If you are interested in this opportunity, please apply at: https://goo.gl/uQEEUB
Salesforce Bootcamp Registration Questions
The Salesforce Trailhead for Students Program is hosting a Salesforce Bootcamp in partnership with Deloitte in July 2018. For students looking for under-the-hood experience, the ADM201 (Administrative Essentials for New Admins) course helps students acquire the basics of administrating and customizing Salesforce to support common business processes. As a sponsor, Deloitte Digital will hold a number of networking and career sessions throughout the Bootcamp - sharing insights about Salesforce at Deloitte and Deloitte’s Graduate and Summer Vacationer opportunities.
<u>QUALIFICATIONS</u> :
Open to Class of 2018 and 2019 students actively enrolled at the University of New South Wales.
<u>IMPORTANT DATES:</u>
June 13 - Student Applications Open
June 27 - Last day to Apply
June 29 - Notify students who have been accepted
July 2 - Student Confirmation & RSVP to Join Bootcamp Due
“I am a Salesforce Certified Technical Architect at Deloitte Digital”
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As one of the fastest growing teams within the Deloitte Digital family, we’re a team of developers, creators, disruptors and technologists.
Using market-leading cloud platforms like Salesforce, we combine our deep expertise of the digital space with our unique understanding of customer behaviour. By doing so, we help clients reimagine how profits are made, how customer relationships are nurtured and how customer services can be digitised.
About the opportunity
By joining Digital Platforms, you’ll get to:
About you
You’re curious as hell, have an insatiable appetite for learning and thrive in collaborative environments. You’re also:
School of Computer Science & Engineering
School of Marketing
Following are the teams shortlisted for Optiver Prize:
The session will be on 29th from 9.45 a.m. to 12.30 p.m. If any members of your teams are unable to attend let me know within today. Expect an email from me with further details.
Big applause for teams Envision and Eek as well, who did excellent presentations and missed the list by very small margin.
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The timetable for demonstrations on week 12 and requirements for the demo and the report are published under week 12 lectures. Please note that each team is allocated 12 minutes for presentation and 3 minutes for Q&A.
Report is due on Monday 7 p.m. in week 13.
Reminder that all teams will be demonstrating their system in two different rooms from 9am Tuesday. Please check the timetable if you are unsure what time and location is your presentation.
As Madhushi is away this week, I will be mentoring all groups at the normal time in Ainsworth 101.
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Students working on company returns API,
As some of you discussed with your mentors there were some mismatches in table provided in spec and data provided by Alpha Vintage API. This was because Alpha Vintage is returning erroneous data for certain time intervals and specs were done using Yahoo data.
I updated the specs to reflect Alpha Vintage API data and you can follow the formula as is, on data returned by Alpha Vantage API, without trying to correct errors done by Alpha Vantage API. Accuracy will be evaluated assuming you used Alpha Vantage API.
Contact your mentors if you have further concerns.
On Tuesday, there will be a couple of lectures given between 10 and 12 in the Chemical Sciences building M11 (so no lecture between 9 and 10). During the first lecture, I will be going over the specification of the analytics platform as well as give more information about designing REST services. The second lecture will be a guest lecture by IMC.
Therefore, there are no regular mentoring meetings but you could e-mail your mentor for arranging a mentoring session anytime this week or ask questions over emails all the time.
Mentoring will take place as usual. Week 4 deliverable is due on Friday.
Mentoring will take place according to the timetable. Discuss your first deliverable due in Week 4 with your mentor.
Updated timetable - change of schedule for team Penguins and Rooster Hawsk
Updated mentoring timetable with API allocation for teams is available under week 3
Lectures about the software development cycle and the project spec will be given between 9:10am and 12:00pm. This will include an open forum for finalising teams and questions
For those who are still looking for courses to enrol in, we recommend the following new CSE course:
COMP6324 IoT Service Design and Engineering
What is the course about
More details at ( https://webcms3.cse.unsw.edu.au/COMP6324/18s1/outl... )
Assumed Knowledge
These are assumed to have been acquired in the courses COMP1531 and COMP2041 or equivalent good programming knowledge.
The first lecture will take place on Tuesday 27 March at 9.10 am in Chemical Sciences M11.
Following that is a guest lecture by Optiver at 10:00am.