HiDEC Offers Soldering and Surface Mount Technology Workshop Jan. 9-10
Would you like to improve your soldering and surface mount skills?
The High Density Electronics Center, also known as HiDEC, is offering its second training workshop Jan. 9-10. The workshop is a great opportunity for students to enhance their skills and understanding so they can increase success in the lab as well as generally growing their electronics engineering competency.
The course costs $250 per student, with the first four registrations receiving a $50 discount. Students are encouraged to talk to their advisers about sponsoring the registration, if it is supported under the student's research activities.
The workshop costs $275 for participants who aren't a student, faculty or staff member at the U of A.
Participants will get a mixture of classroom-based learning on principles and the like, combined with hands-on skill development in the HiDEC Assembly Lab.
The center is located at 700 W. Research Center Blvd. in Fayetteville.
To sign up, please email lhyles@uark.edu.
Contacts
Karin Alvarado, project/program specialist - Marketing, Communication and Event Management
Electrical Engineering
479-575-4958,
karina@uark.edu
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