and insights into the workings.
It is always good to learn from history, as sometimes something truly fascinating emerges and can be re-applied to modern day hurdles.
(picture on the right is courtesy of the University of Toronto Archives, and it is authentic: notice the side burns!)
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- Date: 07 Sep 2021
- Time: 06:01 PM to 07:30 PM
- All times are (GMT-05:00) US/Eastern
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- Rochester, Michigan
- United States 48309-4479
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This is an online only event. Link will be mailed 2 hours prior to event
- Co-sponsored by Subra Ganesan
- Starts 18 June 2021 04:11 AM
- Ends 07 September 2021 09:55 AM
- All times are (GMT-05:00) US/Eastern
- No Admission Charge
Speakers
Mitch Goodkin
60 Years of Computing: Personal Perceptions
A journey into the history of computing
Biography:
Mitch Goodkin has a J.D., M.B.A., B.S. (General Engineering) and M.S.E (Computer Science and Engineering); and previously received electronics, computer maintenance, and instructor training in the USAF. Mitch is a retired attorney and Licensed Professional Engineer. At the University of Michigan, he addressed technology transfer, intellectual property, export law and other technology and business issues. In private practice, Mitch addressed product liability, business, intellectual property, export, IT and other technology related legal matters.
Mitch has often lectured on intellectual property, export, business and product liability law and on a variety of business subjects. Prior to
becoming an attorney, he had experience in engineering, computer programming, manufacturing, and product planning; and as an IT and automation engineering manager. He was in charge of all computers and management information systems for a facility of a major company. As an engineer, Mitch initially participated in various space projects, including the experiment packages that went to the moon. Later, he concentrated on manufacturing automation products and systems, including associated information systems. Mitch taught electronics courses at a community college while in law school. Earlier, he taught computer maintenance courses in the U.S. Air Force.
Mitch holds an Extra Class Amateur Radio License. He is a Senior Life Member of the Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers and a Senior Life Member of the Society of Manufacturing Engineers. He also is a member of the honor societies for engineering (Tau Beta PI) and business (Beta Gamma Sigma). Mitch is a past Chair of the Information Technology Law Section of the State Bar of Michigan. He has been a mentor for many years with SCORE, a nation-wide non-profit organization that provides free counseling to small businesses. He also is a member and active volunteer with Kiwanis.
Address:Michigan, United States
Agenda
Agenda:
6:01 PM _ Start, introductions, informal networking, etc.
6:06 PM _ Chapter business update, Speaker Introduction
6:10 PM _ Start of talk
7:00 PM _ Start of Q&A, discussions, sharing
7:30 PM _ Wrap Up
An IEEE SE Michigan Computer Society+Education Society Chapters Event
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