The event commenced with an inspirational talk and programme information session by Prof. Ray Cheung and Prof. Leanne Chan. They provided an overview of our programme, highlighting the successes of our EE graduates and the growth of the EE sector in the recent job market. Subsequently, the students were divided into groups. They were given a tour of our State Key Laboratory of Terahertz and Millimeter Waves, a demonstration of robots by our RoboCon team, and a showcase of three projects by our current students and graduates. Parallel sessions of group interviews were also arranged.

A programme talk was also delivered by Dr Ray Cheung (Associate Professor) to advise programme highlights and the promising career prospects of EE graduates.

In the Information Session, the Admission Tutor Dr Leanne Chan introduced to the students and teachers about the department and its programmes, admission information and the discipline prospects. In addition, sharing was done enthusiastically by our current EE students and alumni on their University life and different learning experiences.

Please refer to the video clip here.

During the event, all participants showed their enthusiasm in studying EE and how they

The sessions aroused the interests of secondary students in EE, and showed how our EE undergraduate programmes prepare students for the future.

We are pleased to announce that the new EDB Gifted Education Fund Project has been announced. It is time to encourage our Hong Kong Elite students to apply for these 40 positions from CityU-EE Department. For more details here. Thank you very much.

2021-07 為資優學生提供的AIoT編程、工程及創業培訓計劃

名額及在2021/22學年就讀年級: 40名學生（中四至中五）
申請截止日期: 27 May 2022

In the Information Session, the Admission Tutors Dr Leanne Chan and Dr Alex Wong introduced to the students and teachers about the department and its programmes, admission information and the discipline prospects. In addition, sharing was done enthusiastically by our current EE students on their University life and different learning experiences.

Please refer to the video clip here.

We began with a one-hour workshop where participating students were introduced to basic concepts in designing AI and IoT applications in our daily lives. The students learnt about how object recognition software works, and wrote simple software that recognizes object from images. After the workshop, the students were treated to a Laboratory Tour featuring the teaching facilities and projects within CityU-EE. We concluded with an informal conversation/Q&A among high-school students, EE undergraduate students and EE professors.

The Fun Day inspired the students by introducing the movie “The Boy Who Harnessed The Wind”, the young Malawian genius who built a windmill entirely via DIY methods and saved his family and village from drought and famine. It also provided high-school students hands on experience, with teaching of simple wind power generator and building up their own wind power generator in a competition. Two current EE students, Mr. Kenny Chan (Year 1) and Mr. Charles Chan (Year 3 ECE), shared their learning experiences in EE.