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CAREERS:
IEEE Toronto is starting a new service to assist members with their careers
career services
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The 2004 Canadian Conference on
Electrical and Computer Engineering May 2 - 5, 2004, Niagara
Falls, Ontario. The response by authors submitting papers has
been outstanding. A record setting 1054 abstracts were received
by the submission deadline, up 53% from the previous conference.
755 papers have been accepted from 33 countries with 69% from within
Canada. This is the one conference you and your family should attend.
The photo shows just how great a view of the falls the conference
hotel commands. Plan to make that short drive from Toronto to
Niagara Falls, attend the technical sessions that interest you while
your family enjoy the many holiday attractions within walking distance -
the Falls, the Casino and so much more. Niagara-on-the-Lake is
minutes away by car. Start with a Sunday workshop, enjoy the
Monday evening awards banquet which will be a formal and fun affair.
Stay an extra day or two so you too can take in more of the
Niagara area attractions - browse the conference web
site for lots of ideas, specific information and links. Student members
- check out our subsidy program.
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 February 2 is Groundhog Day, and Wiarton
Willie is our local symbol of this mid-winter hero.
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3rd International Conference for Upcoming Engineers
May 13-14, 2004, Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering,
Ryerson University, Toronto, Ontario - view the conference web site for details.
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RWL04 Real World Linux 2004 Conference & Expo,
April 13 - 15, 2004,
Metro Toronto Convention Centre, Toronto, Ontario.
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Your Connection to Today's Applications and Solutions
- overview [PDF]
RWL04 IS THE KEY TRADE SHOW AND CONFERENCE in Canada exclusively dedicated
to Linux and Open source Applications, Solutions and Hardware for management
and technology professionals in enterprise, SMB, manufacturing, education,
telecommunications, financial, government, life sciences - virtually all
sectors. For more information and registration, please visit the conference web site. IEEE members - free
pre-registration for trade show, 25% discount for conference/tutorials.
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PQ Logic is pleased to announce 2 new
professional level seminars
- details [PDF]
For more information and registration, please visit the PQLogic web site.
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3 Day Power Quality Seminar
March 22-24, 2004 -- Niagara Falls, Ontario
This 3-day course will equip the participants with the "right"
train-of-thought needed to identify the Root-Cause of Power Quality problems.
Participants will be able to establish the basic analysis criteria and learn
proven mitigation techniques. The third day will consist of sessions
delivered by industrial specialists.
2 Day Short Circuit Analysis Seminar
March 25-26, 2004 -- Niagara Falls, Ontario
Based on "A Practical Guide to Short Circuit-Calculations" by Conrad St.
Pierre, this two-day course has been designed as a step-by-step reference for
engineers planning on calculating short-circuits currents in electrical
power systems. The course deals exclusively with ANSI guidelines.
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A Power Engineering, Dielectrics &
Electrical Insulation, and Industry
Applications Joint Chapter Meeting
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I welcome you to our website, which is
designed to be our members' focal point to keep in touch and up to date,
and to introduce visitors to our Section and the activities of its
members. Our interests are primarily technical, in the diverse
fields of things electrical such as electrical power generation and
distribution, wired and wireless telecommunications, digital networks
and data processing, and the ubiquitous computer. There are many
other interests as can be seen by exploring the IEEE Toronto links on
the left.
Thank you for visiting, enjoy,
Dr. Kostas Plataniotis
IEEE Toronto Section Chair
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Toronto is one of 20 sections in Canada. For more
information about national activities and publications, please visit the
IEEE Canada links on the left. You can visit the IEEE (worldwide)
and EIC web sites by clicking on their logos below.
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