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SUMMARY:Software Development using AI - Oct\, 7 2026
DESCRIPTION:5 Wednesday Nights | 7–10 PM | Tuition $300\nSept 23 · Sept 30 · Oct 7 · Oct 14 · Oct 21\, 2026 \nWHO IT’S FOR\nExperienced software developers who want to add AI\nto their toolkit. Typical experience with a high-level\nlanguage such as C\, C++\, or Python is expected. \nWHAT YOU’LL LEARN\nThe class focuses on Claude Code\, but the skills\ntaught are reusable with other AI systems. You’ll also\nlearn how to protect your work from AI hallucinations. \nLOCATION\nLearning Center\, Building 9059\nInfoAge Science and History Museum\n2201 Marconi Road\nWall\, NJ 07719 \nSCHEDULE\nSession 1 – Wed\, Sept 23\, 2026 = 7:00 – 10:00 PM\nSession 2 – Wed\, Sept 30\, 2026 = 7:00 – 10:00 PM\nSession 3 – Wed\, Oct 7\, 2026 = 7:00 – 10:00 PM\nSession 4 – Wed\, Oct 14\, 2026 = 7:00 – 10:00 PM\nSession 5 – Wed\, Oct 21\, 2026 = 7:00 – 10:00 PM \nYOUR OWN PROJECT\nStudents are encouraged to build a project of their own as part of the class. Two suggested project lists\n(microprocessor development and general development) are posted on GitHub — or bring your own idea. \nCLASS MATERIALS & PREREQS\nMaterials: github.com/Computer-Deconstruction-\nLab/Software_Development_using_AI\nBefore class\, review AI_prerequisites.pdf on the\nGitHub site to set up your Windows laptop. \nCLASS MATERIALS & PREREQS\nMaterials: github.com/Computer-Deconstruction-\nLab/Software_Development_using_AI\nBefore class\, review AI_prerequisites.pdf on the\nGitHub site to set up your Windows laptop. \nTUITION & RSVP\n$300 by check or cash\, collected at the first class. Tuition covers the cost of using InfoAge facilities.\nPlease indicate your intention to attend by posting under this class’s announcement on the CDL discussion site (grou\nps.io/g/cdl/topics) or CDL’s Meetup (meetup.com/compdecon). \nINSTRUCTORS\nNeil Cherry\, BS-CS | Joseph E. Wilkes\, PhD-EE\nBoth instructors have extensive experience developing software for work and hobby projects.
URL:https://www.infoage.org/event/software-development-using-ai-oct-7-2026/
LOCATION:Computer Destruction Labratory\, 2201 Marconi Road\, Wall Township\, NJ\, 07719
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SUMMARY:Software Development using AI - Oct. 14\, 2026
DESCRIPTION:5 Wednesday Nights | 7–10 PM | Tuition $300\nSept 23 · Sept 30 · Oct 7 · Oct 14 · Oct 21\, 2026 \nWHO IT’S FOR\nExperienced software developers who want to add AI\nto their toolkit. Typical experience with a high-level\nlanguage such as C\, C++\, or Python is expected. \nWHAT YOU’LL LEARN\nThe class focuses on Claude Code\, but the skills\ntaught are reusable with other AI systems. You’ll also\nlearn how to protect your work from AI hallucinations. \nLOCATION\nLearning Center\, Building 9059\nInfoAge Science and History Museum\n2201 Marconi Road\nWall\, NJ 07719 \nSCHEDULE\nSession 1 – Wed\, Sept 23\, 2026 = 7:00 – 10:00 PM\nSession 2 – Wed\, Sept 30\, 2026 = 7:00 – 10:00 PM\nSession 3 – Wed\, Oct 7\, 2026 = 7:00 – 10:00 PM\nSession 4 – Wed\, Oct 14\, 2026 = 7:00 – 10:00 PM\nSession 5 – Wed\, Oct 21\, 2026 = 7:00 – 10:00 PM \nYOUR OWN PROJECT\nStudents are encouraged to build a project of their own as part of the class. Two suggested project lists\n(microprocessor development and general development) are posted on GitHub — or bring your own idea. \nCLASS MATERIALS & PREREQS\nMaterials: github.com/Computer-Deconstruction-\nLab/Software_Development_using_AI\nBefore class\, review AI_prerequisites.pdf on the\nGitHub site to set up your Windows laptop. \nCLASS MATERIALS & PREREQS\nMaterials: github.com/Computer-Deconstruction-\nLab/Software_Development_using_AI\nBefore class\, review AI_prerequisites.pdf on the\nGitHub site to set up your Windows laptop. \nTUITION & RSVP\n$300 by check or cash\, collected at the first class. Tuition covers the cost of using InfoAge facilities.\nPlease indicate your intention to attend by posting under this class’s announcement on the CDL discussion site (grou\nps.io/g/cdl/topics) or CDL’s Meetup (meetup.com/compdecon). \nINSTRUCTORS\nNeil Cherry\, BS-CS | Joseph E. Wilkes\, PhD-EE\nBoth instructors have extensive experience developing software for work and hobby projects.
URL:https://www.infoage.org/event/software-development-using-ai-oct-14-2026/
LOCATION:Computer Destruction Labratory\, 2201 Marconi Road\, Wall Township\, NJ\, 07719
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20261014T190000
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SUMMARY:Software Development using AI - Oct. 14\, 2026
DESCRIPTION:5 Wednesday Nights | 7–10 PM | Tuition $300\nSept 23 · Sept 30 · Oct 7 · Oct 14 · Oct 21\, 2026 \nWHO IT’S FOR\nExperienced software developers who want to add AI\nto their toolkit. Typical experience with a high-level\nlanguage such as C\, C++\, or Python is expected. \nWHAT YOU’LL LEARN\nThe class focuses on Claude Code\, but the skills\ntaught are reusable with other AI systems. You’ll also\nlearn how to protect your work from AI hallucinations. \nLOCATION\nLearning Center\, Building 9059\nInfoAge Science and History Museum\n2201 Marconi Road\nWall\, NJ 07719 \nSCHEDULE\nSession 1 – Wed\, Sept 23\, 2026 = 7:00 – 10:00 PM\nSession 2 – Wed\, Sept 30\, 2026 = 7:00 – 10:00 PM\nSession 3 – Wed\, Oct 7\, 2026 = 7:00 – 10:00 PM\nSession 4 – Wed\, Oct 14\, 2026 = 7:00 – 10:00 PM\nSession 5 – Wed\, Oct 21\, 2026 = 7:00 – 10:00 PM \nYOUR OWN PROJECT\nStudents are encouraged to build a project of their own as part of the class. Two suggested project lists\n(microprocessor development and general development) are posted on GitHub — or bring your own idea. \nCLASS MATERIALS & PREREQS\nMaterials: github.com/Computer-Deconstruction-\nLab/Software_Development_using_AI\nBefore class\, review AI_prerequisites.pdf on the\nGitHub site to set up your Windows laptop. \nCLASS MATERIALS & PREREQS\nMaterials: github.com/Computer-Deconstruction-\nLab/Software_Development_using_AI\nBefore class\, review AI_prerequisites.pdf on the\nGitHub site to set up your Windows laptop. \nTUITION & RSVP\n$300 by check or cash\, collected at the first class. Tuition covers the cost of using InfoAge facilities.\nPlease indicate your intention to attend by posting under this class’s announcement on the CDL discussion site (grou\nps.io/g/cdl/topics) or CDL’s Meetup (meetup.com/compdecon). \nINSTRUCTORS\nNeil Cherry\, BS-CS | Joseph E. Wilkes\, PhD-EE\nBoth instructors have extensive experience developing software for work and hobby projects.
URL:https://www.infoage.org/event/software-development-using-ai-oct-14-2026-2/
LOCATION:Computer Destruction Labratory\, 2201 Marconi Road\, Wall Township\, NJ\, 07719
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SUMMARY:Vintage Computer Repair Workshop 2026-10-17
DESCRIPTION:Repair workshops are events that are open to the general public where members of all levels of technical abilities and experience get together to help each other repair vintage computer hardware. Repair workshops are a chance to work with other VCF members to help repair your vintage artifact. We are not there to do repairs for you\, only to allow you the facilities and partnership to help you figure out how to repair it. Repair workshops are held about 9 times per year at the InfoAge location in Wall\, NJ. \nCOST\n\n$15 per person\, per day. \nPAYMENTS\nThe $15/day Workshop fee can be made directly in cash to the person in charge of Workshop operations (varies)\, or electronically using the following payment services: \n\nPayPal:  @vintagecomputerfed\nVenmo: @VintageComputerFederation\nCash (in person)\nCredit card (in person on Square).\n\nOVERNIGHT\n\n\n\nMany Hotels and Motels are located near the InfoAge campus if you are visiting from out of town and want local lodging. During Summer and other high-priced calendar-based periods\, it’s not uncommon for several attendees to find shared lodging to save money. \nEQUIPMENT\n\nVCF will provide a table\, and you can use any available electrical outlet.\nBring your own tools\, power strips\, power cords\, and supplies\, etc.\nIf you need particular tools that you don’t own or particular parts\, please let others know that you need something. They may have what you need. Let them know ahead of time.\nLet everyone know what project you are working on ahead of time to inspire collaboration. You can make a note of your projects on the sign-up sheet (listed above) for the month you plan on attending. Other attendees do read those notes.\n\nDRINKS\nYou should bring your own. \nFOOD\n\nSaturday afternoon\n\nEveryone is on their own.\n\n\nSaturday Night Dinner at 7PM?\n\nWe often go out to dinner together. Optional. Usually\, the attendees agree and group to head out to a local restaurant.\n\n\nSunday Morning\n\nDepending on the size of the attendance\, we may decide the night before to meet at a diner around 9AM. This is NOT guaranteed\, and is usually planned and agreed upon by the attendees as they see fit.\n\n\nSunday Afternoon\n\nEveryone is on their own.\n\n\n\n  \nCODE OF CONDUCT \n \n\n\nADDRESS\nInfoAge Science and History Museums\n2201 Marconi Road\nWall\, NJ 07719\n\n\nPARKING\nParking is noted on the map below. \nNOTE: Parking during active museum hours\, between Noon and 5PM\, will be in the main InfoAge parking lot. Access to parking inside the gate may be refused by staff manning the gate during those hours. The gate staff has the final word on allowing your vehicle to enter the campus. \n\nDrive into campus from Marconi Rd.\, indicated by the PURPLE line\, then travel along the YELLOW line to the main gate.\nPass through the main gate if open. If not open\, someone may be tending the gate and can open it for you.\n\nLet the gate attendant (if present) know you are there for this month’s Workshop.\n\n\nDrive along the YELLOW route\, making a left or right at the “T”. You can park anywhere along the road indicated by the blue line. Do not park on the grass. Although you may park along the grass.\nEnter the building indicated by the Red outline. The door may be shut and appear locked\, but just pull on the door during Workshop hours\, and both doors should open.\nThe Workshop room will be down the hall and on your right. The room has a set of double doors\, which may be closed for climate control. Just come on in.\n\n \nPHONE: (7 3 2 ) 7 2 2 – 5 0 1 5\nEMAIL: repairworkshops@vcfed.org \nHave fun everyone!
URL:https://www.infoage.org/event/vintage-computer-repair-workshop-2026-10-17/
LOCATION:9010-D\, 2201 Marconi Road\, Wall\, NJ\, 07719\, United States
CATEGORIES:VCF
ORGANIZER;CN="Vintage Computer Federation":MAILTO:info@vcfed.org
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20261018T090000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20261018T160000
DTSTAMP:20260917T013330Z
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SUMMARY:Vintage Computer Repair Workshop 2026-10-18
DESCRIPTION:Repair workshops are events that are open to the general public where members of all levels of technical abilities and experience get together to help each other repair vintage computer hardware. Repair workshops are a chance to work with other VCF members to help repair your vintage artifact. We are not there to do repairs for you\, only to allow you the facilities and partnership to help you figure out how to repair it. Repair workshops are held about 9 times per year at the InfoAge location in Wall\, NJ. \nCOST\n\n$15 per person\, per day. \nPAYMENTS\nThe $15/day Workshop fee can be made directly in cash to the person in charge of Workshop operations (varies)\, or electronically using the following payment services: \n\nPayPal:  @vintagecomputerfed\nVenmo: @VintageComputerFederation\nCash (in person)\nCredit card (in person on Square).\n\nOVERNIGHT\n\n\n\nMany Hotels and Motels are located near the InfoAge campus if you are visiting from out of town and want local lodging. During Summer and other high-priced calendar-based periods\, it’s not uncommon for several attendees to find shared lodging to save money. \nEQUIPMENT\n\nVCF will provide a table\, and you can use any available electrical outlet.\nBring your own tools\, power strips\, power cords\, and supplies\, etc.\nIf you need particular tools that you don’t own or particular parts\, please let others know that you need something. They may have what you need. Let them know ahead of time.\nLet everyone know what project you are working on ahead of time to inspire collaboration. You can make a note of your projects on the sign-up sheet (listed above) for the month you plan on attending. Other attendees do read those notes.\n\nDRINKS\nYou should bring your own. \nFOOD\n\nSaturday afternoon\n\nEveryone is on their own.\n\n\nSaturday Night Dinner at 7PM?\n\nWe often go out to dinner together. Optional. Usually\, the attendees agree and group to head out to a local restaurant.\n\n\nSunday Morning\n\nDepending on the size of the attendance\, we may decide the night before to meet at a diner around 9AM. This is NOT guaranteed\, and is usually planned and agreed upon by the attendees as they see fit.\n\n\nSunday Afternoon\n\nEveryone is on their own.\n\n\n\n  \nCODE OF CONDUCT \n \n\n\nADDRESS\nInfoAge Science and History Museums\n2201 Marconi Road\nWall\, NJ 07719\n\n\nPARKING\nParking is noted on the map below. \nNOTE: Parking during active museum hours\, between Noon and 5PM\, will be in the main InfoAge parking lot. Access to parking inside the gate may be refused by staff manning the gate during those hours. The gate staff has the final word on allowing your vehicle to enter the campus. \n\nDrive into campus from Marconi Rd.\, indicated by the PURPLE line\, then travel along the YELLOW line to the main gate.\nPass through the main gate if open. If not open\, someone may be tending the gate and can open it for you.\n\nLet the gate attendant (if present) know you are there for this month’s Workshop.\n\n\nDrive along the YELLOW route\, making a left or right at the “T”. You can park anywhere along the road indicated by the blue line. Do not park on the grass. Although you may park along the grass.\nEnter the building indicated by the Red outline. The door may be shut and appear locked\, but just pull on the door during Workshop hours\, and both doors should open.\nThe Workshop room will be down the hall and on your right. The room has a set of double doors\, which may be closed for climate control. Just come on in.\n\n \nPHONE: (7 3 2 ) 7 2 2 – 5 0 1 5\nEMAIL: repairworkshops@vcfed.org \nHave fun everyone!
URL:https://www.infoage.org/event/vintage-computer-repair-workshop-2026-10-18/
LOCATION:9010-D\, 2201 Marconi Road\, Wall\, NJ\, 07719\, United States
CATEGORIES:VCF
ORGANIZER;CN="Vintage Computer Federation":MAILTO:info@vcfed.org
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20261021T190000
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SUMMARY:Software Development using AI - Oct. 21\, 2026
DESCRIPTION:5 Wednesday Nights | 7–10 PM | Tuition $300\nSept 23 · Sept 30 · Oct 7 · Oct 14 · Oct 21\, 2026 \nWHO IT’S FOR\nExperienced software developers who want to add AI\nto their toolkit. Typical experience with a high-level\nlanguage such as C\, C++\, or Python is expected. \nWHAT YOU’LL LEARN\nThe class focuses on Claude Code\, but the skills\ntaught are reusable with other AI systems. You’ll also\nlearn how to protect your work from AI hallucinations. \nLOCATION\nLearning Center\, Building 9059\nInfoAge Science and History Museum\n2201 Marconi Road\nWall\, NJ 07719 \nSCHEDULE\nSession 1 – Wed\, Sept 23\, 2026 = 7:00 – 10:00 PM\nSession 2 – Wed\, Sept 30\, 2026 = 7:00 – 10:00 PM\nSession 3 – Wed\, Oct 7\, 2026 = 7:00 – 10:00 PM\nSession 4 – Wed\, Oct 14\, 2026 = 7:00 – 10:00 PM\nSession 5 – Wed\, Oct 21\, 2026 = 7:00 – 10:00 PM \nYOUR OWN PROJECT\nStudents are encouraged to build a project of their own as part of the class. Two suggested project lists\n(microprocessor development and general development) are posted on GitHub — or bring your own idea. \nCLASS MATERIALS & PREREQS\nMaterials: github.com/Computer-Deconstruction-\nLab/Software_Development_using_AI\nBefore class\, review AI_prerequisites.pdf on the\nGitHub site to set up your Windows laptop. \nCLASS MATERIALS & PREREQS\nMaterials: github.com/Computer-Deconstruction-\nLab/Software_Development_using_AI\nBefore class\, review AI_prerequisites.pdf on the\nGitHub site to set up your Windows laptop. \nTUITION & RSVP\n$300 by check or cash\, collected at the first class. Tuition covers the cost of using InfoAge facilities.\nPlease indicate your intention to attend by posting under this class’s announcement on the CDL discussion site (grou\nps.io/g/cdl/topics) or CDL’s Meetup (meetup.com/compdecon). \nINSTRUCTORS\nNeil Cherry\, BS-CS | Joseph E. Wilkes\, PhD-EE\nBoth instructors have extensive experience developing software for work and hobby projects.
URL:https://www.infoage.org/event/software-development-using-ai-oct-21-2026/
LOCATION:Computer Destruction Labratory\, 2201 Marconi Road\, Wall Township\, NJ\, 07719
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20261025T140000
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SUMMARY:The Long Strange Trip of the Nancy Grace Roman Telescope - ISEC Lecture 10/25/2026 at 2PM
DESCRIPTION:The Long Strange Trip of the Nancy Grace Roman Telescope – ISEC Lecture 10/25/2026 at 2PM \nMost great observatories have similar stories of origin. Years of science requirements\, design studies\, and budget projections are necessary. In contrast\, the Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope’s story begins 30 years ago with an ultra-secret spy agency\, a government contract cancelled for poor performance\, and the need to clear out storage space. From these events\, NASA’s newest observatory was created. Complementing Hubble and the new Webb telescopes\, the Roman telescope will explore the nature of Dark Matter in the Universe and will directly image planets light-years away. \nAbout Frank O’Brien:\nFrank O’Brien is a volunteer historian for NASA as part of their history\, education and public outreach efforts. As an author\, his book on the Apollo Guidance Computer has been well received by both the spaceflight and computing communities. In 2012\, Frank became a Solar System Ambassador for NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory and lectures on a wide range of space topics. Frank has volunteered at the InfoAge Science and History Museums since 2003. \nAdmission \nAdults $15.00 Children 5-12 $10.00\nSenior 65 and over $12.00\nActive Military $8.00\nIncludes Access to All Museums\nMuseum Hours 12 Noon -5PM
URL:https://www.infoage.org/event/the-long-strange-trip-of-the-nancy-grace-roman-telescope-isec-lecture-10-25-2026-at-2pm/
LOCATION:ISEC\, 2300 Marconi Road\, Wall Township\, 07719\, United States
ORGANIZER;CN="InfoAge Science and History Museums":MAILTO:info@infoage.org
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