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Subject: CONNECT-DIRECT v.6, #1

Dear Class:

For your possible interest.

This magazine from ITS (formerly ACF) at NYU
comes out regularly.  You can directly
subscribe for it yourself.  [I will not
post future issues]

What you might find interesting is that
ITS offers free introductory lectures to a variety
of topics that are of general computing interest
(internet, unix, vi, etc).  You can always
look up their website for the latest offerings.

--Chee

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CONNECT-DIRECT volume 6, issue 2
Thursday, October 7, 1999
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CONNECT-DIRECT is an ITS electronic publication
covering information of interest to users of information technology at NYU.

**IN THIS ISSUE:**

  --ITS and ISOC Present Dr. Vint Cerf
  --Talks and Classes

ITS and ISOC Present Dr. Vint Cerf  10-11-99
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Monday, October 11, 1999  4:00 p.m.
Stern School of Business, Schimmel Auditorium (UC50)
44 West 4th Street

New York University Information Technology Services (ITS) and the Internet
Society of NY (ISOC-NY) present Dr. Vint Cerf, Senior Vice President for
Internet Architecture and Technology at MCI WorldCom.

Widely known as a "Father of the Internet," Dr. Cerf and his partner, Dr.
Robert E. Kahn, co-designed the TCP/IP Internet protocol and the
architecture of the Internet. He is chairman of the newly created Internet
Societal Task Force, and honorary chairman of the newly formed IPv6 Forum.

Dr. Cerf will summarize the current state of the Internet; talk about
policy issues surrounding the continued spread of Internet services and its
use in a global setting, and will also touch upon the Interplanetary
Internet development under way.

This meeting is being presented in cooperation with Computer Advocacy at
NYU, and the ACM at NYU.

Talks and Classes
=======================================
All members of the NYU community are welcome at our classes, workshops and
talks. There is no charge for any of the instructional sessions at ITS or
Bobst Library, but participants should have a valid NYU Card.  For
information about class locations and times, please visit
http://www.nyu.edu/its/classes.

Friday, October 8

       Understanding Your Mac
       Introduction to the World Wide Web

Saturday, October 9

       Using a Mac at an ITS Computer Lab

Tuesday, October 12

       Using a Mac at an ITS Computer Lab
       Using Electronic Library Resources at NYU
       Qualitative Analysis Tools
       Geographic Information Systems

Wednesday, October 13

       Using a PC at an ITS Computer Lab
       Internet and E-mail
       Using a PC at an ITS Computer Lab
       NYU-NET Software (PC)
       Advanced Topics -- SPSS
       Using the Web for Academic Research

Thursday, October 14

       Using a PC at an ITS Computer Lab
       Intro to Powerpoint (Mac and PC)
       Intro to SPSS

Friday, October 15

       Designing a Course Website

Tuesday, October 19

       High-Performance Computing Resources

Wednesday, October 20

       Using Electronic Library Resources at NYU

Thursday, October 21

       Using a Mac at an ITS Computer Lab

Friday, October 22

       Understanding Your PC
       Software for Advanced Class Websites

Saturday, October 23

       Using a Mac at an ITS Computer Lab

Tuesday, October 26

       Using the Web for Academic Research

Wednesday, October 27

       Introduction to E-mail

Thursday, October 28

       Using Electronic Library Resources at NYU

Friday, October 29

       Intro to HTML

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