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Everything Else You May Want to Know ...
What is the dress code for these courses?
Definitely business casual; this is Texas, after all. (Cowboy hats, boots, and bolo ties are strictly optional.)Are meals included in the registration fee?
We'll feed you lunch each day and we'll treat you to a fine Texas feast on Monday night. There will also be beverages and snacks provided throughout the day, so you won't go away hungry.What time do classes start?
The classes will start at 9:00 AM each day and run through about 6:00 PM. You want to show up early, grab a pastry and coffee, and get settled in so we can start promptly at 9.What do I need to bring?
Just your smiling face and an eagerness to learn. Feel free to bring a laptop for taking notes if you wish. (We'll have wireless internet access available, but please limit your email checking and web surfing to the breaks.)Where can I stay in Austin?
We have a group rate at the Staybridge Suites Austin Arboretum", about three miles from the training location, at $139/night. Additional lodging options can be found on our website.Is there anything I should study before coming to these classes?
Cyc's representation language, CycL, is based on formal logic, . If you are rusty or unfamiliar with symbolic logic, you might find it helpful to review that before you come. A brief article can be found on Wikipedia . You might also want to browse sections of the online Cyc tutorials , but this material will be covered during Cyc101, so don't feel obligated to do any of this pre-course reading.Where should I fly into and how to I get to Cycorp?
You'll want to fly into Austin-Bergstrom International Airport (airport code AUS). It's about a 30-minute drive or cab ride to Cycorp's offices, so you'll either want to grab a cab at the airport or rent a car.What should I do while I'm in Austin?
Austin is a fun town and we'll provide a hand-out with some things to do, but if you want to plan ahead, there is lots of info to be found on the web (suprise, surprise) at sites such as austintexas.org, or planteware.com, or whatever your favorite travel wesbite happens to be.