All EE Events

It aims to outline scope of TA duties and expectation, departmental policy, and the needs of TA training during the PhD studies. PhD student with good TA performance was also invited to share with peers the good practices for carrying out TA duties.

We do hope that the information would facilitate parents to walk through the university journey with their children. Responses from parents were very encouraging, 90 some participants joined the parallel sessions hosted by Dr Andy Chan, Dr Leanne Chan and Prof Henry Chung on the day. Two graduates, Mr Kenni Mew (2012 CE graduate) and Miss Rica Ng (2020 INFE graduate), also joined us to share their learning experiences in EE and their career development to parents.

During the meeting, special teaching arrangement under COVID situation, student learning support, laboratory safety and upcoming grant opportunities were highlighted and discussed.

Session for Master Students (Non-local)
Date: 26 August 2021 (Thursday)
Time: 10:00am - 12:00pm
Venue: 2505, 2/F., Li Dak Sum Yip Yio Chin Academic Building
Programme: MSc in Electronic Information Engineering/MSc in Multimedia Information Technology

Session for Master Students (Local)
Date: 26 August 2021 (Thursday)
Time: 6:30pm - 8:30pm
Venue: B6605, 6/F., Yeung Kin Man Academic Building
Programme: MSc in Electronic Information Engineering/MSc in Multimedia Information Technology

Contingency Arrangements for Adverse Weather
In the event of Typhoon Signal Pre-No. 8 or above or a Black Rainstorm Warning being hoisted, the Orientation Programme will be postponed to be held on 27 August 2021 (Friday), with schedule and all other arrangements remain the same as detailed above.

For more details on the CityU Student Orientation 2021, please go to the website at https://www.cityu.edu.hk/orientation/event

EE Student Orientation was held on 24, 26 August 2021 and 6 September 2021 to extend our big warm welcome to the new student members, introduce to them the available resources and learning support in this new family, their professional development and career outlook after graduation, and surely their most concerned programme information and details. At the end of the Undergraduate session, new students mingled with their mentors and learned more about the university and tips of learning from peer perspectives. Some 340 students and faculty enjoyed the interactive “get-together” before the start of school. Big welcome again and may we wish you all an exciting and fulfilling journey with EE!

Participating faculty:

Welcoming & Introduction to EE: Prof Stella Pang, Dr Albert Sung, Prof Nelson Chan
Learning Support and Career Outlook of EE Graduates: Prof Henry Chung, Dr Rosa Chan, Mr Van Ting
CDE: Dr Yanni Sun, Dr K L Chan, Dr L M Po
ECE: Dr Andy Chan, Dr W S Chan, Dr Tan Chaoliang
INFE: Prof H C So, Prof Andrew Leung, Dr Eric Wong
First-year: Dr Sammy Chan
PhD and MSc: Dr Bernard Chiu, Dr Steve Wong, Prof Arindam Basu, Dr Cheng Wang, Dr Young Jin Chun, Dr Yixuan Yuan
 

This was done by reinforcing basic theory and allowing students to construct a wind power electricity generator, an audio power amplifier and a solar power electricity generator. Each student was able to take home one of their constructed projects as a useful souvenir. Students were encouraged to be creative by giving them an opportunity to think and present a grand idea based on the projects that they had built. This workshop also gave students an environment to get to know more of their classmates, something that had been missing with online classes.

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Registration: https://cityu-ceng-spe2021.o-server1.com/registration/

The Student Project Exhibition is an important event of the College of Engineering, held on 29 and 30 June 2021. A wide range of student and staff research projects with daily applications, has been showed in an interesting and lively manner throughout the two-day event. In addition, there have also been 8 live STEM workshops on both days for secondary students to experience science, technology and engineering activities delivered by our teachers.

Link to the Poster

Apart from the introduction of the Department and the PhD programme, eleven 15-min research seminars presented by EE professors were arranged. The discussion and exchange over the Zoom platform was lively and inspiring. We look forward to meeting them face-to-face at CityU when they join our PhD programme next year.

The following faculty participating in the workshop:

Prof Arindam Basu, Dr Nelson Chan, Dr W S Chan, Dr Ray Cheung, Dr Bernard Chiu, Dr Chaoqiang Jiang, Dr Haoliang Li, Dr Ehsan Nekouei, Dr Yanni Sun, Dr Cheng Wang, Dr Alex Wong,  Dr Eric Wong, Dr Yixuan Yuan

Video Clips

During the event, all participants showed their enthusiasm in studying EE and how they were impressed by the prevailing technologies and their applications.

A Special Recruitment Session in mixed mode was held on 19 July 2021 for a more in-depth exchange and sharing. Our Head of EE Department Prof Stella Pang kick-started the session, followed by 2 alumni sharing sessions, a lab tour and sharing sessions with the student ambassadors.

The following faculty participated in the sessions:
Dr Andy Chan, Dr KL Chan, Dr Leanne Chan, Dr Rosa Chan, Dr Sammy Chan, Dr Wing Chan, Dr Bernard Chiu, Dr LM Po, Dr Yanni Sun, Dr Albert Sung, Dr Wallace Tang, Dr Peter Tsang, Dr Alex Wong and Dr Yixuan Yuan

Over 220 Undergraduate and Postgraduate students registered for this event, 80 out of them were invited to join the Live session to interact with the Microsoft certified trainer. For those who have completed this training would receive examination vouchers from Microsoft for the AI-900 examination. All participants said they have acquired foundational knowledge of machine learning (ML) and artificial intelligence (AI) concepts and related Microsoft Azure services, and for those who pass this exam demonstrated their knowledge of common ML and AI workloads and how to implement them on Azure. CityU-EE Joint Lab will continue to develop value-added learning activities for our students.