Web & Mobile Development Occupational Advisory Committee Meeting at Bridgerland. Sat in on the meeting and participated. This was my first time going to the advisory committee meeting. It was pretty fun. We ate lunch, went through an agenda, small slide show, and then talked about ideas and options. It sounds like they might want me to come back and talk to their students about SaaS (software as a service) and remote working from home. That sounds fun.

After the meeting I talked briefly with a guy who helps write grants. Random side note, the Bridgerland Web & Mobile Development Certificate requires 30 credits and about 900 hours. They require a competency level of at least a B+ for each class taken. I thought that was pretty cool.

I also visited with Sterling over in the main campus. We chatted for about half an hour. I'd like to start rescheduling some training events there at Bridgerland. It's been a great venue. Anyways, I told him that I would be interested in teaching some classes come spring time.