All EE Events

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 application for Form 4 and Form 5 gifted students in Hong Kong until April 15, 2021. Seats are limited for this programme.

The KTO session discussed collaborations with industry and entrepreneurial related activities, while the RO one highlighted the updates of research grants and service support of RO. The informative sharing facilitated faculty to better prepare and plan for their research and knowledge transfer activities.

Winners may be further selected to join the ACM-HK Programming Contest 2021. Congratulations to the following winners! Prizes were presented to them by Dr Albert Sung and Mr Van Ting, Departmental Coordinator of ACM-ICPC Competition, on 12 March 2021.

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!

Out of 130 applicants, 30 teachers were selected to join the 4-day teacher training in March at CityU. During the opening ceremony, Prof Stella Pang, EE Head was delighted to share CityU EE as a hub for knowledge sharing between industry, professional organization, and high school network, she also highlighted the upcoming Education Bureau supported Gifted Education Fund (GEF) Project 2021.

Professor Chen shared how he found ways to jump over hurdles and get around roadblocks, so that they did not stop him from moving forward and he hoped his stories could shed some light onto positive thoughts of students when facing adversity in life. Students actively participated in the Q&A session after the seminar.

A total of 39 submissions were received and 24 were shortlisted for voting among all EE undergraduate students. Congratulations to the following winners! Awards were presented to them by Mr Van Ting, EE Mentoring Scheme Coordinator, on 26 February 2021.

The competition used ML to create a model that predicts if one has suffered from pneumonia with medical image processing and various ML techniques. The ranking was based on the average score given by our judge of faculty team including Dr. CHIU Bernard, Dr. SUN Yanni and Dr. YUAN Yixuan.

Congratulations to the winning teams of Machine Learning Contest!