Réunion exécutif janvier 2025Agenda: 1. Formalités: Adoption OdJ, PV de 2024.9 et MAJ Finances. (15 mins) - Guillaume & YvesPoint spécial Finances: Courriel de Vicky Li (6 janvier) - Financial Reporting in NGBCPoint spécial Secrétaire: Roster à jour ? Courriel de Raed Abdullah, 23 dé<a href="http://cembre.Est-ce" target="_blank" title="cembre.Est-ce">cembre.Est-ce que tout est prêt au niveau des rapports IEEE?2. Chapitres et Groupe d’Affinités (40 mins)2.1 Chapitre CommunicationsSymposium Biennal sur les Communications (BSC 2025)Conférence “distinguished lecturer”2.2 Chapitre PhotoniqueFormation du nouveau Comité ExécutifConférence “'International Topical Meeting on Microwave Photonics' à Québec” en octobre 2025 (Lawence Chen, McGill).2.3 Chapitre InformatiqueMarc Perron: Proposition de conférence “Entrepreneur Ph.D.” : Ariane Garon, Dracal - 20 février 20252.4 Chapitre GeoscienceActivité Dr. Ridha Touzi2.5 WIEColloque industriel2.6 Autres: Chapitre Bioélectronique, YP, Section étudiante3. Annonces rapides / Varia (5 mins)IEEE Canada: Sandra Pozzer, rencontre du 7 janvier 2025Prochaine rencontre: 14 février 2025Virtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/462448

UMRT, in collaboration with UMIEEE, is excited to host a git/GitHub Workshop on Friday, January 17, 2025, at 6 PM in E2-304. The workshop will be led by one of our advisors, former UMIEEE chair, and current Software Developer at PTx Trimble, Mahyar .He will cover the fundamentals of git/GitHub and explain its importance in project development and why it's a key industry <a href="http://standard.Co-sponsored" target="_blank" title="standard.Co-sponsored">standard.Co-sponsored by: University of Manitoba Robotics TeamSpeaker(s): , , , Room: E2-304, Bldg: EITC, 75 Chancellors Cir, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada

A collaboration between the IEEE Student Branch at the University of Guelph and the University of Guelph Robotics TeamIn this workshop, students will be given breadboards and components to design circuits from diagrams provided by the IEEE Student Branch and University of Guelph Robotics <a href="http://Team.This" target="_blank" title="Team.This">Team.This is a three-part series, and this is the first event. In the second event, students will be grouped into teams, and will be given an introduction to KiCad to design a PCB based on the circuit they designed in the first event. In the final event, students will be given an introduction to soldering, using the PCBs that they designed in the previous workshop!Room: 1002, Bldg: THRN Building, 50 Stone Rd E, Guelph, Ontario, Canada