[SGVLUG] meeting thur

[Sean O'Donnell]

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Claude Felizardo wrote:
> 
> Caltech might be ranked in the top 10 universities and you'd think
> that the students and most of the teaching staff would already know
> how to use a computer but remember that not everyone is computer
> savvy.  Caltech has several academic divisions such as Biology,
> Chemistry/Chemical engineering, Geological and Planetary Sciences,
> Humanities and Social Sciences, Physics, Mathematics, Astronomy, etc.
> Caltech does a lot of research and also operates and manages various
> science centers including JPL which itself employs over 5000 people.
> This generally means a fairly large bureaucracy so there's bound to be
> lots of people that could benefit from these types of class including
> administrative assistants, HR, people looking to update their skills
> or transition to another area, possibly relatives of employees, etc.
> 

Sorry about that useless post, I later realized it was for staff, which
is understandable.

I don't expect bioengineering professors need to know anything about
MS-Outlook, but office/clerical workers do.

Anyhow, I'll shut-up now. =)

*removes foot from mouth* Carry-on!

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Sean O'Donnell
South Pasadena, CA
sean at seanodonnell.com
http://seanodonnell.com

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