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Fasmicro Training School – Mobile Apps, Embedded Systems & Circuit Design

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Training & Curricula Development

We help schools modernize their curricula for Mobile Computing, Mixed Signal VLSI and Embedded Systems. Let us help you develop a 21st century curricula on mobile computing and microelectronics. And we can also assist in setting up the labs.

 

Campus and Off-site Training.

Our Team can visit any Nigerian institution and teach Mobility Computing & Android Dev and/or Embedded Systems. This is our fee structure when the training is on-site and the institution provides the electricity and computers. We come with our tablets and microelectronics dev. kits.  We charge a flat fee of N299,000/course for five straight days. Private institutions, government agencies, departments, or student clubs/associations can organize these programs with us.

 

Our Courses

Email or call for prices – we train regularly


Embedded Systems – FPGA

Embedded Systems – Microcontroller

Android Apps Development

Mixed Signal VLSI Design with CAD

 

Payment details are here

Selected Course Outlines

Selected Project Outline

 

In some cases, we need a min for a training to hold. We train on-site and off-site and our dates are flexible.

 

Equipment: We have computers, Internet access, FPGA boards, PIC boards, SX48 microprocessors, Demo Boards, CADs for chip design (schematic, layout, verification), programming modules, Android platform, etc – all in-house. Everything you need  (including access to ebooks) to become a master of this field with experts to guide.

 

Free electronic books: We will give electronics and Android related ebooks to all our participants. If you register ahead of time, we provide these materials to help you prepare before coming to class.

 

Android requirement: Depending on the program registered, we provide the tablets for training. In some cases, the participants could buy or rent.

 

Contact us at info@fasmicro.com Today

IBM Marks 100 years – Employees Volunteer To Feed The Hungry

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Hundreds of IBM employees at their Research Triangle Park campus in the US, are volunteering their time last week to pack meals destined to feed the hungry in Haiti.

 

“We’re setting up assembly-line-type operations on-site to do this,” said Bob Greenberg, IBM’s top executive in North Carolina. “The goal is 100,000 meals.”

 

The 100,000 figure is no arbitrary number. It was picked to commemorate IBM’s 100th anniversary as a company which comes up this Thursday.

 

One hundred years later, IBM has more than 425,000 workers worldwide and last year’s revenue came in just under $100 billion – $99.9 billion. Among the company’s lengthy list of inventions and discoveries is the bar code, which was born in the Triangle.

 

The volunteer work for Stop Hunger Now, an international hunger relief organization based in the Triangle, is part of a worldwide “Celebration of Service” day for employees of the company once known as International Business Machines.

 

“It’s about the heritage of the company,” Greenberg said. “IBM has always looked at itself as playing a leadership role in doing things that make a difference for people around the world.”

 

Today IBM has about 10,000 workers in RTP; IBM doesn’t disclose how many employees it has locally or statewide. In recent years it has cut jobs in the Triangle and across the world, but without specifying the depth of those cuts and usually without even acknowledging that cuts were implemented.

Lagosians Connects Lovers of Lagos Worldwide

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Lagosians is Nigerian social network connecting Lagosians and lovers of Lagos worldwide. It was launched in February this year (2009). It has grown to membership strength of over 15,770 in less than 4 months. Based on Ning Social networking platform, it aimed to bring together Nigerians/Lagosians home and abroad.

It has the following sections to keep the people interested in Lagos engaged:

  • Lobby
  • Profile
  • Lagosians
  • Photos
  • Videos
  • Talks
  • Music
  • Games
  • Groups
  • Jobs
  • Contests/Giveaways
  • Events

 

The trend in the forum right now is:

 

How to rescue cell phone dropped in water

Did you just drop your cellphone in water? Or maybe you’d like to know what to do if that happens! Follow the following steps:   Step 1: Do NOT turn on the phone Why do water and smartphones not mix? Because the water shorts out your smartphone’s e…

Tagged: rice, BlackBerry, SIM card, ipone, cell Phone

Started by eLagos in Public Complaints & Concerns Jun 10.

HELP: Terrorists calling themselves Barca Boys and 1000 Boys have taken over Surulere

Governor Fashola, what about protection of lives and security?  Surulere, where I live, for instance, has now turned into a war zone and nothing is being done to save the situation. We are dieing in the hands of armed robbers and touts in Ikate, esp…

Tagged: Barca Boys, 1000 Boys, Governor Babatunde Fashola, Lagos, surulere

Started by eLagos in Public Complaints & Concerns Jun 8.

End of looting: Reps weep uncontrollably

Tears flowed freely as members of the House of Representatives held the last session of the sixth National Assembly yesterday. Some of them were very emotional in their speeches and stopped midway as they could not complete their speeches. Most of…

Tagged: Bankole, Alhaji Usman Nafada, National Assembly, Nigeria, Delta state

Started by eLagos in General Lounge Jun 3.

 

Robotic Vision Simplified – Microsoft Releases SDK for Kinetics and Motion Sensors

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Remember the Microsoft Kinetic 3D sensor for the xbox, which offered a gaming experience where the user uses his entire body as a game control just make making body gestures like swinging the arm or legs? The technology was based on an hardware originally designed by PrimeSense, an Isreali company.

The device uses infrared sensors in combination with cameras to give a 3D output of images in its vicinity, by providing RGB data from the camera and distance information from the infrared sensors. All this power was being “wasted” just on a gaming tool, but no more.

Microsoft has released an SDK for the kinetic, which will make it possible for robotics enthusiasts and indeed anyone to design advanced motion sensor systems based on the kinetic. The SDK offers tools to interact directly with the Kinetic, providing access to raw sensor data streams in real time, skeletal tracking of images (which can be used to track specific human gestures like hand or leg movements) and advanced3D sound.

The SDK presently support programming in C#, C++ and VB, while the hardware itself goes for about $150, a reasonable price for a tool that offers such limitless possibilities for robotics and audio visual intelligent systems.

 

MedKenya Wins Pivot25. Category Winners Include Mshop, Whive, Uha$ibu and SchoolSMS

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MedKenya wins the overall prize in Pivot25 – the Biggest Mobile Tech Event in East Africa. Tekedia reported about this company few weeks ago when we noticed what they were up to.

 

MEDKenya by Shimba Technologies LTD is a platform that provides symptom checkers, first-aid information, doctor & hospital directories. The product aims to make healthcare information affordable and accessible to Kenyans.

 

Other winning entries include:

 

Applications in Mobile Payments and Commerce – Mshop)

M-Shop is a platform allowing consumers to order, pay for, obtain and validate tickets for events, travel, goods & services. The solution provides USSD technology or a mobile application on smart phones to deliver this convenience at any time and from any location with a mobile carrier signal.

 

Applications in Mobile Entertainment, Gaming and Utilities – Whive)

Kenyan Whive hosts over 90,000 Kenyans through its Space Kenya. They are also have 5 Social Media Applications that provide the most comprehensive Social Marketing tools for the African Market.

 

Applications in Mobile Business and Enterprise – Uhasibu)

Uhasibu by Pluspeople Kenya is a cloud based accounting system for small & medium companies in East Africa. It helps in generating KRA format VAT reports, petty cash management and other financial management features. It also supports East African Currencies and is accessible for sh1,000 per month.

 

Applications in Mobile Govt: Agriculture and Education – SchoolSMS)

SchoolSMS Premium by Tusqee Systems is an Interactive Mobile Messaging System for schools. It allows parents to get exam results of their kids, enquire about fees balances and get fees statement quotes from the school via use of simple SMS. The company also have IMMS systems for churches

 

Applications in Mobile Health: MEDKenya

 

OVERALL WINNER: MEDKENYA

 

Congratulations to all the winners!!!