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8/14/2019 BITH STEM Final Presentation

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Agenda

Welcome Robert L. Wallace

Program Overview Harry Holt

BITHGROUP Overview Jerell Jones

Career Development James Pollard

Professional Development Devon Carter

Cultural Enrichment Damon Daniels

Boe Bot Demonstration Interns


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WelcomeWelcome


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I know no safe depository of theI know no safe depository of the

ultimate powers of society but the peopleultimate powers of society but the people

themselves,themselves, and if w e thi nk them notnd i f w e thi nk them notenl ightened enough to ex er ci senl ightened enough to ex er ci se

contr ol w i th a w hol esomeontr ol w i th a w hol esome discretion,discretion,the remedy is not to take it from them,the remedy is not to take it from them,

but to inform their discretion bybut to inform their discretion by

education.education.

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Program OverviewProgram Overview


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SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY ENGINEERING MATH ENRICHMENT PROGRAM DIAGRAM

BITHGROUP Technologies, Inc. Confidential


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Jerell A. Jones

BITHGROUP Overview


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BITHGROUP Overview

About BITHGROUP

Company who embraces and mastersnew information technologies, humanlearning enhancements, and trainingtools to provide added value to theircustomers.


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BITHGROUP Overview

History

BITHGROUP Technologies was established in1992 by Robert L. Wallace, current Presidentand CEO.

With over three decades of experience insystems development, engineering, developingenterprise architectures, and businessdevelopment for some of the countrys topcorporations, Dr. Wallace understands the needto aggressively integrate knowledgeable workersinto the corporate workforce.
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BITHGROUP OverviewMission and Objectives

To provide the most advance IT services and solutions to clients at

multiple stages of each IT cycle.

To provide executive management support, as well as mid-managementsupport to our clients IT needs with new technology(s).

To provide full-cycle integration, implementation, and training for the

IT needs and expectations of each client.

To support business, economic, and workforce development for the benefit

of the client and his or her customers.


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BITHGROUP Overview

Leadership Team

Robert L. WallacePresident

Chief Executive Officer

Eliot PowellExecutive Vice

President

Chief Financial Officer

Carolyn W. GreenExecutiveVice President

Chief Administrative Officer

Jerome L. SandersExecutive

Vice President

Chief Operating Officer

Wayne W. ArmourExecutive

Vice President

Chief Technology Officer
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BITHGROUP Overview

Products and Services

Wireless Services

Information Technology Consulting

Management Consulting

Energy Management


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BITHGROUP Overview

Wireless Services

Wireless Center of Excellence (WCoE)

Wireless Security Countermeasure Deployment
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BITHGROUP Overview

Information Technology Consulting

Network Engineering

Network Security

Systems Design & Support Software Development

Help/Service Desk Support

IP Telephony

Biometrics

SMS Application Services


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BITHGROUP Overview

Management Consulting

Configuration Management

Reliability and Maintainability

Risk Management, Analysis, and Reporting

Project Management and Control


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BITHGROUP Overview

Energy Management Energy Efficiency

Energy Storage

Energy Infrastructure

Energy Generation

Water & Wastewater

Materials

Manufacturing & Industrial

Air & Environment

Recycling & Waste


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BITHGROUP Overview

Business Partners

BITHGROUP O i
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IBM is a computing tabulating recording company

Founded on June 16,1880 in New York with 1300employees

First dial recorder was invented by Dr. Dey in 1888, TheCTS

In 1898 Herman Hollerith formed the Tabulating MachineCompany that created the first laptops.

BITHGROUP and IBM are partnered on InformationTechnology Consulting and Wireless Services

BITHGROUP Overview

Business Partners

BITHGROUP O i
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Verizon Wireless built and operates the nation's mostreliable wireless network. It is the only major carrier with a30-day network test-drive pledge that pays for calls if acustomer isnt satisfied and switches to another carrier.

Headquartered in Basking Ridge, N.J., Verizon Wirelesshas the largest number of retail customers in the industryand is the most profitable wireless company in the U.S.

The company is a joint venture of VerizonCommunications (NYSE:VZ) and Vodafone (NYSE andLSE: VOD).

BITHGROUP and Verizon are partnered on WirelessServices

BITHGROUP Overview

Business Partners

BITHGROUP O i
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For nearly 200 years, BGE has been meeting theenergy needs of Central Maryland. BGE serves morethan 1.2 million business and residential electriccustomers and more than 630,000 gas customers inan economically diverse, 2,300-square-mile area

encompassing Baltimore City and all or part of 10Central Maryland counties.

BITHGROUP and BGE are partnered on EnergyManagement Projects.

BITHGROUP Overview

Business Partners

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BITHAuto has been in business for over 6 yearswithout advertisement and has been very successful

based on referrals.

The buying service purchases the vehicles at thesame place the dealers get them. This includesdealer sales and from other dealers. Your car couldend up at a dealers lot for a lot more or in your driveway from us for less.

It only takes about 1 to 4 weeks to receive yourluxury or exotic vehicle.

BITHGROUP Overview

Business Partners

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Wireless Center of Excellence (WCoE)

To enable us to evaluate new and existing WiFi

Technologies to architect the best solution forour business partners. WCoE research areas

include:

WiFi Standards Research

WiFi Security Product Research

WiFi Academic/Research Partnerships

BITHGROUP Overview

TechnologyWiFi

BITHGROUP O i
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Wireless Security Countermeasure Deployment

BITHGROUP mitigates risk through the use of:

Wireless Security Standards

Vendor Wireless Security Products

Open Source Wireless Security Products

Custom Wireless Security Implementations

BITHGROUP Overview

TechnologyWiFi

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Biometric

Are used to identify the input sample being compared to a templatein cases to identify specific people by certain characteristics

Can be divided into two main classes which are physiological and

behavioral classes

Physiological are related to the shape of the body

Behavioral are related to the behaviors of a person

Physiological fingerprint, face recognition, hand geometry, Irisrecognition

Behavioral - signature, keystroke dynamics, voice and pitch

BITHGROUP Overview

Technology


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James Pollard

Career Development

Work Readiness


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Career Development

Resumes

Dress in Workplace

Presentation Skills

James Pollard

City College, Baltimore, MD

Junior, College Prep.

Career Interest:

Engineering
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Career Development Resumes

A resume is a selling tool that outlines your skills andexperiences so an employer can see, at a glance, how you cancontribute to the employers workplace.

A resume should include: name, address, telephone number,objective, education, skills, dates of employment, job titles,company name, responsibilities, professional license,publications, patents and professional affiliations.

A cover letter serves the purpose of introducing yourself andasking for an interview.

James Pollard

City College, Baltimore, MD

Junior, College Prep.

Career Interest:

Engineering


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Career Development

Dress in Workplace

Mens interview attire: Solid color, conservative suit, conservative tie,white long sleeve shirt, dark socks, professionalshoes, very limited jewelry, neat, professional

hairstyle, light on aftershave, neatly trimmednails, portfolio or briefcase

Womens interview attire: Solid color, conservative suit, coordinatedblouse, moderate shoes, limited jewelry, neat,professional hairstyle, tan or light hosiery (flesh

color) light perfume, light make-up,manicured nails, portfolio or briefcase


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Career Development

Dress in Workplace

First impressions count.

Consider the 12 x 12 x 12 Theory.

People judge you first from 12 feet away;

then they judge you from 12 inches away; and

then they judge you based on the first 12 words

out of your mouth.


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Career Development

Presentation Skills

What is the purpose of your presentation?

Know your audience.

What are they expecting to learn from your

presentation?

Organize your presentation.


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Career Development

Presentation Skills How to Deliver your Presentation

Introduction

Preview sentence (Give your audience a background ofwhat you are going to tell them)

Clarify main ideas and other ideas

Benefits

Review Sentence

Conclusion
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Work Readiness

Teamwork

Time Management

Ethics in the Workplace
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Work Readiness

Teamwork

Team is a group of people working towards acommon goal or objective.

T ogether

E veryone

A chieves

M ore

Learn why it is important to be able to work in a teamin the workplace.
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Work Readiness

Time Management

Learn how to establish a daily schedule.

Learn how to establish a weekly schedule.

Learn how to establish a monthly schedule.

Learn how to establish a long-term schedule.
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Work Readiness

Ethics in the Workplace

Adheres to an appropriate (for the setting) andeffective set of core values and beliefs during bothgood and bad times;

Acts in line with those values;

Rewards the right values and disapproves of others;
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Devon Carter

Professional Development

Education


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Professional Development Career Research

College Research

Financial Planning

Communications

Conflict Management

Political Awareness
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Professional DevelopmentCareer Research

Each student conducted career research to identify a

career they are interested in pursuing

Devon Car Dealership

James Entrepreneur

Damon Electrical Engineer

Jerell Chemical Engineer
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College Research

Each student learned how to conduct college research to learnmore about specific schools to determine if the school wasright for them.

Devon Hampton, Virginia State, Old Dominion

James Morehouse, Clark Atlanta, Georgia Tech

Damon Georgia Tech, University of Virginia, Clemson

Jerell- Rowan University, ITT Technical Institute, TesstTechnical School
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Professional DevelopmentFinancial Planning

We learned about money management. For example

we learned what to spend and what not to spend

money on. - Taught by Dr. Robert Wallace

Tithing to build the church ministry

Saving to invest in your future
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Communication

It is important to be able to communicate effectively

in the workplace. Both written and orally.

Communication is the interaction between two or

more people for the purpose of creating a mutual

understanding.
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Conflict Management

Learned that conflict is a part of everyday life.

Learned how to manage conflict in life and in theworkplace.

Conflict resolution is the process of attempting to

resolve a dispute or a conflict.

Watched the Great Debaters to identify conflicts, the

parties involved and how they resolved them.
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Political Awareness

The group and I also had the pleasure to meet and

talk to Mr. Alonza Williams. Mr. Alonza taught and helpedus think of alternate jobs to fall back on if we failed

to prosper in our original goal. He also gave us

lecture on politics.

Student Political Awareness and Responsibility Coalition



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Education

Morgan State University Engineering

Boe Bot Engineering Experience


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Morgan State University Engineering

-Attended a program at Morgan StateUniversity that taught us what we need

to know when building a robot then we

eventually built a robot.

- Program held by Ms. Miesha Drew

Education Boe Bot Engineering Experience


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Education Boe Bot Engineering Experience

Building and programming a robot is a combination of

mechanics, electronics, and problem solving.

While doing this project we learned that this project isrelevant to real world applications that use robotic

control. The only difference being size and sophistication.

The mechanical principles, example program listings, and

circuits we used were very similar to and sometimes the

same as industrial applications developed by engineers.


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Damon Daniels

Cultural Enrichment


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Cultural Enrichment Famous African Americans

Frederick Douglas

Issac Meyers

Tuskegee Airmen

Martin Luther King

Reginald F. Lewis

Earl Graves


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Cultural Enrichment

Famous African Americans

Frederick Douglas

Born February 14, 1818

Died February 20, 1895 Born a slave in Talbot County, MD Mother died when he was seven Hugh Aulds wife taught him how to read

He escaped from slavery on September 3, 1838 byboarding a train to Harve de Grace, MD dressed in asailors uniform

He was an Abolitionist speaking at anti-slavery meetings


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Tuskegee Airmen

The Tuskegee Airmen were dedicated,

determined young men who enlisted to becomeAmerica's first black military airmen at a timewhen there were many people who thought thatblack men lacked intelligence, skill, courage andpatriotism. They came from every part of the

country, with large numbers coming from NewYork City, Washington, Los Angeles, Chicago,Philadelphia and Detroit. Each one possessed astrong personal desire to serve the United Statesof America at the best of his ability.


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Martin Luther King, Jr. Born in Atlanta, Georgia January 15, 1929

Died in Memphis, Tennessee April 4, 1968

Won the Nobel Peace Prize at age 29 Led a major bus Boycott in 1955

Led Southern Christian Leadership Conference anon-violent church protest

Received his Bachelors of Arts from MorehouseCollege

Led the 1963 March on Washington, DC

Delivered the I have a Dream Speech


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Reginald F. Lewis

Born in Baltimore, Maryland

Attended Dunbar High School

Graduate from Virginia State University

Later graduated from Harvard Law School

Started his own law firm in New York City

Purchased McCall company and turned a majorprofit from rebuilding and selling the company

Bought Beatrice Foods

Became the richest black man in America


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Cultural Enrichment

Famous African Americans

Earl G. Graves Born in New York

Participated in Boy Scouts

Graduated from Morgan State University

Joined Army and became a Green Beret

Served as assistant to Senator Robert F. Kennedy

Received Boy Scouts Beaver Award

Founder of Black Enterprise Magazine

Owned Pepsi Bottling Franchise in Washington DC

Serves on several corporate boards and is aphilanthropist


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Cultural Enrichment

Book Review Ssese Principles

Reginald F. Lewis Museum Visit

Douglas-Meyers Maritime Museum Visit

Community Service


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Cultural Enrichment

Book Review

Ssese Principles

Inspired from a visit to the Ssese islands inAfrica

Principles on how to be a successful

businessman

Uses biblical scriptures to demonstrate

guidelines for creating wealth through faith


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Cultural Enrichment

Reginald F. Lewis Museum Visit

Learned about different African American

achievements and their contributions to the

United States and Maryland.

Participated in an information scavenger hunt.

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Cultural Enrichment

Douglas-Meyers Maritime Museum Visit

Learned about the life and times of Frederick

Douglass and Issac Meyers and the role that African

Americans played in the Maritime Industry in

Maryland

Participated in a museum tour and visited a

operating ship building workshop and a real live

workable shipyard railway


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Special Thanks to


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Special Thanks toRobert L. Wallace Kim Campbell

Carolyn Green Warren Woo

Harry Holt Melanie Moore

Jordan Wallace Markus Dale

Tim Williams Corey Culbreath

Robert D. Wallace Jerome Sanders

Alonza Williams


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Questions???


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And Now Our Feature

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Boe Bot Demonstration


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Boe Bot Demonstration

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