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[ | == Section History == | ||
The Macua section is located in [[Region 10 (Asia & Pacific) History|Region 10]], and is not represented by any Council. The Official Inauguration of the IEEE Macau Section was held on February 17, 2004. The event was hosted by [[Arthur Winston|Arthur Winston]], 2004 IEEE President. | |||
The IEEE President 2006 - [[Michael Lightner|Prof. Michael Lightner]] visited the Section, and presented to members on 11 January, 2006 | |||
== | Macau hosted the 2008 IEEE ASIA PACIFIC CONFERENCE ON CIRCUITS AND SYSTEMS - APCCAS 2008 at the Venetian Macao-Resort-Hotel, Macau, 30 November – 3 December, 2008. | ||
== Chapters == | |||
A joint chapter of the Antennas & Propagation and MTT Societies was established in November 2010. | |||
& | A joint chapter of the Power & Energy Society and Power Electronics Society was established in August 2013. | ||
Macau | [[Image:Macau.JPG|thumb|right|Hendry...]] | ||
== IEEE Membership == | == IEEE Membership == | ||
1994 - IEEE Members less than 10. | <p>1994 - IEEE Members less than 10. </p> | ||
2000 - IEEE Members around 100. | <p>2000 - IEEE Members around 100. </p> | ||
2003 - IEEE Members around 150. | <p>2003 - IEEE Members around 150. </p> | ||
== University Education and Student Branch == | == University Education and Student Branch == | ||
The University Education for Macau was: | <p>The University Education for Macau was: </p> | ||
*Prior to 1981, Engineering Graduates came from outside Macao, ie, Hong Kong, Portugal, China, Taiwan, USA, UK, and other countries. | *Prior to 1981, Engineering Graduates came from outside Macao, ie, Hong Kong, Portugal, China, Taiwan, USA, UK, and other countries. | ||
*1981 University of East Asia, (UEA) with a 3-year private English University, but no Engineering Degrees. | *1981 University of East Asia, (UEA) with a 3-year private English University, but no Engineering Degrees. | ||
*1989 Creation of the Faculty of Science and Technology,UEA, with 4-year Bachelor’s degree in EEE, Software Eng. and later EME. | *1989 Creation of the Faculty of Science and Technology,UEA, with 4-year Bachelor’s degree in EEE, Software Eng. and later EME. | ||
*1991 UEA re-named as University of Macau (UM) as a Public University. | *1991 UEA re-named as University of Macau (UM) as a Public University. | ||
*1993 First Batch of Graduates in EEE. | *1993 First Batch of Graduates in EEE. | ||
*1994 First Batch of Graduates in Software Engineering, Beginning of the 1990’s. | *1994 First Batch of Graduates in Software Engineering, Beginning of the 1990’s. | ||
*1996 Starting of Ph.D. Programs in EEE and Software Engineering at UM. | *1996 Starting of Ph.D. Programs in EEE and Software Engineering at UM. | ||
* | *1999 Student Branch established as part of the Student Union at the UM. | ||
== Section Officers == | == Section Officers == | ||
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| Founding Chair - Rui Martins | | Founding Chair - Rui Martins [[Image:MACAU Rui Martins.jpg|thumb|center]] | ||
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| | | Rui Martins | ||
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< | <p>[[Media:IEEE_Geographic_Unit_Organizing_Document_-_Macau.pdf|IEEE Geographic Unit Organizing Document - Macau]]</p> | ||
[[Category:IEEE]] [[Category: | [[Category:IEEE|Macau]] [[Category:Geographical units|Macau]] [[Category:Sections|Macau]] | ||
Revision as of 04:19, 2 January 2014
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Section History
The Macua section is located in Region 10, and is not represented by any Council. The Official Inauguration of the IEEE Macau Section was held on February 17, 2004. The event was hosted by Arthur Winston, 2004 IEEE President.
The IEEE President 2006 - Prof. Michael Lightner visited the Section, and presented to members on 11 January, 2006
Macau hosted the 2008 IEEE ASIA PACIFIC CONFERENCE ON CIRCUITS AND SYSTEMS - APCCAS 2008 at the Venetian Macao-Resort-Hotel, Macau, 30 November – 3 December, 2008.
Chapters
A joint chapter of the Antennas & Propagation and MTT Societies was established in November 2010.
A joint chapter of the Power & Energy Society and Power Electronics Society was established in August 2013.
IEEE Membership
1994 - IEEE Members less than 10.
2000 - IEEE Members around 100.
2003 - IEEE Members around 150.
University Education and Student Branch
The University Education for Macau was:
- Prior to 1981, Engineering Graduates came from outside Macao, ie, Hong Kong, Portugal, China, Taiwan, USA, UK, and other countries.
- 1981 University of East Asia, (UEA) with a 3-year private English University, but no Engineering Degrees.
- 1989 Creation of the Faculty of Science and Technology,UEA, with 4-year Bachelor’s degree in EEE, Software Eng. and later EME.
- 1991 UEA re-named as University of Macau (UM) as a Public University.
- 1993 First Batch of Graduates in EEE.
- 1994 First Batch of Graduates in Software Engineering, Beginning of the 1990’s.
- 1996 Starting of Ph.D. Programs in EEE and Software Engineering at UM.
- 1999 Student Branch established as part of the Student Union at the UM.
Section Officers
| Year | Chair | |
| 2004 | Founding Chair - Rui Martins | |
| 2005 | Rui Martins | |
| 2006 | ||
| 2007 | Chi Tin Hon | |
| 2008 | ||
| 2009 |
