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Welcome to the website of the University of Cape Town IEEE Student Branch.

The IEEE is the world's largest professional association for the advancement of technology and is a leading authority on areas ranging from aerospace systems, computers and telecommunications to biomedical engineering, electric power and consumer electronics among others.

It is a non-profit organisation with over 385,000 members, including more than 80,000 student members.

The UCT IEEE Student Branch is made up of all UCT student members of the IEEE. The branch was founded in 2005 and is one of four student branches in South Africa.

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Events

Branch News

Academic Talks

14 April 2011:
Added by Luyolo Nqobile Magangane
We've had 2 talks so far.
1. Welcome Talk on 25 Febuary 2011
2. Space Technology Talk on 16 March 2011.
No official attendance count was performed at either of these events however the attendance levels were deemed acceptable. Full story...
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Membership

14 April 2011:
Added by Luyolo Nqobile Magangane
IEEE-SAIEE membership is currently officially standing at 256 Members. More and more students continue to request to join and so this number should grow slightly between now and the end of April. Full story...
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Computer and Communications Society (CCS) Tellumat Field Trip

6 April 2011:
Added by Luyolo Nqobile Magangane
CCS organised a field trip to the telecommunications and defence company Tellumat in Tokai. 41 UCT learners attended the trip where the students were given a presentation by the CEO of Tellumat as well as all the Managing Directors of all the different departments. It was followed by a small tour of the premises and then the students were treated to refreshments as well as each student being given a gift bag with all sorts of free merchandise. Tellumat went to an extraordinarily great deal of effort to welcome the IEEE and the trip was a superb success. Full story...
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Women In Engineering (WIE) outreach initiative

25 March 2011:
Added by Luyolo Nqobile Magangane
WIE held an outreach initiative at Thandokhulu High School. They spoke about all disciplines in Electrical Engineering to 136 Grade 12 learners. They then split the learners up into groups and used all volunteers who attended the event to facilitate a question and answer session about engineering at UCT. We believe students gained a lot from the event and so it was a great success. Full story...
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Robotics and Automation Society (RAS)

24 March 2011:
Added by Luyolo Nqobile Magangane
On Thursday 24 March, RAS hosted South African Breweries (SAB) at UCT with a presentation aimed at Mechatronics Engineers. Over 100 Mechanical and Mechatronics students attended the talk where SAB covered topics such as scholarships and bursaries, internship and vacation work opportunities as well as job application procedures for students about to graduate. The event was a great success. Full story...
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Power and Energy Society (PES) Science Day

12 March 2011:
Added by Luyolo Nqobile Magangane
PES attended the Kensington High Science day and organised a renewable energies exhibition stand. This was an event organised overall by the Science Faculty of UCT where PES was invited to attend. 2000 grade 11 and 12 learners from around Cape Town attended the event which also had stands discussing different aspects of science. Full story...
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Welcome Braai

25 February 2011:
Added by Luyolo Nqobile Magangane
On 25 Febuary we had the first social event of the year - the IEEE-SAIEE Welcome Braai. Over a hundred members turned out at UCT Summer House where we socialised and fraternised until the early evening. Full story...
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