RE: Electrical Engineer opportunity with Nelson Engineering - GCL ID: 784006

Employer: Nelson Engineering Co.

Job Title: Electrical Engineer

Gator CareerLink ID: 784006

Job Description:

Job duties will include performing engineering work through the life cycle of equipment, facilities, and sites from design development, to construction oversite, and operation and maintenance. Work will entail performing in-field walk-downs of equipment/facilities, analyzing systems and components, preparing design concepts sketches and drawings, compiling data and writing technical narrative reports. In addition, assigned work tasks will be diversified and require successful candidates to “think outside the box”. Work will be in the Space Coast Area of Florida (Brevard County) and other travel locations as required.

Job Qualifications:

Minimum Requirements:

•             BS Electrical Engineering degree required from an ABET accredited program.

•             Prefer recent co-op or intern experience in related field.

•             Candidate seeking in specializing in power for electrical engineering career path.

•             Ability to obtain a security clearance from the Defense Security Service and other Federal Government Agencies.

•             US Citizenship required

•             Willingness to travel to locations where work is to be performed (30-50% travel).

•             Proficient in Word, Excel, PowerPoint and e-mail applications.

•             Experience with CAD, Revit, SKM Power Tools for Windows, Easy Power, or other electrical system modelling/drafting software preferred.

•             Effective interpersonal skills and strong communication (written and verbal).

•             Confident and ambitious problem solver.

•             Creative and Innovative – Self-directed Initiative

•             Dependability

•             Understands the culture of business

•             Detail Oriented

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University of Florida | Division of Student Affairs | Career Resource Center
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PO Box 118507 | Gainesville, FL 32611-8507
Phone (352) 392-1601 | Fax 
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RE: No Advising Hours on June 9, 2016

Dear EE majors:
There will be no advising hours June 9, 2016.  I will return to the office on June 10, 2016.
Nicole

RE: No Advising Hours on May 27 and May 30- Memorial Day Weekend

Dear EE majors:
There will be no advising hours May 27 and May 30, I will be out of the office for Memorial Day weekend. I will return to the office on May 31, 2016. I will return emails once I return to the office.
Nicole

Summer Opportunity: MIST Makers

Hi EE Majors!!!!

The MIST Center in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering is organizing an undergraduate effort this summer called the MIST Makers.   Volunteer undergraduate students will work on teams to develop creative smart systems that integrate sensors, computing, wireless connectivity, and power management, commonly known as the “Internet of Things”.  Students can develop practical problem-solving and design skills while working on hardware projects that can help improve quality of life or address real-world problems.  Students who have done well in digital logic and microprocessor applications are preferred.  Please contact Dr. Nishida <nishida@ufl.edu> and Dr. Arnold <darnold@ufl.edu> for more information.

______________________________

T. Nishida, Ph.D.
Professor and Associate Chair for Research, Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering
Director, NSF Multi-functional Integrated System Technology (MIST) Center

Member, Interdisciplinary Microsystems Group

University of Florida

219 Larsen Hall
Gainesville, FL  32611-6200

352.392.6774

nishida@ufl.edu
http://www.img.ufl.edu/nishida and http://mist-center.org

RE: SwampSat II CubeSat Mission

Hi EE Majors

I am currently the chief engineer on the SwampSat II CubeSat mission. The mission is design, develop, test, and launch a 3U CubeSat to measure VLF (Very Low Frequency) waves in the ionosphere. We are currently scheduling for a two-year project life cycle and we are looking for talented and passionate students to join the project. We need electrical, mechanical, and aerospace engineers to help us achieve our goals in time for delivery to the launch provider.

The link to the application is: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1CS2ij_Il6TTQyvS1l5n_rQY1GIenZc-es0F6rbyGkQI/viewform?c=0&w=1

If possible, could you forward this to the graduate and undergraduate electrical engineering students in the department?

Thanks,

Joe Kleespies

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Joe Kleespies

Electrical Engineering | University of Florida

Chief Engineer, SwampSat II Mission

Research Assistant, Space Systems Group

Email:  joeykleespies@ufl.edu

Phone: (813) 361-1236

RE: Job Opportunity at Z-Systems Inc

Hi EE Majors:

Job available for anyone with experience using TI’s ‘C66X series of DSP chips and Code Composer Studio. Familiarity with TI’s XDAIS standard and APPE framework would be a plus, but not essential. The candidate will be porting a collection of audio algorithms to the ‘C66X and working with a Spectrum Digital evaluation system for the ‘C66X. Hours are flexible and pay is commensurate with experience.

Interested parties should contact Glenn Zelniker at

glennz@z-sys.com

Thanks,

Glenn


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Dr. Glenn Zelniker | CTO
Z-Systems, Inc.

1325-B NW 53rd Avenue, Gainesville, FL 32609
office 352.371.0990 | cell 352.317.6666

IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Conference in Orlando Aug 16-20, 2016

IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Conference in Orlando Aug 16-20, 2016
Student Volunteers Wanted!

If you are a graduate or undergraduate student with an interest in BME, please consider volunteering at the largest international BME meeting in the world.  The IEEE EMBC 2016 will be held at Disney’s Contemporary Resort at Walt Disney World® Resort.  We are looking for volunteers to help as room monitors (A/V, ensuring the sessions run well), registration, and other tasks.  This is a great opportunity to be involved with the conference.  If you work 8 hours (typically 2 shifts), you will receive free conference registration.  We will also feed you on the days you work!!

To sign up, fill out the volunteer form at:
http://embc.embs.org/2016/students/

Aysegul Gunduz, Ph.D.
EMBC 2016 Student Volunteer Co-Chair
University of Florida

RE: Summer research in CSP

Dear EE and CpE undergrads,

The space R&D program in the NSF CHREC Center (www.chrec.org) at UF includes a major project called CHREC Space Processor (CSP), crafting innovative software and hardware for high-speed, high-reliability computing on spacecraft (satellites, rovers, possibly even deep-space probes).  CSP is slated for its first space mission in November by NASA on the ISS, with 12 weather satellites featuring CSP scheduled for launch in Fa16/Sp17, a NASA satellite in later 2017, and more missions to follow.  

For summer R&D activities, we are inviting students with background in microprocessors, FPGA design, PCB design, or Linux system programming to contact us about possibly joining the CSP team. If you are available and interested, please contact me ASAP.

Best wishes, 

-- adg

___________________________________________________________
Alan D. George, Ph.D., FIEEE

Professor of ECE and Director
NSF Center for High-performance Reconfigurable Computing (CHREC)

University of Florida, ECE DepartmentRoom 327, Larsen Hall, 968 Center Drive, POB 116200

Gainesville, FL 32611-6200
Office: (352)392-5225, Fax: (352)392-8671, Lab: (352)392-9038
Email: ageorge@ufl.edu or george@chrec.org

Web: http://www.chrec.org/george/

Mosaic- Engineer 2: Maintenance Reliability

Engineer II-Maintenance Reliability:

https://mosaic.wd5.myworkdayjobs.com/en-US/mosaic/job/US-South-Ft-Meade-FL/Engineer-II-Maintenance-Reliability_16696-8

Are you our next Engineer II-Electrical Reliability?
We are currently seeking an Engineer II-Electrical Reliability for our South Fort Meade, Florida Mine located at 5880 Manley Road, Fort Meade, FL 33841. The Engineer II-Electrical Reliability will identify, design and implement reliability improvements focused on increased equipment availability and reduced life cycle cost. Work closely with Operations, Maintenance Supervisors and Craftsmen to provide technical support and improve their reliability skill sets.
What will you do?

• Identify reliability opportunities, design improvements and oversee implementation in coordination with Operations & Maintenance personnel.
• Perform Reliability Centered Maintenance (RCM) reviews of critical or unreliable equipment. Facilitate Root Cause Failure analysis exercises.
• Monitor production area lubrication practices. Support Craftsman skills training and development.
• Review Management of Change (MOC)’s and capital projects for reliability improvement opportunities.
• Other job-related duties as assigned.

What do you need for this role?

• Bachelor’s Degree in Electrical Engineering with 2-5 years industry experience required. Experience in a concentrates/minerals plant with experience leading teams while working in operations and maintenance is desired.
• Must have the ability to manage multiple priorities and understand the interrelations within an industrial facility.
• MS Word, Excel, CMMS, Scheduling tools, MS project, MS access.
• Position requires adaptable leadership skills and styles to get results through others. Influential leadership and strong communication skills are a necessity. Organizational skills in a fast paced / high stress environment are required.
• Must be authorized to work in the United States.

The physical demands described are representative of those that must be met by an employee to successfully perform the functions of this job. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.

• Must be able to safely perform the job without posing a direct threat to the safety of his or her own self, or the safety of others.
• Able to lift approximately 0-25 lbs. unassisted and regularly.
• Able to climb stairs and work at various heights.
• Able to hear, with or without correction.
• Able to read, write and understand basic English.
• Able to see, with or without correction.
• Able to travel unassisted.
• Able to work rotating shifts and overtime as required.
• Must be authorized to work in the United States.
• Mosaic is an Equal Opportunity Employer that values the strength diversity brings to the workplace.Mosaic participates in the US E-Verify program.
  

FICS undergraduate student project

We are looking for two Undergraduate OPS students for summer to work in FICS on security with myself. Can you send this out to the ECE undergraduate students like you did previously for our other project?

The wording is as follows:

"FICS is looking for two highly motivated students from ECE/CISE department to work with us on a computer security project.  

Students with strong background in FPGA, programming, computer architecture, and security, and are interested to work at least 20 hours a week can send their resumes to Prof. Swarup Bhunia (swarup@ece.ufl.edu) to be considered for this position. Those who are selected will be also compensated."

Thanks,

Swarup

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Swarup Bhunia

Professor

Electrical and Computer Engineering

University of Florida, Gainesville, FL, USA

Office: Larsen #336A | Phone: 352-392-5989

http://swarup.ece.ufl.edu/

EEL3701C Wait List Summer 2016

Dear ECE Students,

We are creating a wait list for EEL3701C for Summer 2016 ONLY.  If you want to enroll in Digital Logic in the summer, please send an email to nicolet@ece.ufl.edu by May 1, 2016 by 4:00 pm.  Please reply to this email by using your Gatorlink account. This is not a guarantee that you will be registered for the course.  Students will be registered as seats become available based on the date and time by which they reply to this message.  If seats open, the SSO will follow the wait list to register students.  The SSO will send an email (GATORLINK ONLY) to students that were registered for the course. If you do not receive an email then you were not registered for the course. Be certain of your summer plans before signing up for the waitlist. Doing so notifies the SSO that you fully intend to enroll in the course; changing your mind and dropping may prevent another student from the opportunity to take the class.

Your email should be addressed as shown below:

SUBJECT LINE:  EEL3701C WAIT LIST

IN THE BODY, MUST INCLUDE THE INFORMATION BELOW:

Name:

UFID:

Yes, please place my name on the EEL3701C wait list for Summer 2016.

RE: Summer Internships & Co-Op's and Independent Study & Research credits DUE APRIL 29th

Hi EE Majors:

If you are completing and internship or coop this summer and would like to earn credit; please submit the internship and coop paper work by April 29th. The last day I can add courses for students without receiving a late fee is May 10th at 4:00 pm.  For internship credit, please complete the request form (see below) and  attach letter of offer.  You are required to complete student and employer evaluation 2 weeks prior to the end of the summer C semester (no exceptions).
If you are completing EEL4905 or EGN4912 independent study/research credit for the summer please submit the internship and coop paper work by April 29th. The last day I can add courses for students without receiving a late fee is May 10th at 4:00 pm. Please see below the directions and requirements.





Credit for Special Work Academic Regulations

An Electrical Engineering major student cannot apply more than seven credits of individual study, including high honors projects, co-op work experience, practical work experience and special problems or special topics, for credit toward a degree program (EEL4905 & EGN4912 and EEL4948 & EEL4949). Your internship/co-op and independent study/research credit will count towards Electrical Engineering technical elective credit

EEL4905 and EGN4912- For independent study/research credit; a total of 4 credits combined can count towards technical electives.  For example; 1 and 3 or 2 and 2.  For EEL4905-students are required to submit a report to their professor and to the EE advisor via email (nicolet@ece.ufl.edu) by the deadline date (see advisor).  The forms for EEL4905 and EGN4912 are found on this page;  https://www.ece.ufl.edu/content/forms

EEL4948 and EEL4949 Internship and Co-Op - With department approval, a student can receive practical industry work experience under supervision. One credit hour per semester, for a total of 3 hours (Internship & Co-Op combined for total of 3 credits) by submitting internship/co-op paperwork and completing the employer evaluations and student work report each report must be satisfactory.   Please see the internship and coop web page  for forms; https://www.ece.ufl.edu/content/internships-and-co-op-experiences.  The CRC has the coop forms and it is attached to this email.


Nicole

Planning to graduate in the Summer 2016 EE stuednts: Here are the next steps to complete

Dear EE Students:

 I hope your spring semester was productive.  Good luck on your upcoming finals, if they have not been completed already.  You are receiving this email because you are eligible to graduate in the summer 2016 per your advance registration worksheet that was completed during advance registration.  In order to complete your graduation requirements, you are required to complete the ECE Department exit survey. The feedback from this survey will be used to improve services in the EE major and the ECE Department and your responses are completely confidential.   The ECE Department exit survey will be sent out by July 8, 2016.  Please have it completed by July 25, 2016.

Please be aware the O'Dome is being renovated for the next two years, therefore the ceremonies may be held in a different location.  To keep up with the commencement schedule, visit the following website http://www.registrar.ufl.edu/commencement/schedulesummer.html  Summer 2016 graduation will be held Sunday, August 7th at 1:00 pm at the Phillips Center for the Performing Arts (see details below). If tickets are needed for the ceremony, you will receive an email from your academic advisor with the procedure for ticket pick up.

EE Graduation Checklist

1) Complete your final graduation check by May 8th

2) Register for the correct courses

3) Apply for graduation by May 16^th- https://student.ufl.edu/ click on Certificate/Degree Application on the left side menu

4) Pass all classes

5) Complete ECE Exit Survey:  The ECE Exit Survey will be sent out July 8^th. The exit survey will be due July 25, 2016

6) Pass all classes

7) Pick up commencement tickets (if required)

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Master's, Specialist, and Bachelor's Degree Candidates
Date and Time
Sunday, August 7, 1:00 p.m.
Location
Phillips Center for the Performing Arts
Attendees
    College of the Arts
    College of Agricultural and Life Sciences
     -School of Natural Resources and Environment
    Herbert Wertheim College of Engineering
 

  Assembly and Processional
    Candidates assemble at 11:00 a.m.
    Processional begins at 12:30 p.m.
    Call 352-392-1374 for more information.

Last day to DROP or WITHDRAW is April 8th

Hi EE Majors,

The last day to drop and withdraw is April 8th.  If you have completed an online request through SIDA, please come in to official drop the course.
If you are withdrawing from the semester ( all classes being dropped) then you are able to withdraw online through this website http://www.registrar.ufl.edu/currents/withdraw.html

If you  have used your 2 free drops and need to request an additional drop, you will be require to complete a college petition (https://www.eng.ufl.edu/wp-content/uploads/sites/5/2011/08/College-Petition-Form-20112.pdf). The following documents should be in the packet:
 
College Petition to request an additional drop:
1) College petition form completed
2) Student statement for requesting the additional drop and any additional
3)  Letter of support or non-support from your academic advisor (Nicole) 

Once steps 1-3  are completed then take that packet to 204  Weil Hall to be processed. 

Nicole's walk-in advising hours:
Tuesday - Friday 10-12 and 1-4


Nicole

DC Gator Club Scholarship for Summer Interns

J. Richard Sewell Scholarship – Summer Intern in DC Scholarship Application Open

The DC Gator Club has an open application process for 4 scholarships of $1,500 each for University of Florida students with an internship in the greater Washington, DC area for the summer semester. These scholarships are funded by the DC Gator Club general funds, and also in part, by a generous endowment established by the DC Gator Club to support students participating in internships in Washington DC, in honor of J. Richard Sewell, a former DC Gator Club president.

Undergraduate and graduate students who are enrolled for internship credit and will be spending the semester in the area are welcome to apply. Preference is given to those with unpaid internships and financial need. Scholarships will be awarded to top students who demonstrates exceptional academic achievement as well as professional promise and a commitment to the Gator Nation. Applications are due no later than April 22, 2016. To apply, fill out this this form, and submit a resume and unofficial transcript to scholarships@dcgators.com.

For additional information on scholarship opportunities through the DC Gator Club (UFAA of Greater Washington), please visit: http://www.dcgators.com/new-to-dc/dc-gator-club-scholarship/.

Thanks,

Todd

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Phone (352) 273-2305 | Fax 
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RE: Advance Registration Appointments begins today

Dear EE Majors,
Please be on time for your appointments for advance registration. Please have your worksheet completed.  Please have all other holds cleared by your registration date.
Tuesday: appointments- booked full
Wednesday: appointments-booked full Thursday: WALK-IN ADVISING DAY 9:30-12 and 1-4
Friday: appointments-booked full

Nicole

IEEE Upcoming Social, Events, and Hiring Opportunities

Hello Everyone,

We hope you are enjoying your spring break! Here is a heads-up on what we have planned for the upcoming weeks, as well as some additional announcements:

Orange & Brew - IEEE Social

Date: Thursday, March 10th

Time: 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM

Location: Orange & Brew Restaurant, inside the Reitz Union (Ground Floor)

Facebook Event Link

Come out and meet all the IEEE officers and chairs over some FREE food at Orange & Brew! This will be a great way for us to get to know you and for you to ask questions about involvement in IEEE.

Sandia National Labs - Info Session

Date: Monday, March 14th

Time: 6:15 PM

Location: Room TBA

Sandia National Laboratories will be on-campus looking to recruit Gator engineers! Stop by for some free pizza and listen to what one of the nation’s most important national security R&D corporations has to offer. US citizenship is required.

Intel - Research Assistant Position Open - March 15th Deadline

Intel is announcing an Intel Fellowship collaboration with Dr. Erik Deumens, UF Research Computing Director Information Technology! 

Intel Corporation has provided funding for one Research Assistant position at the University of Florida for a project that optimizes useful research code to run better on the Intel® Xeon Phi™ coprocessor. It’s a 1-year award similar to RA salary (20 hours per week) for $25,000 plus tuition $10,000. Dr. Deumens is taking inquiries until March 15, 2016. You may reach him at deumens@ufl.edu.

Sterling Partners - EE Leadership Program - March 4th Deadline

Rick Sears, President and CEO of Sterling Partners, has reached out to UF IEEE regarding their EE Leadership Development Program. Their North America HQ (in Charlotte, NC) is looking for Electrical Engineering new graduates!  

The position includes elite training in their industry, worldwide travel, and a fast-track program with Husqvarna to upper-level management. Deadline to qualify for first-round interviews is March 4th. This is a short deadline so act quickly if interested. More information can be found on the flyer attached. If you have any questions, you may contact Amanda Ventura directly at Husqvarna@SterlingPartnersUSA.com.

Stay Connected!

Like us on Facebook and check the UF IEEE website for the latest event information!

As always, if you have any questions, feel free to email us or stop by our IEEE office hours posted on our website.

Enjoy the rest of your spring break and Go Gators!

Best,

Julio

Julio Chavez President, UF | IEEE p:(352) 978-5285 | e:chavez.julio@gmail.com | w:http://ieee.ece.ufl.edu

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The Best College In Every State- Forbes.com

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Florida: University of Florida

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Ranked as the No. 14 public school in the nation, the University of Florida (Top College No. 83) is a research university founded in 1853 and located in Gainesville, FL. The school offers more than 100 undergraduate majors and nearly 200 graduate programs. It is home to 16 academic colleges and has over 200 research, service and education centers, bureaus and institutes. It is also a well-regarded biotech business incubator and is one of the leading U.S. universities in winning patents for research. Over30% of freshman receive institutional aid averaging $4,200. The “Gators” compete in NCAA Division I athletics and have won 33 NCAA titles. Notable alumni include nine former Florida governors, two Nobel Prize laureates, eight astronauts and eight former U.S. ambassadors.

ATTN JUNIORS: The Johns Hopkins Center for Speech and Language Processing is hosting the 2016 Jelinek Summer Workshop on Speech and Language Technology (JSALT).

ATTENTION EE JUNIORS
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Subject: Undergraduate Spots on Supported Summer Research Teams

The Johns Hopkins Center for Speech and Language Processing is hosting the 2016 Jelinek Summer Workshop on Speech and Language Technology (JSALT). We are seeking outstanding members of the current junior class to join a summer research workshop on language engineering from June 13 to August 5, 2016.

The 8-week workshop provides an intense intellectual environment.  Undergraduates work closely alongside more senior researchers as part of a multi-university research team, which has been assembled for the summer to attack some problem of current interest.  The teams and topics for summer 2016 include:

* Detecting Risk and Protective Factors of Mental Health using Social Media Linked with Electronic Health Records
* Remote Monitoring of Neurodegeneration through Speech
* Building Speech Recognition System from Untranscribed Data

We hope that this stimulating and selective experience will encourage students to pursue graduate study in human language technology, as it has been doing for many years.

The summer workshop provides:

* An opportunity to explore an exciting new area of research
* A two-week tutorial on current speech and language technology
* Mentoring by experienced researchers
* Participation in project planning activities
* Use of cloud computing services
* A $5,500 stipend and $2,240 towards per diem expenses
* Private furnished accommodation for the duration of the workshop
* Travel expenses to and from the workshop venue

Applications should be received by TUESDAY, MARCH 15, 2016. The applicant must provide the name and contact information of a faculty nominator, who will be asked to upload a recommendation by March 22, 2016.

Apply online here:

http://www.clsp.jhu.edu/workshops/16-workshop/

Questions can be directed to Prof. Philipp Koehn <phi@jhu.edu>.

Applicants are evaluated only on relevant skills, employment experience, past academic record, and the strength of letters of recommendation.  No limitation is placed on the undergraduate major.  Women and minorities are encouraged to apply.

ECE Department Procedures for Graduating Magna and Summa Cum Laude

ECE Department Procedures for Graduating Magna and Summa Cum Laude

An EE major pursuing the magna or summa cum laude status the following timeline must be followed to complete the Honors Thesis, research project by the time of graduation. To graduate with magna or summa you must maintain an upper division GPA of 3.50 or 3.80 respectively.  If you do not complete a thesis, your honors will be reverted to Cum Laude status.

1.      Identify your research project and Research Supervisor 3-4 semesters prior to graduation and meet with the Undergraduate Coordinator for approval of research project. Complete the Honors Thesis Submission Form and submit a scanned copy to undergraduate advisor via email.  The ECE department has five research divisions to assist you in identifying an area of interest and the associated faculty members. The Undergraduate Coordinator can also assist you with identifying appropriate faculty members. Further information can be found at: http://www.ece.ufl.edu/content/divisions. 

2.      Once your research is defined and approved by your Research Supervisor you must form a supervisory committee consisting of at least two other faculty members.  Generally the research supervisor serves as your Chair of this committee. Of the two remaining members, one must be from the ECE department and the other must be from an outside department or even outside the college. Your Research Supervisor can aid you in the selection of the committee members. Additional committee members can be added if desired. Additional members should be discussed with your Research Supervisor. Once your research topic is approved and your committee has been formed work on the research can begin.  You must meet with your Research Supervisor regularly to ensure that the work is properly progressing. Weekly meeting are recommended.

3.      During the last semester before graduation you will complete the thesis and/or research project, present results in a formal defense before the entire committee, and submit your thesis along with all associated paperwork.  The deadline for the submission of the thesis and/or project/creative work is on the last day of classes.

During the last semester the following timeline must be followed:

1.      By the third of week of the semester, students will have the Appointment of Supervisory Committe Form completed and signed.

2.      Step 2: By the sixth week you will have selected a date to present your Final Oral Examinations.  The date of the final oral examinations should be prior to final exams week and reading days.

          

3.      Step 3: Submit the final approved version of your thesis to the EE Program Advisor at least two days prior to the last day of class of your graduating semester.  Thesis and/or project/creative work is due on the last day of classes, extensions are rarely provided.  It is a firm University policy that the thesis is due at on the last day of classes. 

College of Engineering Honors Policy handout:

https://www.eng.ufl.edu/students/wp-content/uploads/sites/5/2015/06/Honors-Thesis-Instructions.pdf

Submission Process for Undergraduate Honors Theses:

Information on the Honors Thesis: http://www.honors.ufl.edu/Thesis.aspx

To see previous theses, use this website http://www.honors.ufl.edu/apps/Thesis.aspx/Search  then use the drop down box and scroll to Electrical Engineering.

Honors Thesis Submissions Form-

http://www.eng.ufl.edu/students/files/2010/09/Honors-Thesis-Submission-Form-20091.pdf

Appointment of Supervisory Committee Form-

http://www.eng.ufl.edu/students/files/2011/03/Appointment-of-Supervisory-Committee-Form-20092.pdf

Final Oral Examination-

http://www.eng.ufl.edu/students/files/2011/03/Final-Oral-Examination-Form-20092.pdf

UF Library IR Coordinator

Submit the following materials via email to the UF Library IR Coordinator:  (a) your completed and signed Honors Thesis Submission Form, (b) thesis files (note: file formats should conform to the acceptable formats list), (c) a signed Internet Distribution Permissions form for granting access (if this form is not received, the thesis will not be publicly available), and (d) for all copyrighted materials included in the thesis, a signed letter of permission to quote or reproduce copyrighted material.