We invite all engineers to come out to the ENS lawn and get cheap delicious fajitas (chicken, beef, or mushroom). Fajitas are $1 apiece or, for $2.50, you can have 2 fajitas, chips, and a soda. If you bring your IEEE membership card, you get a 50% discount.

Spaces are limited, so please show up on time to make sure you get a spot. There will be 30 computers available inside the lab!
Meeting agenda:
Meeting details are available on our calendar (link) for your convenience
Meeting time: 7:00 PM - 8:30 PM.
Location: RLM 4.102, as usual.
Members,
There is an initiative being pushed forward by SALD (That's the UT organization that oversees student organizations like IEEE) to have organization members be officially registered with their organization. To fulfill our obligation to SALD, we have created a very simple Form for active Members to fill out. We will collect names until approximately Nov. 20 2009 and then submit the data to SALD. Only Members officially registered through the University in this way can 'officially' be considered Members of the IEEE Branch.
Please go to http://ieee.ece.utexas.edu/memberform to submit your information. We pledge not to use any information submitted for anything other than registering with SALD.
-The IEEE Executive Officers
Meeting agenda:
Meeting details are available on our calendar (link) for your convenience
Meeting time: 7:00 PM - 8:30 PM.
Location: RLM 4.102, as usual.
Meeting agenda:
Meeting details are available on our calendar (link) for your convenience
Meeting time: 7:00 PM - 8:30 PM.
Location: RLM 4.102, as usual.
Meeting agenda:
Meeting details are available on our calendar (link) for your convenience
Meeting time: 7:00 PM - 8:30 PM.
Location: RLM 4.102, as usual.
All IEEE members, EE/BME/etc. students are invited to IEEE's second general meeting!
We will be having one additional officer election to fill a spot that was not filled at the first meeting. There will, of course, be free food and drink.
IEEE Societies will be presenting brief updates and there will be a brief presentation from the Association for Unmanned Vehicle Systems International.
And, the main attraction is our first company presentation of the year: Accenture.
Meeting details are available on our calendar (link) for your convenience
Meeting time is 6:30 PM - not 7:00 PM because Accenture is running another presentation after our meeting.
Location: RLM 4.102, as usual.
Texas Instruments: Connect in a Virtual Infosession
Here’s your chance to learn how you can work with the widest range of Power, Analog and Mixed Signal products in the world, and gain valuable experience by working closely with industry experts.
Join us to learn more about this dynamic 18-month rotational program for Electrical Engineers that prepares you for a career in Analog Applications Engineering.
Current analog knowledge is not as critical as the desire, ambition and ability to become an analog expert.
Don’t miss this Virtual Infosession opportunity to get connected with Texas Instruments!
When:
September 15
7-8 pm Central
Where & How:
Click here to register for this webinar.
Why:
Learn what Applications Engineering is and how it can provide you with a strong foundation on which to build your engineering expertise.
Who:
Our special invites – you!
The Center for Commercialization of Electric Technologies (CCET) and IEEE Region 5 are sponsoring the Second Annual Student Design Competition. The topic for the 2009-2010 school year is Practical Solar Photovoltaic DC Control and Supply System.
This second annual competition asks students, including graduate students, to submit a paper design for a direct current (DC) energy delivery system intended for existing homes or small businesses with solar panels or energy storage devices. The system will be designed to safely and efficiently use DC power in a residence. The schedule for this contest is set to encourage submissions to be part of senior design projects for Fall 2009, but is also open to all student and graduate student members of IEEE Region 5. Cash awards totaling $5000 will be granted. In addition, the winning student, or team of students, will be invited to receive trophies and cash prizes at the annual Region 5 IEEE meeting (travel expenses paid by CCET), and may participate as a paid consultant in an industry project to develop a working prototype and possibly to develop the device into a commercial product.
Deadlines:
For more information, please contact Steve E. Watkins, IEEE Region 5 Student Activities Chair, at steve.e.watkins@ieee.org. Additional information can be found at the Electric Technology Center web page.