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IT Futures Summit 2017: Highlights & This Year’s IT Jeopardy Champs

IT faculty from across the state attended for a 1.5 day experience that featured another IT industry professional panel discussing and exploring disruptive technology (focusing on robotics/AI). Small group discussions looked at college’s IT programs, challenges, strengths, and new program and degree developments.

Posted in Best Practices, CTC Faculty, disruptive technologies, Emerging Technologies, Featured, Industry, Information Technology, IT Curriculum, IT industry, IT Technical Knowledge and Skills, Research, Students, Uncategorized, Workforce Trends | Also tagged 2017, AI, Albert Lewis, Arthur Wanner, automation, Bellevue College, Bellingham Technical College, Big Bend Community College, big data, Boeing Company, brain hacking, Center of Excellence for Information & Computing Technology, Clover Park Technical College, computer science, Craig Marios, Cyber Security, disruption, disruptive technology, eden lasater, Entertainment, Futures in IT, Gerald Sampson, hacking, IoT, IT Jeopardy, Jeffrey Turner, Katie Metcalf, Kevin Burkeland, Mark Neufville, Maureen Majury, Michele Royer, microsoft, Mike Massey, NAO robot, networking, Pioneer Square Labs, podcast, potential/projected job loss due to automation/robotics, rating disruptive technologies, Rick Dubois, Robotics, robots replacing humans in the workforce, Sean Robinson, security, Spokane Falls Community College, Steve Simpson, summit, Systems Security, Tacoma Community College, Taija Tevia-Clark, top ten IT jobs, WAInfoTechTalks, Walla Walla Community College, ways robots are replacing workers, web design, web development | Leave a comment

2016 IT Jeopardy Champions: The IT Futures Summit

The IT Futures Summit of 2016 held its first annual IT Jeopardy Championship game. The three teams were competing for a chance for their photo/names/college/IT or CS program to be featured on the Center’s website. The winning team won quite handily…

Posted in Best Practices, CTC Faculty, Emerging Technologies, Featured, Industry, Information Technology, IT Curriculum, IT industry, IT Technical Knowledge and Skills, Uncategorized, Workforce Trends | Also tagged Adam Coleman, AI, Almaden Research Center, automation, Bellevue College, big data, Center of Excellence for Information & Computing Technology, Clark College, Columbia Basin College, Data Analytics, disruptive technologies, Dr. Yunyao Li, entertainment and tech, Entertainment Technology, ethics, Green River College, hacking, IBM, Isaac Asimov, IT Jeopardy Champions 2016, Jack Sande, Juan Ulloa, Juan Ulloa EagleView Technologies, Ken Hang, Lhoucine Zerrouki, Lower Columbia Community College, Maricel Medina-Mora, Maureen Majury, Melissa DeHaan, podcasts, Renton Technical College, Robotics, Seattle Central College, security, Stani Meredith, Stefan Rijnhart, The Cassandra Prophecies, Tim Culler, Vanity Fair, WAInfoTechTalks.org, web design | Leave a comment

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