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BBS Flyers 02/2016

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The document outlines the schedule for February's brown bag sessions, including topics and presenters. Key sessions include discussions on fraud, machine learning, test automation, and effective code reviews. Contact information for inquiries is also provided.

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seminar scheduleemail: umut.isik@eu.sony.com phone: +90533 381 08 44
03.02Fraud
Özkan Öz
05.02Cengizhan Köse
10.02Mustafa Doğankaya
12.02DOS & DDOS
IRM Team
Machine Learning
Test Automation With Behat
17.02UX
Barış Müstecaplıoğlu
24.02Effective Code Reviews
Mustafa Önal
26.02Artful Thinking
Reydan Cankur – Seda Onaç

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