Build It In Baltimore: Turning Your Concept or Idea Into An App
Event Information
Description
The National Society of Black Engineers – Baltimore Metropolitan Area Chapter (NSBE-BMAC) will host Mr. Delali Dzirasa (https://www.linkedin.com/in/delalidzirasa/), Founder & President of Fearless, for a discussion on translating your idea into a Minimum Viable Product (MVP).
Fearless (https://fearless.tech) is a full stack software development firm based right here in Baltimore, MD. Fearless specializes in creating sleek, modern, and user-friendly software designed to push the boundaries of possibility. Fearless is serious about creating software that makes the world a better place, and it's their mission to build software with a soul – tools that empower communities and make a difference.
In this seminar, Delali will discuss the fundamentals of developing software that will turn your idea or concept into reality, and how you can work with a software development firm like Fearless to build your MVP.
Local street parking is free after 6PM. Click here for local parking information.
Networking will start at 6:30 PM, and the information session will start at 7 PM. We look forward to seeing you!
In addition, please consider these upcoming events.
- Thursday, October 11, 2018 - Build It In Baltimore: Developing a Consumer Electronic Device (https://www.eventbrite.com/e/build-it-in-baltimore-developing-a-consumer-electronic-device-tickets-48975331535)
- November 3-4, 2018 - Minority Innovation Weekend, a weekend summit designed to explore emerging technologies and aid minority innovators in launching tech focused startups will be held on Saturday, November 3, 2018 and Sunday, November 4, 2018, at the University of Baltimore. Register for MIW 2018 by visiting https://miw.eventbrite.com.
Organizer NSBE-BMAC
Organizer of Build It In Baltimore: Turning Your Concept or Idea Into An App
After the birth of the NSBE Alumni Extension in 1988, the National Society of Black Engineers Baltimore Metropolitan Alumni Chapter (NSBE-BMAC) was officially chartered in March of 1989 as one of the first ten Alumni Chapters in the country. NSBE-BMAC represents engineers, physicists, mathematicians, scientists, and other technical professionals in the Baltimore metropolitan area. Our mission is to assist African Americans in succeeding in engineering and other technical fields through professional and career development, education, mentorship, cultural awareness, and community outreach.
NSBE-BMAC provides an avenue for members to enhance their relationship with the engineering community by participating in a professional networking structure centered around science and engineering. NSBE-BMAC also allows its members to cultivate their personal development by participating in outreach programs to foster the needs of our youth and our community.
