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ANNOUNCEMENT

The Undergraduate Student Forum on Nov. 14, 2007

For all UNDERGRADUATE Freshman, Sophomore, Junior & Senior ECE STUDENTS.


The Undergraduate Student Forum will take place Wednesday, Nov 14 during Club Hour 12-2PM in RH 116. Lunch will be served.  We will have an interesting program form one of Polytechnic's major employers. In addition any concerns of the ECE Students will be addressed at that time. Please attend.

Also sign up sheets for Undergraduate Advisement will be posted in LC 252 on Monday, Nov. 12. Advisement for Seniors & Juniors starts on Nov. 19 . Freshman & Sophomores starts the following week. Athletes on teams may come the first week for advisement. You must have an appointment for advisement.

REVISED GRADUATE PROGRAMS, EFFECTIVE FALL 2007 (Click Here)

NEW COURSES OFFERED IN FALL 2006

EE 591
Design of Portable Digital Systems for Electrical Engineers (Click Here)


Textbook list for the Graduate level courses being offered in Fall 2006.


AWARDS FOR Ph.D STUDENTS IN THE ECE DEPARTMENT

ALEXANDER HESSEL AWARD FOR THE BEST Ph.D DISSERTATION

Given in memory of the late Professor Alexander Hessel, of the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, to a graduate student for the most outstanding doctoral dissertation in electrical engineering. Award given annually at the end of the Spring semester. All Ph.D students who have completed their dissertations in the past year will be considered.

RICHARD ROSENTHAL AWARD FOR OUTSTANDING PERFORMANCE IN THE PH.D
QUALIFYING EXAM

Given by Professor Myron M. Rosenthal in the name of his son Richard Rosenthal (Class of 1984, BS in Electrical Engineering). Awarded to graduate students in electrical engineering for outstanding performance on the PhD qualifying examination. Award given annually at the end of the Spring semester.

AWARDS FOR MS STUDENTS IN THE ECE DEPARTMENT

The Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering announces the initiation of two awards for MS students in Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering.

The Theodor Tamir Award for Best MS Thesis in Electrical and Computer Engineering will be selected among graduating MS students pursuing an MS thesis, and will be selected based on the quality of the thesis.

The Myron M. Rosenthal Award for Best MS Academic Achievement in Electrical and Computer Engineering will be chosen among all graduating MS students, based solely on the course work.

Each award carries a cash prize of $750, and will be conferred annually at the end of the spring semester. All MS students in the Department of Electrical and Computer engineering in their final semester will be considered for the award. Students graduating in the Fall semester will be considered for award in the following Spring semester. Nomination and self-nomination should be sent to the Chair of the Graduate Standards and Curriculum Committee (Professor Yao Wang for the year 1/06-12/06) before April 30 of each year. The nomination should include a copy of the student's transcript and the thesis (for the thesis option).

UNDERGRADUATE ANNOUNCEMENT

Sign up appointment sheets with Mrs. Daniels for Summer and Fall Early registration will be posted in LC 252 beginning on Friday morning.

Sign up sheets for undergraduate advisement appointments will be posted in RH 519 on Monday, April 3, 2006. Advisement appointments will begin on April 17 for  seniors & juniors, and April 24 for sophomores & freshman.

All Undergraduate students are invited to attend the ECE Student Forum on Wednesday, April 19, 2006 from 12-2 in JAB 474.  Christine Ianuzzi, VP ABC Satellite Radio, will be the featured speaker.  Pizza will be served.  It is important to come and give feedback and to hear what is happening in the ECE Department.

All Undergraduate ECE Students needing additional tutoring can come to the UG ECE Office RH 519 for drop-in help with their ECE Courses.

 

SENIOR PROJECT OPTIONS FOR STUDENTS FOR THE SPRING 2006 SEMESTER

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