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.

Admission Tutors, Dr Leanne Chan and Dr Alex Wong, and EE student ambassadors were there to share what is Electrical Engineering, the impact of Electrical Engineering in our daily lives, the learning exposures offered by the Department and the career prospect of the discipline.

Out of 130 applicants, 30 teachers were selected to join the 4-day teacher training in March at CityU.

Current EE students were there to cheer examinees up by sharing their thoughts the exam flow, describe their personal experiences and offer practical advices regarding preparation strategies for the DSE. Wishing all a big success in the coming DSE!

Please access the EE sharing and Q&A sessions here:
https://www.youtube.com/embed/UrIgUwmwyhA
https://www.youtube.com/embed/LAlLb4q1CYQ

The AIoT Coding and Engineering Skills Education Programme aims to develop students’ engineering skills to develop Artificial Intelligence of Things (AIoT) devices and inspire students about the role of System on Chips (SoC) and Integrated Circuit (IC) in the AI domain, the programme is now opened for

Four Programme Information Sessions were arranged for prospective non-JUPAS applicants who are interested in programmes offered by Department of Electrical Engineering (1205, 1573A, 1585A,

EE Department offered twelve sessions from 9:30am till 6pm on the day, covering admission talks, inspirational talks, student and graduate sharing, and laboratory tour.