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[DCHAS-L] Mary O'Connor Process Safety Center: Evaluating the Complexity of Procedures webinar

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Subject: [DCHAS-L] Mary O'Connor Process Safety Center: Evaluating the Complexity of Procedures webinar

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Demystify:

Evaluating the Complexity of Procedures

Friday, March 25, 2022 | 11:00 a.m. Central Time

Course Description

This webinar will dive into the results of an experiment that tests the perceived complexity of procedures against an objective complexity score. Attendees will learn how to evaluate the complexity of procedures based on language and grammar and gain deeper insight into the testing process of digital procedures for introductory, medium fidelity experiments in the chemical processing industry.

Webinar Target Audience:

This seminar will be highly beneficial to procedure writers, supervisors of procedure users and procedure users.

Registration Details:

Course Cost: $20
Registration Deadline: 11:59 p.m. (CDT), 3/24/2022
Presenters: Alec Smith (alec.smith**At_Symbol_Here**tamu.edu) and Mark Mackey (mackey99**At_Symbol_Here**tamu.edu)
Course Contact: Atif Ashraf, atif.ashraf**At_Symbol_Here**tamu.edu
PDH: 1 hour

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