Electrical Engineering Undergraduate Announcements

Audio Engineering Society General Body Meeting #1 When:   9/3/2021 Time:   6:00PM Location (Zoom URL):   LAR234 Come join the Audio Engineering Society for our first general body meeting of the fall semester! This event will take place in person in LAR234, and virtually via Zoom on Friday, September 3rd at 6PM. We will be going over UFAES goals and upcoming events, including information on our bi-weekly hardware/software design team meetings. See you there!        Join Zoom Meeting     https://ufl.zoom.us/j/99808303777?pwd=akMzTndmNXp1SmhJUGV2Tkx6ZzlkUT09        Email Ryan.Laur@ufl.edu if you have any questions. 

 Good Morning EE Major Here are my hours for the week, https://ufl.instructure.com/calendar#view_name=month&view_start=2021-08-30 REMINDER!!!!! As of FALL 2021, the College of Engineering will not process the 15/7 Drop Rule. This policy is discontinued. Student Organization  Send me your announcements 48-72 hours prior to your meetings. Second-Year Townhall Meeting: Complete the Qualtrics for dates availability.  The Townhall will be available via Zoom: https://ufl.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_dhEsxPIpMhfkQn4 Transfer Student Workshop: Complete the Qualtrics for possible dates to meet:    https://ufl.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_bkL5DeSJBaU9B3g Have a Great Day!!! Nicole

  Hello,   The Office of Academic Support (OAS) is currently accepting applications for a Media Coordinator position.    We’d appreciate if you could forward this employment opportunity to any undergraduate students, graduate students, or recent graduates that you think may be interested and a good fit for this role.  This is a paid position and will be a good opportunity for students to gain experience.  This position is in-person.   https://explore.jobs.ufl.edu/en-us/job/516993/ops-media-coordinator   This position closes on 9/2/21 at 11:59pm.  Thanks in advance for passing this opportunity along! Should you have any questions or need additional information, please do not hesitate to contact me.     Nicole Caldwell Pronouns: she/her/hers Academic Assistant  |  Office of Academic Support Phone:  (352) 392-0789 | Email:  ncaldwell@aa.ufl.edu PO Box 118115  |  105 NW 16 th St., RM 110  |  Gainesville, FL  32603      

Hi Nicole, Have you heard of the Department of Defense's Science, Mathematics, and Research for Transformation (SMART) Scholarship-for-Service Program? SMART is a combined educational and workforce development opportunity for STEM students.  SMART is now accepting applications through December 1, 2021. Please share this opportunity with your students.   Application Now Open!     SMART scholars receive full tuition, ann

  EE Majors My name is Gary Howell and I’m with Applied Systems Engineering Inc in Niceville. I’m hoping you will be able to help me with a staffing opportunity. We are looking for a mid to senior level engineer to assist (and eventually take over) with supporting our navigation and control product line. We understand that navigation is not a topic covered in most engineering programs so we are willing to train the right person.   The ideal person would have the following:   Bachelor or Masters degree in engineering Navigation algorithm, Kalman filter knowledge (not absolutely required) Familiarity with MatLab and C Willingness to learn Good work ethic Desire to stay in the Niceville area 30 – 50 years of age   If you know of any of your students (or anyone else) who might be interested, I would appreciate your passing my contact information to them.   Thanks,   Gary Howell Applied Systems Engineering Inc 850-803-2640 Gary.Howell@ASEIFL.com gthow

 

Kicking off the new school year, WECE invites you to our annual Welcome Brunch. We will be discussing events for the upcoming semester, getting to know new students, and welcome a guest speaker from Texas Instruments. Our speaker will be discussing finding your passion in engineering and opportunities to develop these interests as a student. If you have any questions that you would like to be addressed, please submit them via this google form: https://forms.gle/TPqtRbxxyzHGyHA17 The Welcome Brunch will be a fully virtual event. However, we look forward to more in person events as the semester progresses! Zoom Invitation: Zoe Bison is inviting you to a scheduled Zoom meeting. Topic: WECE Welcome Brunch Time: Aug 28, 2021 11:30 AM Eastern Time (US and Canada) Join Zoom Meeting https://ufl.zoom.us/j/95330226273 Meeting ID: 953 3022 6273 One tap mobile +13017158592,,95330226273# US (Washington DC) +13126266799,,95330226273# US (Chicago) Dial by your location +1 301

  Good Morning EE majors 1) All seats are  released for EEE and EEL courses. 2) If you are receiving a pre-requisite prompt that you are missing; email registration@ece.ufl.edu . Include in your email: Name, UFID, Course, and 2 Class number (if the option is full).  In your email please say you're in catalog year prior to 2021 or completed different computer program course, or have permission from professor (include email from professor) or this is my second attempt. 3) ECE SSO (Nicole & Chip) do not have authority of courses outside of the department. 4) Schedule Must be finalized by the end of the week AS OF FALL 2021, THE COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING HAS DISCONTINUED USING THE 15/7 DROP RULE.  STUDENTS THAT ENROLL IN MORE THAN 15 credits or more and want to drop within first 7 weeks will have to use one of their free drops (if you have a free drop) or petition the college for an additional drop.     Nicole

  To all Fall 2021 Grads, either Computer or Electrical Engineers Please see below for the procedure to graduate this upcoming summer. All three steps are important, so please ensure you complete all the steps by the deadlines posted below.  Step One Complete your Graduation Application  Log into your One.UF account and submit your degree application. For more information, please click here:  https://registrar.ufl.edu/services/degree-application.   (Links to an external site.) Please have this completed no later than  August 27, 2021 .  Step Two: Complete your Final Grad Check Please use this link to complete your final grad check. https://ufl.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_9ZiYWiEkXrDzqbb Please complete your FINAL grad check by  August 25, 2021  (Links to an external site.) Step Three: Complete your ECE Exit Interview (Survey) In an effort to get the most honest information the ECE department does not do have exit interviews. Instead, we use an Exit Survey. Use this link to complete your

 Hi EE Majors My schedule for the week,  https://ufl.instructure.com/calendar#view_name=month&view_start=2021-08-23    ADD/DROP WEEK AUGUST 23-27 My hours for this week are mixture of  appointments and open hours.   All appointments and open hours are virtual  To schedule an appointment, you will use the following page;  https://outlook.office365.com/owa/calendar/ElectricalEngineeringAppointments@uflorida.onmicrosoft.com/bookings/  . They are 15 minute appointments How schedule an appointment: 1) Click on the bookings link 2) Select a day and time ( if you no times are present on that day. All appointments are taken) 3) Enter your name, phone, email and UFID. You will receive an email and text confirmation and reminders the same way. 4) Video meeting will be through TEAMS video, the link will be in your email and text. To see me during my open hours  (Links to an external site.) Students needing to speak with an advisor must use this link  Lobby Login  (Links to an external site.)

 Dear EE majors. Our research lab ARC , led by Dr. Greg Stitt, is looking for volunteers willing to dedicate at least three hours of time each week, where the enrollment of research credits may also be possible. As of now, we are primarily looking for students, either undergraduate or graduate, to help us form the foundation of a large up-and-coming project within the realm of Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence.   Overall, the project aims to explore how we can employ FPGA devices to create a specialized computer architecture for what is known as genetic programming ( GP ). In brief, genetic programming is a strategy that uses techniques inspired by biological evolution and natural selection to automatically solve problems from high-level objectives, without a user having to know or specify the structure of a solution in advance . Note that achieving such an ability in general is no small feat––for perspective, this is essentially the overarching goal of the fields of Machin

Electrical & Computer Engineering Student Lab Assistant (OPS Position) Job Description: The Powell Family Structures and Materials Laboratory is seeking a part/full-time student assistant with an Electrical and Computer Engineering background.  The assistant will provide technical support and maintenance for the operation of the boundary layer wind tunnel and other lab functions. Key Duties and Responsibilities ·         Troubleshoots, repairs, calibrations and designs circuits ·         Assist with wind tunnel operation, data collection and experimental testing ·         Assists with lab equipment installations ·         Performs maintenance of equipment and laboratory ·         Documents technical tasks performed or software written ·         Assists with basic assembly, cleaning and organization tasks ·         Other duties as required Preferred Qualifications: ·         Hands on printed circuit boards (PCB) experience (board assembly, soldering, debugging using multimeter/osci

  Dear UF  Community,   The Nanoscience Institute for Medical and Engineering Technology (NIMET) and the Multifunctional Integrated Systems Technology (MIST) Center are pleased to announce an event this week that will describe advances in using bioelectronics to address the large societal challenges of chronic pain and addiction / substance-user disorder:   Online Symposium on “Bioelectronics for Pain and Addiction”   This free online event is scheduled from 2-5 pm on Thursday (Pain) and Friday (addiction/SUD).   Presentations given each day by international engineering/industrial/scientific/clinical leaders in these fields will include: a review talk providing background on the clinical need, scientific understanding, existing clinical approaches, their limitations, and the promise of bioelectronic approaches advanced clinical work using existing state-of-the-art bioelectronic technology emerging invasive and non-invasive bioe