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Warsztaty technologiczne także dla studentów

Zapraszamy studentów! temat: Oracle – budowa, działanie, cechy szczególne; 8.03 godz. 15:30; miejsce: biuro TouK;

warsztatyPiątki u nas to dzień poświęcony w części na naukę. Bardziej lub mniej regularnie odbywają się spotkania podczas, których developerzy TouK opowiadają o narzędziach, ciekawostkach dotyczących developmentu i nowych technologiach, których się nauczyli.
W tym tygodniu zapraszamy studentów!
Najbliższe spotkanie 8.03 o godzinie 15:30 poprowadzi Marek Pettka, miejsce: biuro TouK al. Bohaterów Września 9; temat: Oracle – budowa, działanie, cechy szczególne.
Ilość miejsc jest ograniczona dlatego zainteresowanych proszę o maila do środy 6.03 (do końca dnia) na adres: mzb@touk.pl. Oczekujcie odpowiedzi z informacją czy jest jeszcze miejsce.
PS. Jeżeli pomysł się sprawdzi będziemy na blogu informować o następnych spotkaniach.

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