SQL Saturday #28 in Baton Rouge, LA

By hubcity On August 9, 2010 ·

There is a really great event shaping up in Baton Rouge, LA on August 14th. Here is some additional information on the event. Hope to see you there!

It’s just a little less than 1 week to SQL Saturday #28 at Louisiana State University, College of Business, 1109 Patrick F. Taylor hall Baton Rouge, LA 70803. Just in case you haven’t made up your mind about attending, here’s a quick look at our schedule:

Track	Starts	Session Title	Speaker
.Net 1	07:30 AM	.NET 3.5 Fundamentals	Mike Huguet
.Net 1	9:00 AM	Zen Coding	Brian Rigsby
.Net 1	10:15 AM	Getting Started with the Entity Framework 4.0	Rob Vettor
.Net 1	11:30 AM	Zen Testing	Brian Rigsby
.Net 1	01:30 PM	C# Ninjitsu	Chris Eargle
.Net 1	2:45 PM	Advance Your Debugging Skills with VS 2010	Rob Vettor
.Net 1	4:00 PM	6 Months of putting VS2010 and TFS thru the Paces	Michael Moles
.Net 2	9:00 AM	Exploratory Testing with Microsoft Test Manager	Vaneshia Leachman
.Net 2	10:15 AM	Building Richer Web Applications with SP2010	Kyle Kelin
.Net 2	11:30 AM	The Best of Visual Studio 2010	Zain Naboulsi
.Net 2	01:30 PM	3P’s (Principles, patterns and performance) of SD	Chander Dhall
.Net 2	2:45 PM	Introduction to NHibernate and Fluent NHibernate	Brian Sullivan
.Net 2	4:00 PM	RESTful Data	Chris Eargle
Apps\Cloud\Personal Development	9:00 AM	Building a Testable Data Access Layer	Todd Anglin
Apps\Cloud\Personal Development	10:15 AM	The Modern Resume: Building Your Brand	Steve Jones
Apps\Cloud\Personal Development	11:30 AM	Getting SQL Service Broker Up and Running	Denny Cherry
Apps\Cloud\Personal Development	01:30 PM	Intro to Windows Azure	Ryan Duclos
Apps\Cloud\Personal Development	2:45 PM	Azure – Best Practices	Chander Dhall
Apps\Cloud\Personal Development	4:00 PM	SharePoint 2010 Management with PowerShell	Cody Gros
BI\SSRS	07:30 AM	Breakfast Basics, SSAS Cube Creation	Barry Ralston
BI\SSRS	9:00 AM	An Introduction to Power Pivot	Bryan Smith
BI\SSRS	10:15 AM	Get your Mining Model Predictions out to all	Steve Simon
BI\SSRS	11:30 AM	Can you control your reports?	Ryan Duclos
BI\SSRS	01:30 PM	Data Mining.. Making $mart financial decisions	Steve Simon
BI\SSRS	2:45 PM	College Football and MSFT Business Intelligence	Barry Ralston
BI\SSRS	4:00 PM	My first SQL Report	Mark Verret
DB Design & App Dev	9:00 AM	iPhone Development using .NET and Monotouch	Jason Awbrey
DB Design & App Dev	10:15 AM	Efficient Data Warehouse Design	Suresh Rajappa
DB Design & App Dev	11:30 AM	Introduction to Windows Phone 7 Development	Carlos Femmer
DB Design & App Dev	01:30 PM	Conceptual Data Modeling: Defining Our Data	Eli Weinstock-Herman
DB Design & App Dev	2:45 PM	3rd Normal Form: That’s crazy talk!!!	Thomas LeBlanc
DB Design & App Dev	4:00 PM	Parallelism Options in .NET 4.0	Al Manint
Microsoft .NET Framework from Scratch	9:00 AM	Microsoft .NET Framework from Scratch	Keith Elder
SQL Admin I	07:30 AM	Basic SQL Server	Steve Jones
SQL Admin I	9:00 AM	Common TSQL Programming Mistakes	Kevin Boles
SQL Admin I	10:15 AM	An Introduction to Profiler and SQL Trace	Trevor Barkhouse
SQL Admin I	11:30 AM	Database Maintenance Essentials	Brad McGehee
SQL Admin I	01:30 PM	Understanding Storage Systems and SQL Server	Wesley Brown
SQL Admin I	2:45 PM	Running mixed workloads on SQL Server	Jason Massie
SQL Admin I	4:00 PM	Beginning Powershell	Sean McCown
SQL Admin II	9:00 AM	Best Practices Every SQL Server DBA Must Know	Brad McGehee
SQL Admin II	10:15 AM	Introduction to DMVs in SQL 2005/2008	William Assaf
SQL Admin II	11:30 AM	SSIS and Powershell: A winning combination	Sean McCown
SQL Admin II	01:30 PM	SQL Server Memory Deep Dive	Kevin Boles
SQL Admin II	2:45 PM	Deciding if VMs are a good choice for your SQL Svr	Denny Cherry
SQL Admin II	4:00 PM	A PowerShell Cookbook for DBAs	Trevor Barkhouse
SSIS\BI	07:30 AM	Build Your First SSIS Package	Tim Mitchell
SSIS\BI	9:00 AM	Data Mining in Action: A case study	Drew Minkin
SSIS\BI	10:15 AM	Dynamic SSIS with Expressions and Configurations	Tim Mitchell
SSIS\BI	11:30 AM	CDC + SSIS = SCD	Patrick LeBlanc
SSIS\BI	01:30 PM	MDX 101	Bryan Smith
SSIS\BI	2:45 PM	ssis templates: the easy way to win.	Tim Costello
SSIS\BI	4:00 PM	SQL Source Control: Poor man’s data dude.	Tim Costello

Don’t Forget to remind your friends and colleagues! SQLSaturday #28 is a free one day training event for SQL Server professionals and those interested in SQL Server. For more information please visit SQLSaturday.com or email us at SQLSaturday 28@sqlsaturday.com

Thanks!

Team SQLSaturday