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ontinuing Professional Development (CPD) equips professionals to deal with a rapidly-changing business environment. CPD encompasses technical competence, but should also include skills that help an individual to perform as a rounded professional. Key development areas include personal, management and business skills.
Over the last two years, the UK and Ireland Section has developed an online CPD portfolio consisting of online webinars, tutorials and Distinguished Lectures which are now available to be viewed ‘On Demand’. More material will be made available as new events take place and less recent events are catalogued.
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Watch Again | IEEE Nanotechnology Webinar – Timing Analysis in Digital Silicon Devices: Challenges and Techniques for Timing Closure in Modern Chips GalleryWatch Again | IEEE Nanotechnology Webinar – Timing Analysis in Digital Silicon Devices: Challenges and Techniques for Timing Closure in Modern Chips
Watch Again | IEEE Power and Energy Webinar – Interconnection and Interoperability of Distributed Energy Resources (DER) in North America following IEEE 1547-2018 GalleryWatch Again | IEEE Power and Energy Webinar – Interconnection and Interoperability of Distributed Energy Resources (DER) in North America following IEEE 1547-2018
Watch Again | Computational Intelligence Webinar | Large Language Models, the New Paradigm: Considerations When Implementing Large Language Models in Industry Applications by Rob Woods, IBM GalleryWatch Again | Computational Intelligence Webinar | Large Language Models, the New Paradigm: Considerations When Implementing Large Language Models in Industry Applications by Rob Woods, IBM
Watch Again | IEEE UK & Ireland Section Annual Christmas Lecture 2023 – POISE: A Generic Framework Targeting the Design and Development of Perfect Interactive Systems Despite Imperfect Users and Imperfect Developers by Dr Philippe Palanque GalleryWatch Again | IEEE UK & Ireland Section Annual Christmas Lecture 2023 – POISE: A Generic Framework Targeting the Design and Development of Perfect Interactive Systems Despite Imperfect Users and Imperfect Developers by Dr Philippe Palanque