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Beaverton, United States

School: OGI School of Science & Engineering

Adaptive and Statistical Signal Processing
Course Format: Classroom
The field of adaptive filters and systems constitutes an important part of statistical signal processing. An adaptive system alters or adjusts its defining parameters in such a way that it improves performance through contact with the environment. Adaptive filters are currently applied in such diverse fields as communications, control, radar, seismology, and biomedical electronics. This course ...
 

Applied Hardware Verification
Course Format: Classroom
This course is application-oriented and covers practical aspects of functional hardware verification for complex ASIC and FPGA designs. It introduces the student to a variety of state-of-the art hardware design verification methods, beginning with traditional functional simulation, then moving on to assertion-based verification methodology and concluding with a subset of formal verification tec...
 

Digital Integrated Circuit Design
Course Format: Classroom
Design techniques for digital integrated circuits. Silicon bipolar and MOS digital integrated circuit design. Technology overview, device structures, modeling. Standard logic families. NMOS and CMOS logic design. Regenerative circuits and memory. Design project.
 

Automatic Speech Recognition with Hidden Markov Models
Course Format: Classroom
Hidden Markov Model-based technology is widely used in today’s speech recognition systems. This course is an introduction to speech recognition using HMM technology. Topics include dynamic time warping, Markov Models and Hidden Markov Models (discrete, semi-continuous, and continuous), vector quantization, Gaussian Mixture Models, the Viterbi search algorithm, the Forward-Backward training...
 

Practical Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF)
Course Format: Classroom
You will learn the practical skills required to develop complex Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF) applications for Microsoft’s .NET 3.0 Framework running on Windows Vista and XP. This course covers all of the major WPF technology components that include: XAML, WPF applications and controls, dependency properties, data binding, Microsoft Expression Blend, and more. Additionally, we prov...
 

Programming with Microsoft .NET Framework (C# .NET)
Course Format: Classroom
This course will provide you the practical, in-depth, real world, understanding to leverage your C++, Java or other OO programming experience to help you to quickly come up to speed on C# and the .NET 2.0 Framework. We will provide an overview of the C# language including the C# 2.0 specific enhancements to the language, then focus heavily on core concepts and features of the .NET 2.0 Framework...
 

Optimizing Oracle SQL, Intensive
Course Format: Classroom
This class is a 5-day intensive course focused on the Oracle optimizer and understanding how it behaves when developing query execution plans. The importance of optimizing SQL at the resource usage level is learned and the free set of SQL Test Harness and Tools Pack scripts are used to facilitate the comparison of multiple approaches to writing SQL statements to discover the "performance o...
 

Oracle Performance Management Using Response Time Profiling
Course Format: Classroom
This course is intended to teach students a scientific method for diagnosing Oracle system performance problems rapidly and accurately, no matter what their root cause. Students learn the importance of a business-task focused approach to Oracle performance problem diagnosis and repair. A repeatable and reliable method for diagnosing performance problems, Method R, is reviewed and used to help s...
 

Peer Mentoring: A Practical Approach to Knowledge Transfer
Course Format: Classroom
Peer Mentoring teaches people how to deliver on-the-job training. Originally developed for engineers at Microsoft, Peer Mentoring has evolved over the last ten years to help thousands of individuals and teams cross-train, transfer knowledge, and get new staff up to speed quickly and efficiently. The course is a fast paced, one-day program that uses plain language and practical tools to develop ...
 

Leading Through Conscious Influence
Course Format: Classroom
Effective leaders and managers influence others through self-awareness and relationship. They are clear and open about what they want to accomplish and aware of the impact they have on others. They are skilled at understanding other perspectives, sensing others’ emotions, and reading political currents. They manage relationships well, motivate others, resolve disagreements, and move to act...
 

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