Greetings!
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Monday, August 31, 2015
Invite Students to Part-Time Job Fair this Wednesday!
Friday, August 28, 2015
Call for Student Engineers for Hyperloop Competition Team!
Calling all ECE undergraduate and graduate students interested in changing the course of modern transportation technologies!
Whether you can commit 2 or 20 hours per week, we encourage you to attend our next general body meeting on:
Wednesday,
September 2nd at 6pm in MAE-A room 304.
This is a once in a lifetime opportunity to work on a ground level project that could change transportation as we know it!
Unfamiliar with the Hyperloop?
Watch this short video to learn more… https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XMs0jTk459w
Hyperloop white paper link… http://www.spacex.com/sites/spacex/files/hyperloop_alpha-20130812.pdf
Want to be kept in the [Hyper] loop?
We look forward to meeting you on Wednesday!
Regards,
Taylor Waber and Ben Duncan, Co-captains
GatorPod
Last Minute Course Shopping
Gator Engineers,
Last minute course
shopping? Seats are going fast, but some are still available in courses
offered by the Engineering Innovation and Leadership institutes.
Please check out the following in advance of tonight’s
Drop/Add deadline at 11:59pm Eastern:
· Engineering Leadership – EGS 4038 (section 0192) and EGS 6039 (section 1032)
· Project Management – EIN 4905 (section 082E) and ESI 6900 (section 14FD)
· Divergent Thinking – EIN 4905 (section 1A17) and ESI 6900 (section 0163)
· Engineering Leadership 2 – ESI 6900 (section 2303)
· Professionalism in Ethics EGS 4034 (section 5081)
Last day of Drop and Add TODAY and other updates
Hi EE Majors;
-Please have your schedules finalized by today. Today is the last day to adjust your schedule without being fee liable.
- Fall 2015 graduating seniors, please complete your graduation check by 4:30 today. If you have done so, thank you!!! Please submit your degree application through www.isis.ufl.edu
-All paperwork(refer to email from yesterday) is due by today. If you are having problems, having your papers signed. Please have the professor send an email to me. If that is not possible, we will add your course as a late add next week.
-Information about the major will be posted EE blog http://ufece.blogspot.com/ and the EE listserv.
-For email inquiries please send to nicolet@ece.ufl.edu instead of undergradadvising unless other wised specified.
-For students needing MAC2313 this semester ONLY and could not find seat. Please send me an email by 11:00 am. I can forward your names in one list to the Math Department.
Nicole's Office hours for the week of 8/31/15
Monday and Wednesday 10-12 and 1-3:30 pm
Tuesday 9:30-12- no afternoon hours will be at meeting
Thursday- To be determined
Friday 10-12 and 1 to 3:30
Fall 2015 semester deadline dates: https://catalog.ufl.edu/ugrad/current/Pages/adfall1516.aspx
Nicole
-Please have your schedules finalized by today. Today is the last day to adjust your schedule without being fee liable.
- Fall 2015 graduating seniors, please complete your graduation check by 4:30 today. If you have done so, thank you!!! Please submit your degree application through www.isis.ufl.edu
-All paperwork(refer to email from yesterday) is due by today. If you are having problems, having your papers signed. Please have the professor send an email to me. If that is not possible, we will add your course as a late add next week.
-Information about the major will be posted EE blog http://ufece.blogspot.com/ and the EE listserv.
-For email inquiries please send to nicolet@ece.ufl.edu instead of undergradadvising unless other wised specified.
-For students needing MAC2313 this semester ONLY and could not find seat. Please send me an email by 11:00 am. I can forward your names in one list to the Math Department.
Nicole's Office hours for the week of 8/31/15
Monday and Wednesday 10-12 and 1-3:30 pm
Tuesday 9:30-12- no afternoon hours will be at meeting
Thursday- To be determined
Friday 10-12 and 1 to 3:30
Fall 2015 semester deadline dates: https://catalog.ufl.edu/ugrad/current/Pages/adfall1516.aspx
Nicole
Thursday, August 27, 2015
EEL4905, EGN4912, EEL4948 and EEL4949 paperwork due by 8/28/15 at 5:00 pm
Hi EE Majors
If you are completing EEL4905, EGN4912, EEL4948 or EEL4949 for the fall semester. The paperwork should be in my office by tomorrow by 5:00 pm. The forms are found on the following websites:
EEL4905 and EGN4912:
http://www.ece.ufl.edu/content/forms
EEL4948 and EEL4949:
http://www.ece.ufl.edu/content/internships-and-co-op-experiences
If you are completing EEL4905, EGN4912, EEL4948 or EEL4949 for the fall semester. The paperwork should be in my office by tomorrow by 5:00 pm. The forms are found on the following websites:
EEL4905 and EGN4912:
http://www.ece.ufl.edu/content/forms
EEL4948 and EEL4949:
http://www.ece.ufl.edu/content/internships-and-co-op-experiences
UF Theta Tau Fall 2015 Rush
Looking
for a way to get involved in the College of Engineering, socialize, and
network with other engineering majors? Rush Theta Tau!
Theta
Tau is a Professional Co-Ed Engineering Fraternity that is selective
and exclusive to the Engineering majors at UF. Many of our brothers have
gotten internships, co-ops, and jobs with companies such as GE,
P&G, Kraft, Disney, Microsoft, Amazon, and many more. Many of those
brothers got those positions by networking with brothers within the
fraternity.
The
purpose of Theta Tau is to develop and maintain a high standard of
professional interest among its members, and to unite them in a strong
bond of fraternal fellowship.
Find locations and more information on our website: http://www.ufthetatau.org/rush.php
Join the Facebook event: https://www.facebook.com/events/886796241402784/
Follow us on Twitter: @UFThetaTau
RUSH SCHEDULE:
Monday 8/31: INFO SESSION 1(FREE PIZZA) @TBA 7-9PM
Tuesday 9/1: FREE APPETIZERS @TGI Fridays on Archer 7-9PM
Wednesday 9/2: FREE PIZZA AND POKEY STIX @ Gumby's Pizza 7-9PM
Thursday 9/3: FREE BILLIARDS @Main Street Bar & Billiards 7-9PM
Friday 9/4: FREE APPETIZERS @Shucks 4-6PM
Monday 9/7: FIELD DAY @Flavet Field 3-5PM
Tuesday 9/8: INFO SESSION 2 @TBA 7-9PM
Wednesday 9/9: WING NIGHT@Gators Dockside 7-9PM
Thursday 9/10: PICNIC @Murphree Area 4-6PM
Friday 9/11: INVITE ONLY @TBA
Tuesday 9/1: FREE APPETIZERS @TGI Fridays on Archer 7-9PM
Wednesday 9/2: FREE PIZZA AND POKEY STIX @ Gumby's Pizza 7-9PM
Thursday 9/3: FREE BILLIARDS @Main Street Bar & Billiards 7-9PM
Friday 9/4: FREE APPETIZERS @Shucks 4-6PM
Monday 9/7: FIELD DAY @Flavet Field 3-5PM
Tuesday 9/8: INFO SESSION 2 @TBA 7-9PM
Wednesday 9/9: WING NIGHT@Gators Dockside 7-9PM
Thursday 9/10: PICNIC @Murphree Area 4-6PM
Friday 9/11: INVITE ONLY @TBA
If you have any more questions or need a ride to any of the events feel free to call/text/email or post on the Facebook event:
Rashid Alrashid
Kaylee Henley
Molly Housego
EEL 4930: Control of Marine and Aerial Vehicles – Fall 2015
Do you want to learn the basics of control
and navigation of aerial and underwater vehicles? Here is a
course for you.
EEL 4930: Control of Marine and Aerial Vehicles – Fall 2015
Time: T 10:40am-11:30pm and R 10:40am-12:20
Grading: 70% project, 30% HW
Instructor: Professor Mohseni
This course provides an introduction to the basic theory and practical aspects of control and navigation of marine and aerial vehicles. The first part of the course will cover basic materials while the later part of the course introduces a selective introduction of the state of the art research problems currently under investigation.
This: Command not found.
The first part of the course covers topics such as the basic of marine and aerial vehicle terminology, kinematics and dynamics of moving frames, vehicle dynamics, nonlinear equations of motion and linearization, maneuvering tests, fundamental of controls (stability and transfer matrix, PID, state space representation, etc), Control design, sensors for aircrafts and marine vehicles, Kalman filter, autopilot design via successive loop closure, state estimation, guidance, path planning. The second part of the course is more focused on advanced topics and could cover materials from probabilistic models for control problems (probability introduction, Bayes approach and inference, [mohseni]# The first part of the course covers topics such as the basic of marine and aerial vehicle terminology, kinematics and dynamics of moving frames, vehicle dynamics, nonlinear equations of motion and linearization, maneuvering tests, fundamental of controls (stability and transfer matrix, PID, state space representation, etc), Control design, sensors for aircrafts and marine vehicles, Kalman filter, autopilot design via successive loop closure, state estimation, guidance, path planning. The second part of the course is more focused on advanced topics and could cover materials from probabilistic models for control problems (probability introduction, Bayes approach and inference, ….), uncertainty analysis in vehicle motion, sensor measurement and modeling, localization and SLAM.
Badly placed.
EEL 4930: Control of Marine and Aerial Vehicles – Fall 2015
Time: T 10:40am-11:30pm and R 10:40am-12:20
Grading: 70% project, 30% HW
Instructor: Professor Mohseni
This course provides an introduction to the basic theory and practical aspects of control and navigation of marine and aerial vehicles. The first part of the course will cover basic materials while the later part of the course introduces a selective introduction of the state of the art research problems currently under investigation.
This: Command not found.
The first part of the course covers topics such as the basic of marine and aerial vehicle terminology, kinematics and dynamics of moving frames, vehicle dynamics, nonlinear equations of motion and linearization, maneuvering tests, fundamental of controls (stability and transfer matrix, PID, state space representation, etc), Control design, sensors for aircrafts and marine vehicles, Kalman filter, autopilot design via successive loop closure, state estimation, guidance, path planning. The second part of the course is more focused on advanced topics and could cover materials from probabilistic models for control problems (probability introduction, Bayes approach and inference, [mohseni]# The first part of the course covers topics such as the basic of marine and aerial vehicle terminology, kinematics and dynamics of moving frames, vehicle dynamics, nonlinear equations of motion and linearization, maneuvering tests, fundamental of controls (stability and transfer matrix, PID, state space representation, etc), Control design, sensors for aircrafts and marine vehicles, Kalman filter, autopilot design via successive loop closure, state estimation, guidance, path planning. The second part of the course is more focused on advanced topics and could cover materials from probabilistic models for control problems (probability introduction, Bayes approach and inference, ….), uncertainty analysis in vehicle motion, sensor measurement and modeling, localization and SLAM.
Badly placed.
RE: LabVIEW Certification Class
This is the eventbright page for the semesterly
LabVIEW certification class. Please send this link to your undergrad and
grad students.
If students are interested at all in learning and getting certified in LabVIEW, they should join this event.
This is a 10 week, free course that has a $3,200 value.
As more information is finalized (such as meeting times), people registered to this event will be notified.
Email keithrausch@gmail.com for any questions.
Thank you for your time.
//Keith Rausch
//4072785483
Thursday, August 20, 2015
Advising hours for this week and first week of class-sent to the EE Listserv beginning of the week
This Week:
Tuesday and Wednesday 10-12 and 1:30-3:30
Thursday 10-12
First week of class 8/24-8/28 10-12 and 1-3:30 pm
Nicole
Tuesday and Wednesday 10-12 and 1:30-3:30
Thursday 10-12
First week of class 8/24-8/28 10-12 and 1-3:30 pm
Nicole
Tuesday, August 18, 2015
Sandia National Laboratories On Campus Events, Internships
Sandia
National Laboratories is the nation's premier science and engineering
lab for national security and technology innovation. We will be on
campus this Fall and would like to meet you. Visit our event calendar to
view our upcoming campus events. Please continue to check back as more
events will be added soon:
http://www.sandia.gov/careers/students_postdocs/campus_recruiting/events.html
For students interested in our Internship programs, you'll find opportunities to participate in work to make our nation safer, improve human and environmental health, or project our critical information infrastructure. In other words, projects that make a real difference.
That's why we know that an internship with Sandia has the power to change your life. An internship here will put you face-to-face with world-class scientists and engineers who will mentor you as you take on challenging, hands-on assignments in such diverse areas as cybersecurity, nuclear weapons systems, clean combustion, biotechnology, and sustainable energy. You can also expect:
• Rich interactions with an intern community from top-tier universities
• Workshops, seminars, and networking events designed to help you broaden your perspective and build relationships
• Competitive pay
• Travel expense reimbursement, if eligible
• Amazing outdoor recreation and cultural activities
• Opportunities to learn more about a career at Sandia upon graduation
If you are pursuing an undergraduate or graduate degree in Science, Math, Engineering, Technology, Business, Computer Information Systems, or Management Information Systems, and meet Sandia's intern program eligibility requirements, we want to hear from you. Please submit your resume and application and get ready for the changes ahead. For more information, visit: http://www.sandia.gov/careers/students_postdocs/internships/index.html
Sandia National Laboratories
Recruiting and Student Intern Programs
http://www.sandia.gov/careers/students_postdocs/campus_recruiting/events.html
For students interested in our Internship programs, you'll find opportunities to participate in work to make our nation safer, improve human and environmental health, or project our critical information infrastructure. In other words, projects that make a real difference.
That's why we know that an internship with Sandia has the power to change your life. An internship here will put you face-to-face with world-class scientists and engineers who will mentor you as you take on challenging, hands-on assignments in such diverse areas as cybersecurity, nuclear weapons systems, clean combustion, biotechnology, and sustainable energy. You can also expect:
• Rich interactions with an intern community from top-tier universities
• Workshops, seminars, and networking events designed to help you broaden your perspective and build relationships
• Competitive pay
• Travel expense reimbursement, if eligible
• Amazing outdoor recreation and cultural activities
• Opportunities to learn more about a career at Sandia upon graduation
If you are pursuing an undergraduate or graduate degree in Science, Math, Engineering, Technology, Business, Computer Information Systems, or Management Information Systems, and meet Sandia's intern program eligibility requirements, we want to hear from you. Please submit your resume and application and get ready for the changes ahead. For more information, visit: http://www.sandia.gov/careers/students_postdocs/internships/index.html
Sandia National Laboratories
Recruiting and Student Intern Programs
Friday, August 14, 2015
August 14, 2015- No walk-in hours due to renovations
HI EE MAJORS:
NO OFFICE HOURS FOR AUGUST 14, 2015 DUE TO OFFICE RENOVATIONS
NICOLE
NO OFFICE HOURS FOR AUGUST 14, 2015 DUE TO OFFICE RENOVATIONS
NICOLE
Tuesday, August 11, 2015
Mindtree opportunities
From: Robert Stolle [mailto:Robert.Stolle@mindtree.com]
Sent: Monday, August 10, 2015 2:46 PM
Sent: Monday, August 10, 2015 2:46 PM
Job Description:
Key responsibilities include:
*Understand business requirements
*Development of software specifications
*Design modules and programs
*Programming in a chosen language as per specifications
*Unit testing
*Maintain and document software functionality
*Adherence to quality guidelines and maintain coding standards compliance
*Meet expected release timelines
Qualifications:
*Bachelor's Degree or Minor in one of the following disciplines: Computer Science, Computer Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Math, Liberal Arts and Science, Information Systems or any science related field
*Upon selection, the candidate may need to travel to other Mindtree offices (New Jersey, San Jose, Dallas or India) for 2-4 weeks to attend training and orientation so a valid passport may be required
*0-2 years' experience
*The successful candidates are expected to be familiar with software development and related concepts
*If hired, must be able to provide documentation that states they are legally authorized to work in the United States
Coursework and/or proficiency in the following:
*Full lifecycle application development
*Data Structures
*Databases
*Algorithms
*Coding and debugging applications in various software languages (Java or .NET)
*Object-oriented Design (OOD)
How to Apply:
Please e-mail resume to Robert.Stolle@Mindtree.com
Key responsibilities include:
*Understand business requirements
*Development of software specifications
*Design modules and programs
*Programming in a chosen language as per specifications
*Unit testing
*Maintain and document software functionality
*Adherence to quality guidelines and maintain coding standards compliance
*Meet expected release timelines
Qualifications:
*Bachelor's Degree or Minor in one of the following disciplines: Computer Science, Computer Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Math, Liberal Arts and Science, Information Systems or any science related field
*Upon selection, the candidate may need to travel to other Mindtree offices (New Jersey, San Jose, Dallas or India) for 2-4 weeks to attend training and orientation so a valid passport may be required
*0-2 years' experience
*The successful candidates are expected to be familiar with software development and related concepts
*If hired, must be able to provide documentation that states they are legally authorized to work in the United States
Coursework and/or proficiency in the following:
*Full lifecycle application development
*Data Structures
*Databases
*Algorithms
*Coding and debugging applications in various software languages (Java or .NET)
*Object-oriented Design (OOD)
How to Apply:
Please e-mail resume to Robert.Stolle@Mindtree.com
Best,
Rob
Rob C. Stolle
Senior Associate – Talent Coordinator
Mindtree
720 Southwest 2nd Avenue, South Tower
Gainesville, FL 32601
O + 1 866-538-9960 ext. 198
M + 1 512-417-8469
Monday, August 10, 2015
RE: Graduation Check for FALL 2015 students
Dear Fall 2015 graduates:
Students that are planning to graduate in the fall 2015 please complete your graduation check by August 27 via email (nicolet@ece.ufl.edu) or coming into the office. If you complete your graduation check by email, in subject line please enter "Fall 2015 graduation check". Please check your degree audit to verify that you have met all requirements. If your audit looks weird or have red X's on your audit excluding the Additional Degree Requirements area (which is your required department exit survey), please let me know when you complete your graduation check.
If you are planning to graduate with high or highest honor, please review the directions to achieve that status. If you are not working on a research by this time, it may be difficult to complete the project and thesis in one semester. If you have any questions, please email the adviser.
Please follow the following steps, you should follow in the fall semester:
- Complete your graduation check by August 27th.
-Apply for graduation by September 1st via http://www.isis.ufl.edu/. On the left side menu bar click on Certificate/Degree Application under My Record and follow the directions. Please make sure your local and permanent addresses are correct for your diploma to mailed to the correct residency. The bookstore will start sending information to you about your regalia order
-In mid-October, an email will be sent to your Gatorlink email address to complete the EE Exit Survey. Please have the exit survey complete by November 20th by 5pm. This area "
ADDITIONAL
DEGREE
REQUIREMENTS"
will remain
red until
majority of
surveys are returned
- Pass EEL4924C-Design 2 with a C or higher.
-Pass all final exams
Students that are planning to graduate in the fall 2015 please complete your graduation check by August 27 via email (nicolet@ece.ufl.edu) or coming into the office. If you complete your graduation check by email, in subject line please enter "Fall 2015 graduation check". Please check your degree audit to verify that you have met all requirements. If your audit looks weird or have red X's on your audit excluding the Additional Degree Requirements area (which is your required department exit survey), please let me know when you complete your graduation check.
If you are planning to graduate with high or highest honor, please review the directions to achieve that status. If you are not working on a research by this time, it may be difficult to complete the project and thesis in one semester. If you have any questions, please email the adviser.
Please follow the following steps, you should follow in the fall semester:
- Complete your graduation check by August 27th.
-Apply for graduation by September 1st via http://www.isis.ufl.edu/. On the left side menu bar click on Certificate/Degree Application under My Record and follow the directions. Please make sure your local and permanent addresses are correct for your diploma to mailed to the correct residency. The bookstore will start sending information to you about your regalia order
-In mid-October, an email will be sent to your Gatorlink email address to complete the EE Exit Survey. Please have the exit survey complete by November 20th by 5pm. This area "
- Pass EEL4924C-Design 2 with a C or higher.
-Pass all final exams
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