The sessions successfully attracted 172 student counts. By joining the sessions, students got more thorough understanding about the features and curriculums, learning opportunities, career prospects of graduates, comparison of majors, etc. of the three majors being presented by our Year 1 and Major Programme Leaders – Dr Sammy Chan (Year 1), Dr Yanni Sun (CDE), Dr Andy Chan (ELEL), and Prof H C So (INFE).
The judging team for final presentation was composed of three faculty members and three guests from the industry.
Since CityU EE Joint Lab’s establishment in 2019, the CityU EE Joint Lab Programme has connected with a total of 28 CityU EE Joint Lab Partners. A series of cooperative and technical projects have been/will be launched with these partners. In order to support our partners for their talent acquisition, CityU EE organized the first metaverse career fair on 2nd June, 2022, 2:30-4:30pm.
Electrical Engineering Student Chapter (EESC) is excited to inform you that the 2022 EE T-shirt Design Competition is around the corner! Let’s embrace EE with your creative ideas!
Before indicating choices of majors, it is a unique opportunity for year one students to learn more about the features, curriculums, learning opportunities, career paths of graduates, etc. of different majors. Apart from major talks, you can ask questions directly to the 3 major leaders. The event is highly recommended to all EE year one students.
The details are as below:
Date: 25 February 2022 (Friday)
Time: 4:00pm to 6:00pm
Venue: Zoom
Speaker: Dr. LI, Haoliang, Dr. WANG, Cheng, Dr. CHUN, Young Jin
The details are as below:
Date: 18 February 2022 (Friday)
Time: 4:00pm to 6:00pm
Venue: Zoom
Speaker: Dr. WONG, Alex M H, Dr. NEKOUEI, Ehsan and Dr. JIANG, Chaoqiang
Dr Yanni Sun, EE Outstanding Teaching Awardee in 2020/21, was invited to share her teaching experiences and tips for preparing a lecture. Two senior PhD students with good TA performance also joined on the day to share with peers the good practices for carrying out TA duties and hands-on experiences on using CANVAS for grading.
The valuable key takeaways covered by Dr. Chan and Dr. Wang included whether students should go for graduate school and their expectations, pros and cons of graduate schools in the US and HK, criteria for a successful application to US graduate schools and to HKPFS and the current global situation changes the prospects of graduate school applications. Around 20 students joined the seminar and found the information very valuable.
The workshop began with a short talk by Prof. Henry Chung on his research and local industry. This was then followed by practical work to improve student’s practical skills. Students were given two projects to build that were both practical and useful. Most students managed to build both the wind and solar power generator which they were allowed to take home. This was supplemented with some basic theories to reinforce some basic understanding that students have learnt in previous courses. At the end, students were given a chance to say which would win, wind or solar.