On Sun, May 13, 2012 11:35 pm, Neil wrote:

> So the question is, given that I am not a full-time PIC developer, but
> want to be more of a PIC developer than occasional, would I really
> benefit from going to Masters this year?   Or should I stick to
> datasheets and forums?

Take a look at the class list- but that is only part of the experience-
Masters is a headlong dive into all things Microchip. You get to talk to
many other people who use Microchip parts, *and* the actual designers of
the parts. You get some insight into the business and why things get done
the way they have been done.

With just datasheets and forums, you don't get as immersive an experience.
 Being at Masters will help you focus, if only for a few days, on the
subject of Microchip parts and how they can help you accomplish your end
goal.

Regards,

Matt


Matt Bennett
Just outside of Austin, TX
30.51,-97.91

The views I express are my own, not that of my employer, a large
multinational corporation that you are familiar with.
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