Robotics Challenge
IEEE-NUS robotics competition is geared to hone the thinking and practical skills of students in Singapore, allowing students to gain knowledge outside of the classroom and to enhance their soft skills such as team working and communication skills which are indispensable for their future success.
Adobe Workshops
IEEE NUS Student Branch, with close partnership with VOX LAB (an Adobe Authorized Training Centre) has organized several Adobe workshops in NUS, including the Adobe Photoshop Workshop, Adobe Illustrator Workshop, Adobe After Effects Workshop, Joomla Workshop etc.
Soldering Tool Sales
In meeting the high demand from Electrical and Computer Engineering (ECE) students, IEEE NUS Student Branch seeks for the finest quality of soldering tools from reliable suppliers for the students. In order to secure the students' rights, we ensure that all tools sold come with their respective warranties from the suppliers.
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Introduction to NUS-IEEE
Located in Region 10; one of the largest regions of IEEE comprising of over 400 student branches, the National University of Singapore (NUS) IEEE student branch is one of the most active student branches of IEEE for the past 26 years.
Known for the active volunteering services, NUS IEEE has held many events including workshops for Macromedia Flash, Dreamweaver and Photoshop, talks with electrical and computer engineers from the engineering department regarding technopreneurship, revision series for students in engineering, industrial visits, soldering sales, competitions, and many more.
NUS IEEE does not restrict their activities and events to Singapore, but rather extends them to Vietnam, Indonesia and Thailand as well. Increasing the interaction with outside students and countries, NUS IEEE was the first to take the initiative to propose and organise the first Asia Pacific Student Congress in 2002. With the success of the first congress, the congress has received the seal of approval to be a biennial event.
This prestigious student branch once again holds the reins as chief organiser for the congress as it returns to NUS this year.
Introduction to IEEE
With more than 400,000 members in more than 160 countries, IEEE is the world's largest technical professional society. IEEE was formed in 1963 after a merger between the Institute of Radio Engineers (IRE), founded in 1912, and American Institute of Electrical Engineers (AIEE), founded in 1884.
Members of the IEEE rely upon the society as a source of technical and professional information, resources and services. And through this global membership, IEEE is now the leading authority on a range of technology including aerospace systems, computers, telecommunications, biomedical engineering, electric power, consumer electronics and many more.
The IEEE serves more than to just provide a networking platform for professionals. The organisation sponsors over 850 conferences annually to aid the progression of technology. Furthermore, there are over 1,500 student branches for IEEE around the world creating a membership population of nearly 80,000 students.
