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The article provides information on the upcoming symposiums related to the computer engineering in 1966. A one-day symposium will be sponsored by ACM, SIAM and Florida State University on March 14 on "The Recommended Impact of Computer Applications on the Undergraduate Mathematics Curriculum." The four New York Metropolitan Area chapters will hold a one-day symposium in New York City on March 18. A session of invited papers will be devoted to "The Application of Computers to the Problems of a Metropolitan Society." In addition, a session of contributed papers on any topics in the computer field is now in the process of being organized . Automatic Data Processing exhibits and workshops headline the Federal Government Accountants Association 15th National Symposium, in Minneapolis, June 15-17. Topics include "Case Studies in ADP," "Programming: The Modern Budget Officer's Tool," and "The Future of Computers in the Federal Government." The Instrument Society of America (ISA) has invited papers for presentation at the 21st Annual ISA Conference and Exhibit, to be conducted October 24-27 in New York City. Theme of the meeting is "Instrumentation for an Urban Society."

The article presents information on events related to computers and technology. The Association for Computing Machinery (ACM) Joint User Group (JUG) and Council to Advance Programming would hold a workshop on November 7, 1966 in the Garden Lounge of the Del Webb Town House, San Francisco. Major topics would be the purpose and effectiveness of user groups, inter-relationships between user groups, and their relationship to JUG. Scientists, engineers and law enforcement officials throughout the nation were being extended an open invitation to submit papers for presentation at a symposium to study application of science and technology to law enforcement scheduled for March 7-9, 1967. "Systems Approach to Biology" was the theme of the Third Systems Symposium sponsored by the National Science Foundation and Case Institute of Technology. It would be held at Case on October 20-21, 1966. The University of Pittsburgh would hold its second national conference on "Electronic Information Handling" on April 12-14, 1967.