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WORKSHOPS SCHEDULE*
*This programme is provisional and is therefore subject to changes that will be duly notified.
WORKSHOP ZONE 1: OPENGUNE
AS/400 workshop: From zero to advanced system administration
Language: Spanish
Speaker: Urtzi Larrieta Alvarez
Company: ECNA Informática
Description of the workshop:
This training workshop, which will take almost a whole day, will be held in two phases: In the morning, we’ll look at the history, architecture and introduction to the administration of IBM i systems (previously known as IBM AS/400), explaining their internal functioning, interesting facts, the structure of the operating system, DB2/400, CL language, interactive and Batch processes, storage management, sub-systems, etc., teaching participants how to manage these systems. In the afternoon, I’ll give an advanced course on managing these systems (maintenance, PTFs, machine-produced errors, control and opening of incidences, etc.).
What audience does it address?
Everyone who likes the development of these architectures and their systems. As nobody currently knows how to develop in AS/400, you can leave your CV to be included in a recruitment process due to the urgent need for hiring people with this type of professional background. Following the workshop, if you decide you like the architecture and you’d like to work with this type of system, then this is your chance.
Brief Speaker CV:
Passionate about IBM mainframe systems and working with this type of architecture for over 10 years, I have long been trying to raise awareness of these obscurantist infrastructures that still handle more than 95% of the world's economic data.
Web:
https://www.mainframecorner.com
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCLOMkIrz2GLhSJayYcpr0qA
Date: Friday, 22nd of July, 10:30 - 13:30 y 16:00 - 19:45
Micro Python with Micro:bit controller, sensor and sound control
Places are limited, so it is required to register here.
Language: Spanish
Speaker: CAMP TECNOLÓGICO
Description of the workshop:
Experience learning the Python language using the Micro:bit electronic board with its sensors. Your learning will be based on small projects that will allow you to see the practical side of using Python.
What audience does it address?
People interested in the application of this technology, teachers and 12 year-olds and over.
Date: Saturday, 23rd of July, 10:00 - 11:45
The evolution of species with robots - protect your shell
Language: Spanish
Speaker: CAMP TECNOLÓGICO
Description of the workshop:
Take part in a competition between robots where the winner is the robot that best adapts to the environment. Whoever wins the best of three rounds is the champion.
What audience does it address?
People interested in the application of this technology, teachers and 10 year-olds and over.
Date: Saturday, 23rd of July, 12:00 - 13:45
Characters from MagicaVoxel to Unity
Language: Spanish
Speaker: Víctor Barañano Urquijo
Description of the workshop:
Description of the MagicaVoxel tool.
Character modelling.
Animation in Mixamo and preparing for import into the Unity 3D video game engine.
Example of Voxel Art in my game:
What audience does it address?
Anyone who is keen to learn a prototyping process and to create Voxel Art.
GameDevs for making game assets or rapid prototyping of characters.
Brief Speaker CV:
Scener and digital creator. Right now I’m SoloDev in my game: “GrinGoRun”, created in Unity using Voxel art and Low Poly. Open Beta for Android on Google Play.
Web: https://www.akibilbao.com
Twitter: @Aki7an
Date: Saturday, 23rd of July, 16:00 - 17:45
Hello, quantum world!
Language: Spanish
Speaker: Mikel Garcia de Andoin
Company: Department of physical chemistry UPV/EHU, EHU Quantum Center and Tecnalia
Description of the workshop:
This workshop will look at some of the concepts mentioned in the previous talk and will provide an introduction to working with quantum algorithms. The idea is that anyone can follow this workshop step by step and get a basic feeling for what is going on.
- We’ll start by familiarising ourselves with the building blocks of quantum computing, gates and measurements.
- Using easy examples, we’ll create a basic programme. With this programme, we can visualise and play with complicated concepts such as entanglement and superposition.
- We’ll finish by looking at how these algorithms are used in real hardware, and we’ll explain some of the associated problems.
What audience does it address?
The workshop is aimed at the general public, even if they only have basic programming skills, as we will be able to use a GUI to create the quantum circuits. However, the workshop is also geared to those individuals who have knowledge of Python. For those who are even more computer-savvy, it will be a first point of contact with quantum computing via user-friendly language.
Brief Speaker CV:
PhD student at the department of physical chemistry at UPV/EHU. I work on quantum algorithms for optimisation and machine learning, developing new techniques to solve classically complex problems. The aim is to obtain new algorithms or computing techniques based on this technology that will accelerate calculations beyond classical limits. https://scholar.google.es/citations?hl=es&user=4etFWp4AAAAJ
Web: https://nquirephysics.com/
Date: Saturday, 23rd of July, 18:30 - 20:00
The world of SDGs in Minecraft - Part I
Places are limited, so it is required to register here.
Language: Spanish
Speaker: CAMP TECNOLÓGICO
Description of the workshop:
Discover the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) while you get started in the Minecraft metaverse. We have recreated the 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) in 5 worlds. You’ll have to go through the 5 worlds to learn what you can do to achieve them.
What audience does it address?
People interested in the application of this technology, teachers and 9 year-olds and over.
Date: Sunday, 24th of July, 10:00 - 11:45
The world of SDGs in Minecraft - Part II
Places are limited, so it is required to register here.
Language: Spanish
Speaker: CAMP TECNOLÓGICO
Description of the workshop:
Keep finding out more about the SDGs as you delve into the Minecraft metaverse. Discover the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) while you get started in the Minecraft metaverse. We have recreated the 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) in 5 worlds. You’ll have to go through the 5 worlds to learn what you can do to achieve them.
What audience does it address?
People interested in the application of this technology, teachers and 9 year-olds and over.
Date: Sunday, 24th of July, 12:00 - 13:45
Design and program a watch with 60 LED lights that act as the second hand
Places are limited, so it is required to register here.
Language: Spanish
Speaker: CAMP TECNOLÓGICO
Description of the workshop:
Create your own watch with LED lights that light up and act as a second hand. Complete your watch with the 3D printed case of your choice.
What audience does it address?
People interested in the application of this technology, teachers and 10 year-olds and over.
Date: Sunday, 24th of July, 16:00 - 17:45
Coding a sensor to measure air quality
Places are limited, so it is required to register here.
Language: Spanish
Speaker: CAMP TECNOLÓGICO
Description of the workshop:
Covid has shown us the need for information on CO2 levels in enclosed spaces to make sure the air we breathe is clean. In this workshop we’ll learn how to build a device that measures different air quality parameters in a room.
What audience does it address?
People interested in the application of this technology, teachers and 10 year-olds and over.
Date: Sunday, 24th of July, 18:00 - 19:45
WORKSHOP ZONE 2: ENPRESA DIGITALA
What is machine learning and how can we use it to increase the security of our transactions?
Places are limited, so it is required to register here.
Language: Spanish
Speaker: Borja Balparda
Company: Data Value Management
Description of the workshop:
Nowadays, there is great concern about the threats we receive within our virtual environment, and this has led both individuals and companies to invest more and more in cybersecurity.
One of the great challenges we face is the proliferation of new attacks emerging at a dizzying pace. In the past, an antivirus that was updated once a year and responded to previously identified threats was usually sufficient.
However, this is no longer good enough and in order to have an effective system that prevents most attacks, you need a system that identifies threats that are unknown until they occur, requiring a combination of artificial intelligence and predictive systems.
This workshop will therefore show how machine learning and artificial intelligence can be used to prevent fraud in credit card transactions, one of the great challenges we face with increased online purchases.
In addition, we’ll also talk about the potential of these methodologies to detect accounting inconsistencies in companies.
Programme
The following ideas will be explained during the workshop:
- Basic data analysis concepts.
- Conceptual machine learning map.
- Case study: Detecting fraudulent transactions using credit cards.
- Presentation of the "Zeroseeker" platform. A final example using a case study where data analysis techniques can detect accounting inconsistencies in companies.
What audience does it address?
The workshop is aimed at anyone who is interested in a global vision of machine learning models as well as their possible uses, both at a general level and specifically for the detection of fraudulent transactions. You will not need programming knowledge to follow the workshop, as the analysis of the results will take up a large part, but it will aid understanding.
Brief Speaker CV:
Borja Balparda has a PhD in econometrics (data analysis) and is a lecturer at the University of Navarra, where he teaches at the Faculty of Economics (data analysis with R) and on the Master in Big Data. He is also CEO and data scientist at Data Value Management, a start-up specialising in data analytics and artificial intelligence.
Web: https://datavaluemanagement.es/
Date: Friday, 22nd of July, 10:00 - 14:00
Power BI: Business Intelligence for all
Places are limited, so it is required to register here.
Language: Spanish
Speaker: Ana García-Serrano
Company: Bikai Global
Description of the workshop:
Power BI. Business Intelligence within your reach.
How much time do you spend collecting and organising date?
Learn how to create a Dashboard - data analysis and visualisation lab with Power BI.
Business Intelligence no-code tools have made data analysis available to everyone. We generate and capture an enormous amount of data, but are we really making that data profitable?
We have multiple tools and systems that are not connected and do not allow us to perform the analytics we need to make decisions.
Data analysis tools. A single dashboard for internal processes, open data, ERP, CRM, e-commerce, social networks, etc.
Visualisation systems that enable us to:
- Tell stories that facilitate communication
- Automated reporting
- Dashboard
- Scoreboards
What audience does it address?
Aimed at professionals who want to create a dashboard to visualise, measure and monitor data.
Aimed at everyone who needs information for decision-making purposes.
Brief Speaker CV:
Degree in economics, postgraduate qualification in finance and an MBA. 25-year career in auditing, consulting and management of different departments, including general management. She has always been interested in data analysis and has led the implementation of different management tools. Expert in analytical modelling.
Web: www.bikaiglobal.es
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCMgGuREIt-euRvI8Yx2HUug/featured
Date: Friday, 22nd of July, 16:00 - 18:00
AI: utopia or dystopia
Places are limited, so it is required to register here.
Language: Spanish
Speaker: Julen Manzano
Enpresa: Dataset
Description of the workshop:
Artificial intelligence resonates with us as the solution to all current problems in the short-term, but what is real and what is fiction? Where does the use and development of AI in our social welfare models lead us? Should we look to the past for an answer to the unknowns of the future? Using several examples of AI technologies used in real situations, we will discuss where both utopia and dystopia can be found in the same place, without coming to a definitive answer.
What audience does it address?
All audiences.
Brief Speaker CV:
An industrial and computer engineer with a master's degree in data science, a master's degree in Big Data and undertaking a PhD in Artificial Intelligence. He currently works as an AI project manager at Dataset.
Web: www.dataset.es
https://www.linkedin.com/in/julenmanzano/
@JulenMLejarza
Date: Friday, 22nd of July, 18:00 - 19:00
Artificial intelligence in web environments
Places are limited, so it is required to register here.
Language: Spanish
Speaker: Imanol Terán
Description of the workshop:
We often hear and read about the concept of artificial intelligence, but do we really know what it involves? Nowadays, it is more present in our day-to-day lives than we actually realise. It’s used on websites, streaming platforms and in customer services, etc.
AI can offer our businesses huge possibilities with many benefits. This workshop will analyse what these benefits are and we’ll see how we can apply them to our web projects, using chatbots, data analysis, personalised recommendations, improved shopping experiences and voice searches.
What audience does it address?
Those with a technical, design, development, marketing or management background, who want to improve and enhance user experience within their web projects.
Brief Speaker CV:
Web developer; Digital strategy consultant; New technologies instructor.
Web: imanolteran.com
Date: Saturday, 23rd of July, 10:00 - 14:00
Threat hunting for attacks on Windows systems
Places are limited, so it is required to register here.
Language: Spanish
Speaker: Jokin García
Company: Freelance en Totem Security
Description of the workshop:
This workshop will look at how to detect some of the most common cyber threats; we’ll see how TTPs (tactics, techniques and procedures) used by attackers work and we’ll create detection rules/signatures. Detection will be demonstrated in a practical way using exercises and proof of concept.
Programme
- Sigma rules
- Event Query Language
- ETW and advanced logging
- Sysmon
- Proof of concept and exercises
What audience does it address?
The workshop is preferably aimed at information systems professionals in companies, both managers and technical professionals.
Brief Speaker CV:
Jokin Garcia, professional in the world of IT security. Offensive Security Certified Professional.
Web: https://totem-security.com/
Date: Saturday, 23rd of July, 16:00 - 19:00
Rural Citizen - collective intelligence as the driver behind a new rural life
Places are limited, so it is required to register here.
Language: Spanish
Speaker: Ivan del Caz
Company: BIKOnsulting, S. Coop.
Description of the workshop:
This talk will show how any profession can be carried out from a rural setting these days thanks to current connectivity improvements.
Rural Citizen was created to drive local and global ecosystems that help to activate rural areas using collective intelligence and collaboration.
We want to connect the rural world and show it as it is: a land of challenges, opportunities and encounters, a place to live together and share experiences. We want people's relationship with the rural environment to evolve creatively, building a new way for cities and villages to coexist. We need to address this topic from a positive perspective and make things happen.
We have a dedicated server on Discord, Rural Citizen Pro; it is a unique space for networking, education and information. We have a single platform that offers specialised, quality services and is constantly updated with interesting content for this living community: theme-based talks, video-conference rooms, provincial ecosystems, news, videos, a repository of grants and subsidies, an archive, an agenda of activities and an urban and rural co-working network with special offers for members.
What audience does it address?
The general public.
Brief Speaker CV:
I enjoy exploring, innovating and advising (public and private) institutions and organisations on projects based on new sustainable strategies (circular and collaborative economy, common good, society, solidarity, ethical finance, B Corp, etc.) and universal values (solidarity, social justice, human dignity, participation and respect for the environment, etc.) by focusing on an economic and political model that serves the people and the planet.
I am passionate about each project, in order to humbly inspire other organisations to be part of the change through my actions. I have been involved in transformative projects in different countries ranging from territories to small businesses, including national and multinational organisations and institutions in sectors as diverse as industry, agriculture, banking, fashion, food, tourism and the third sector.
I am now focusing on helping to reverse the exodus from rural to urban areas and changing the narrative of the rural world towards a more positive, constructive and innovative vision that fills our villages with opportunities. All this thanks to the RURAL CITIZEN 2030 initiative.
I am a partner and co-founder at BIKOnsulting, a cooperative for the common good.
I have a Master's degree in marketing and business management from the University of Hertfordshire (UK) and a diploma in marketing from the Instituto de Marketing del País Vasco (I.M.P.V.). I’m a qualified consultant in ethical and socially responsible management by Forética.
Web: https://bikonsulting.com/
Date: Sunday, 24th of July, 11:30 - 12:30
Developing a platform game using MakeCode
Places are limited, so it is required to register here.
Language: Spanish
Speaker: CAMP TECNOLÓGICO
Description of the workshop:
MakeCode is the block programming learning environment created by Microsoft for the launch of the Micro:bit platform that the BBC pushed in 2015 to encourage curriculum change in the UK.
The success of its easy-to-use format makes it one of the most widely used platforms for learning programming from primary school upwards.
We’ll provide step by step instructions on how to create a platform-based game to encourage programming logic from an early age.
What audience does it address?
People interested in the application of technology, teachers and 9 year-olds and over.
Date: Sunday, 24th of July, 16:00 - 17:00
