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July 18, 2003 [Number 227]
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The CIT Training Program Offers 37 New Topics This SummerThe CIT Training Program continues to provide training in new knowledge and skills that the NIH users can use to improve their work. With a summer record of more than 100 different subjects (37 of them new), opportunities exist for all computer users. As always, classes are available free-of-charge to NIH staff. Course descriptions and registration are available on the training Web page. Adobe Training in Adobe products is a major growth area. Fortunately for users preparing images and documents for scientific publications, several volunteer teachers have come forward to teach these products.
Statistics Students will have the opportunity to attend new statistics courses on many statistical packages, from many sources.
Other Seminars for Scientists Two new scientific classes should generate strong interest.
Security Two new public key infrastructure (PKI) courses will be taught by Dr. Peter Alterman.
Grants Please let us know what courses you would like to have offered. New grants courses can be added throughout the term.
General Knowledge Two new courses on project management and one on skills required for knowledge workers round out the class list.
NBS Travel The NBS transition group will be offering refresher training in anticipation of the launch of the NBS Travel system. A large Town Hall meeting will demonstrate the system and smaller hands-on classes will be offered so students can choose topics that are relevant for them. Register for Classes All classes in the CIT program are offered free of charge to NIH staff to help you in your work at NIH. You can read course descriptions and register on the training Web page or call TASC at (301) 594-6248. |
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