Welcome all engineering students to celebrate IEEE Day!

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Join us this October 1st from 4 PM to 6 PM at Room A3-43, Progress Campus, as the IEEE Centennial College Student Branch hosts an exciting celebration of IEEE Day. This event is open to all engineering students and promises to be a great opportunity to network, learn, and enjoy some free food!

What’s Happening?

IEEE Day celebrates the first time in history when engineers worldwide gathered to share their technical ideas in 1884. Continuing the tradition, our student branch is bringing together bright minds to foster technological innovation and excellence for the benefit of humanity. Here’s what you can expect:

  • Networking Opportunities: Meet other engineering students and professionals, expand your network, and discuss opportunities in the field.
  • Free Food: Enjoy complimentary pizza and drinks while they last – come early!
  • Fun Activities: Engage in discussions and activities centered around engineering and technology.

Why You Should Attend

This is more than just a social event; it’s a platform to inspire and be inspired. You’ll get to interact with peers and seniors in a casual setting, making it the perfect backdrop to exchange ideas and foster new friendships. Plus, who can say no to free pizza?

How to Register

To ensure we have enough food and drinks for everyone, please register for the event by scanning the QR code on the posters around campus or by visiting our online registration page .

Join Us!

We can’t wait to see you there and celebrate the incredible world of engineering together. Mark your calendar for October 1st, and bring a friend along. Let’s make IEEE Day 2023 a memorable one!

Joysticks and Journeys: A Tale of Tech, Teamwork, and Triumph

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Dive into the heart of innovation and collaboration with our ‘Console Clinic: A Journey of Repair & Unity’ poster. This visual narrative celebrates the spirit of teamwork and technical prowess as students come together to breathe new life into game consoles. Witness the fusion of knowledge and hands-on expertise through a series of captivating images, from detailed repair tutorials led by our adept host to the collective effort of participants in action. Join us in this unique exploration of technology, where every tool, every circuit, and every game tells a story of revival and unity.

Video Games System Repair & Modification

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Join us for an engaging event dedicated to the world of video game console repair and modification! Dive into the intricacies of your favorite gaming devices, including the PlayStation 4 and PS Vita, and learn how to breathe new life into them.

Event Details:

  • Date: March 15th, 2024
  • Time: 5:00 PM
  • Location: Room A3-43, Progress Campus, 941 Progress Ave,Toronto

What to Expect:

  • Interactive Learning: We’ll start with a comprehensive theory session to cover the essentials of game system repair. Understand what goes into keeping your consoles at their best.
  • Hands-On Experience: Roll up your sleeves for a group activity where we’ll tackle common issues. Using some of my own systems in need of repair, we’ll work together to diagnose and fix problems in a supportive and fun environment.

Whether you’re a seasoned tinkerer or new to the world of DIY repairs, this event promises a blend of learning and entertainment. Don’t miss this opportunity to deepen your understanding of video game devices and meet fellow enthusiasts. See you there for a memorable evening of tech, tips, and camaraderie!

Click here to register now!

Email: maksatuulusanjar@ieee.org

IEEE Toronto Student Scholarships

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All members of IEEE Student branches are encouraged to apply for this year’s IEEE Toronto Student Scholarship.

The scholarship seeks to encourage students to strive for both academic and real-world design excellence and also to encourage students to reflect on the goals and impact of the engineering profession. The selection criteria emphasize your vision for the engineering profession, how you are preparing for the technical challenges of the profession, and also how you perceive the social implications of engineering

For more information and to apply, please visit the link below.

MCU Tips n Tricks Seminar

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Time: 10:30 am, October 2nd, 2023

Location: A3-41, Progress Campus

Abstract: Engineering design is all about making the right trade-offs to achieve end user requirements. In this presentation we will uncover some of the common trade-offs that are made in designing products, which should help you in the analysis and planning for your design project. We will also uncover common hardware and firmware issues that come up when developing microcontroller-based projects.

Presenter: Dennis Cecic, P. Eng., IEEE member, is a Principal Technical Training Engineer with Microchip Technology Inc. He is both a subject matter expert in 8, 16 and 32-bit Microcontrollers, Embedded Firmware and IoT applications, as well as an instructional designer, helping other Engineers design effective e-learning experiences. He holds a B. Eng. Degree in Electrical Engineering from Toronto Metropolitan University (formerly Ryerson University).

IEEE DAY October 3, 2023

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IEEE Day is celebrating the first time in history when engineers worldwide and IEEE members gathered to share their technical ideas in 1884. Worldwide celebrations demonstrate the ways thousands of IEEE members in local communities join together to collaborate on ideas that leverage technology for a better tomorrow.

May 26 , 2023 Event:

Congratulations! Ali Salehi, on your Gold medal in the Skills Canada National Competition (SCNC), 2023 in Electronics as a part of Team Ontario. Ali Salehi is Centennial IEEE Student Branch 2022-2023 Chair

Ali Salehi, Gold medal in the Skills Canada National Competition (SCNC), 2023 in Electronics as a part of Team Ontario

March 2, 2023 Event:

November, 2022 Event:

Title: An Introduction to Raspberry Pi PICO and Embedded Systems with MicroPython

Presenter: Ali Salehi 

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Centennial College Virtual 2020 Convocation – June 30, 2020

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2019 Skills Ontario Competition

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Congratulations to our Centennial SETAS medalists

May 6-8, 2019 Skills Ontario Competition.

Canada’s largest skilled trades competition. With over 2,300 competitors and 30,000 spectators, hosted at the Toronto Congress Centre

Centennial School of Engineering Technology and Applied Science medalists:

IT & Network Support:  MarkAngelo Capada – Gold

IT & Network Support:   Kevin Truong – Bronze

Web Design & Development:  Floyd Jones – Silver

Coding:  Frank Zhou – Silver

Refrigeration: Mitchell Wright – Bronze

Refrigeration:  Matthew Chin – Silver

Automation and Control:  Kevin Cheung – Silver

Computer Aided Manufacturing:  Brighton Leuchter – Silver

Centennial IEEE Workshop in National Engineering Month
Wednesday, March 4, 2020
Time: 11:30 am to 12:30 pm
Location: Room A3-56, Progress Campus
Topics: Applications of Maxwell’s Equation –
Electromagnetic wave propagation & Derivation for
directivity of half wave dipole antenna
Presenters: Prof. Matthew Tse, Electronics Technologist
and students, Aleena Babu, Vishal Pal
Centennial College IEEE Student Branch will host
a workshop during National Engineering Month at
Progress Campus

IEEE Workshop on Maxwell’s Equation & Directivity of half wave dipole antenna by Prof. Matthew Tse, Aleena Babu, Vishal Pal pictured with Student Branch Executives and Prof. Peter So

2019 IEEE DAY: Tuesday October 1

Centennial IEEE Industrial Speaker Event

4:30 pm in Room T1-23 at Progress Campus

Speaker: Tyler DeNobrega from Toronto Hydro

Topics: Power Distribution Networks & Automation

Tyler DeNobrega, C.E.T. is a Senior Power System Designer at Toronto Hydro and graduated from Centennial College Electronics Engineering Technology program

Centennial College IEEE Student Branch organized   a professional networking and hosted industrial speaker event at Progress Campus on 2019 IEEE Day. 

2019 IEEE Day – Centennial Industrial Speaker Event: Tyler DeNobrega from Toronto Hydro

Centennial IEEE Workshop on October 8, 2019                                                  Topics:  Build and Test CAT5e Cable                                                            Presenters: Professor Kam Tang and students: Sneh, Karan, Vishal.

Centennial IEEE Workshop
Topics: Build and Test CAT5e Cable
Presenters: Professor Kam Tang and students: Sneh, Karan, Vishal.

2018 Skills Ontario Competition to showcase student talent

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May 7-9, 2018 Skills Ontario Competition.

Canada’s largest skilled trades competition. With over 2,300 competitors and 30,000 spectators, hosted at the Toronto Congress Centre including employers looking for prospective young talent in sectors that have been coping with chronic labour shortages for years.

Congratulations to our medalist: Henry Fung – Silver in Electronics                         and other Centennial SETAS students won in the following categories:                          Refrigeration: Mitchell Wright – Gold / Refrigeration:  Matthew Chin – Silver          Computer Aided Manufacturing:  Dickson Kee – Silver                                                  Heating Systems Technician:  Zach Hiltz – Silver                                                   Automation and Control:  Linan You – Bronze                                                                    IT Software Solutions:  Joseph Harrison-Lim – Bronze                                                Coding:  Poulad Ashraf Pour – Bronze                                                                     Mechatronics Team: Equan Agard and Curtis Ramhit – Bronze                             Mechanical CAD:  Dylan Stuhr – Bronze

                    

Centennial IEEE Student Branch 2019

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November 16, 2019  IEEE AGM Toronto Section

Centennial IEEE Executives at IEEE Toronto Section AGM on November 16, 2019

Thursday, March 14, 2019

Time & Location: 12:30 pm in Room E2-20, Progress Campus

Speaker: Mr. Emmanuel Prempeh from Axis Communications

Topics: Products Demo

 Centennial College IEEE Student Branch will organize a professional networking event and will host Axis Communications on March 14th at Progress Campus

 

Speaker: Mr. Emmanuel Prempeh from Axis Communications

Centennial IEEE Branch Executives at 2019 STEM Equity Conference

IEEE DAY 2018 October 2nd
October 2, 2018

IEEE DAY Industrial Speaker Event at Centennial College 

Date: Tuesday, October 2, 2018

Time: 2:30 pm Session in Room L1-16

          4:30 pm Session in Room L1-16

Speaker: Mr. Michael Leung and Mr. Mario Osejos from Future Electronics

Topics: 2:30 pm Session – An introduction to Internet of Things (IoT) technologies, from sensors, microcontrollers, to connectivity solutions.                                          4:30 pm Session – A review of potential security dangers of interconnected IoT devices and techniques to protect the integrity of the system and collected data.

Centennial College IEEE Student Branch will organize a professional networking and will host industrial speaker event at Progress Campus.

Future Electronics is a worldwide leader in electronic components distribution, and is recognized as one of the most respected and innovative companies in the industry today. Offering the industry’s highest level of overall service, including customer-specific programs and processes, and worldwide e-commerce support.

November 10, 2018 

IEEE Toronto Section AGM

Centennial at IEEE AGM November 10, 2018

Centennial at IEEE Toronto Section AGM on November 10, 2018

A Note to Our Graduates
The IEEE Student Services team here at the Operations Center wants to thank you for your membership, volunteer efforts, and support of IEEE. As you look to advance your professional career, don’t forget that IEEE Young Professionals can help! Stay connected with like-minded professionals and increase your network. Vist the  IEEE Young Professionals homepage and learn about ways to get involved.

Past Events:

 IEEE Day Industrial Speaker Event on Tuesday October 3, 2017

9:30 am Session in Room E1-21 at Centennial Progress Campus

10:30 am Session in Room E1-16 at Centennial Progress Campus

Speaker: Mr. Fernando Chung from MEMEX Inc.
Topics: How IIoT is changing the manufacturing world
Centennial College IEEE Student Branch will organize a professional networking event and will host MEMEX at Progress.
MEMEX is a globally recognized industry leader. Its smart manufacturing tool-kit makes data-driven manufacturing happen every day for customers’ intent on realizing the promise of IIoT and Industry 4.0. MEMEX Inc.’s flagship product, the MERLIN communications platform, provides Overall Equipment Effectiveness (OEE) efficiency metrics in real time.

 

 

IEEE Industrial Speaker Event on July 14, 2017

Time: 9:30 am in Room D3-13 at Centennial Progress Campus
Speaker: Mr. Fernando Chung from MEMEX Inc.
Topics: Industrial IoT
Centennial College IEEE Student Branch will organize a professional networking event and will host MEMEX at Progress.
MEMEX is a globally recognized industry leader. Its smart manufacturing tool-kit makes data-driven manufacturing happen every day for customers’ intent on realizing the promise of IIoT and Industry 4.0. MEMEX Inc.’s flagship product, the MERLIN communications platform, provides Overall Equipment Effectiveness (OEE) efficiency metrics in real time.

IEEE Industrial Speaker Event in April and March, 2017

April 6, 2017, Thursday session at 6:30 pm in Room A1-15 Progress Campus            March 21, 2017, Tuesday session at 12:30 pm in Room E3-20                              Centennial College IEEE Student Branch will organize a professional networking event and will host Microchip Technology at Progress Campus.

Speaker: Mr. Dennis Cecic from Microchip              Topics: MCU Tips & Tricks

2017 SKILLS ONTARIO 

May 1-3, 2017 Ontario Technological Skills Competition (OTSC)                     Canada’s largest skilled trades competition. With over 2,300 competitors and 20,000 spectators, hosted at the Toronto Congress Centre.

Congratulations to our medalist: YongLiang Rong – Silver in Electronics                and other Centennial medalists:  Auto Collision Repair: Colin Bailey – Gold 
Auto Painting: Catherine Mathewson – Gold 
IT & Network Support: Jose Renan Matienzo – Silver 
Mechatronics Team: Aimann Balatayo & Ezra Frigillana – Bronze 
Refrigeration: Matthew Chin – Bronze 
Truck & Coach Mechanic: Ridwan Ally – Silver 

Science Minister announces $2-billion investment fund at Centennial College

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Picture of the Canadian Minister of Science Kirsty Duncan with President Ann Buller, Paul Davidson and Denise Amyot in the Progress Campus library at the Strategic Investment Fund announcement

Science Minister announces $2-billion investment fund at Centennial College

April 06, 2016 The Honourable Kirsty Duncan, Canada’s Minister of Science, announced the federal government has opened the application process for a $2-billion fund that will improve research and innovation infrastructure at universities and colleges across … Read More

April 13, 20165th Annual SETAS Technology Fair at Centennial College                    Science Engineering Technology and Applied Science Tech Fair 2016 at Centennial

May 2-3, 2016 Ontario Technological Skills Competition (OTSC)
Canada’s largest skilled trades competition. With over 67 contests, over 2,100 competitors and 20,000 spectators, at RIM Park in Waterloo.
Congratulations to our medalist: Rene Klein Horsman – Bronze in Electronics

and other Centennial medalists:                                                                                           Armen Shirinian -bronze – automation and control
James Mosco – gold – aircraft maintenance
Colin Bailey – gold – auto collision
Juan Suarez-Melo – silver – auto collision
Mason Norlock – silver – auto painting
Mathew Watts – bronze – auto painting
Seaton Crawford – gold – auto service tech
Raha Bassidj – silver – auto service tech
Anthony Mastronardi – bronze – heavy equipment

Centennial repeats National Engineering Month Student Challenge win         

picture of Centennial College engineering students at the 2016 National Engineering Month event at Progress Campus

CESO (Clinical Engineering Society of Ontario) Feb. 8-9, 2016 Conference

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Centennial College Biomedical Students won the top two awards:

First Position“Augmentary Tactile Sensor”.                                                                Centennial Team: Brendon Proctor, Kedist Sahlu and Richard De La Merced

Second Position – “Multi-radio wireless physiological monitor and cloud-acessing client with locational-detection”                                                                              Centennial Winner: Navid Rasouli (Navid Rasouli is IEEE Student Branch Chair).

Congratulations!

Industrial Speaker Event on June 16, 2016

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Mr. Stanley Wachon from Omron Canada.  Omron Canada is a leading provider of automation and safety products, providing industrial automation, automatic optical inspection, electronic components and healthcare.

Axis Communications is the market leader in network video. Axis invented the world’s first network camera back in 1996 and Axis has been innovators in video surveillance ever since, increasing the security of millions of people worldwide and helping to meet the growing need for a smarter, safer world.

Axis Communications is the market leader in network video. Axis invented the world’s first network camera back in 1996 and Axis has been innovators in video surveillance ever since, increasing the security of millions of people worldwide and helping to meet the growing need for a smarter, safer world.

IEEE Day – Industrial Speaker Event on Oct. 6, 2015

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Speaker: Mr. Seamus Casserly from National Instruments

Speaker: Mr. Seamus Casserly from National Instruments. Centennial IEEE Student Branch organized a professional networking event and hosted National Instruments on IEEE Day. NI transforms the way engineers and scientists around the world design, prototype, and deploy systems for test, control, and embedded design applications. NI is a leading provider from testing next-generation gaming systems to creating breakthrough medical devices.

Centennial at IEEE AGM October 17, 2015

Centennial at IEEE Toronto Section Annual General Meeting on  October 17, 2015.

 

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Student Project Competitions

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    • IEEE Mobile Applications Development Contest (madC) is a global competition designed for exclusively IEEE student members. Goal of IEEE madC is to encourage IEEE students to build mobile applications that are in accordance with theIEEE tagline – “Advancing Technology for Humanity.” And of course, there are great prizes awaiting the best apps! You can become an ambassador by completing the application here. Make sure to “like” and follow IEEE madC on Facebook or Twitter.
    • 2017 IEEE Electron Devices Society (EDS) Early Career Award
      Description: Awarded annually to an individual to promote, recognize and support Early Career Technical Development within the Electron Devices Society’s field of interest.
      Prize: An award of US$1,000, a plaque; and if needed, travel expenses not to exceed US$1,500 for a recipient residing in the US and not to exceed US$3,000 for a recipient residing outside of the US to attend the award presentation.
      For more information contact: l.riello@ieee.org or visit: http://eds.ieee.org/early-career-award.html
  • Stay up-to-date with the IEEE Collabratec™ Mobile App
    Whether you are traveling, at work, attending a conference, or on the go, the free IEEE Collabratec™ mobile app will keep you connected to other technology and engineering professionals around the world. Simply sign up for IEEE Collabratec using the free app from either Apple App Store or Google Play to take advantage of key features that will help you stay connected and collaborate. Don’t forget to provide your feedback.

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Picture of Centennial College School of Transportation and School of Engineering Technology and Applied Science student participants and winners a the Ontario Technology Skills Competition.

Centennial students garner medals at Ontario Skills Competition

2015 Ontario Technological Skills Competition (OTSC)
Congratulations to our medalist: Jinming Dong – Bronze in Electronics
 (Jinming Dong is Centennial College IEEE Student Branch Vice-Chair)
May 4 – 6, 2015, the Ontario Technological Skills Competition (OTSC) is Canada’s largest skilled trades competition. With over 65 contests, 1,900 competitors and 20,000 spectators, at RIM Park in Waterloo.
Ryan Green, a student of Centennial College has earned a bronze medal at the 43rd WorldSkills Competition in São Paulo, Brazil, in August 2015, making him one of the world’s best young construction equipment technicians.
Real World Engineering Program
RWEP projects allow students to discover the importance of various engineering and computer related fields of study in solving contemporary problems, and elicit excitement about creative problem solving.
IEEE is always looking for ways to better serve the needs of engineers and technology professionals working in industry. That’s why the IEEE in 2030 Challenge was created. This “seed grant” program is designed to encourage and support innovative, creative, and potentially disruptive approaches to serving engineers and technology professionals working in industry. Looking for the IEEE 2030 Smart Grid Interoperability standard? The IEEE New Initiatives Committee is currently accepting proposals for short-term (completed in 12 months or fewer) projects—the deadline is 15 September 2015.

Have a great idea that directly addresses the strategic needs of IEEE? Submit your proposal today!       Learn more.

 

Centennial College at ICUE

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The Centennial College’s IEEE Student Branch would like to congratulate our fellow colleagues, Rajal Patel and Sandeep Kumar, for a successful presentation of their project (a GSM controlled Home Automation System) at the  ICUE 2013

2013 IEEE Project Competition Centennial TeamThe Centennial Team (Sandeep Kumar and Rajal Patel, along with Prof. Peter So)

2013 IEEE Centennial Team with Project judges The Team’s Presentation to the Judges (p1)

2013 IEEE Centennial Team with Competition judgesThe Team’s Presentation to the Judges (p2)

The Centennial College’s IEEE Student Branch would also like to take this opportunity to encourage other students to pursue any technical ideas they may have.  We will gladly assist in any way we can.

http://ieee.toronto.edu/icue2013/index.html#designcompetition