IEEE CUSB (Cairo University Student Branch) invites you to join the "Graduation Projects Awareness Session".

This event will discuss: how to prepare 3rd year students in Department of Electronics & Communications Engineering for their graduation project ...

When: 03:30 – 06:00 PM, Thursday, May 7th, 2009

Where: El-Sawy Hall, Faculty of Engineering, Cairo University

Speakers

Main Speaker: Dr. Islam Eshrah
Representatives From: MIE (Made-In-Egypt), ITIDA

Abstract
The graduation project is one of the most important measures for any graduate from engineering faculty. Along the time the 3rd year students face some obstacles in their graduation project as choosing most suitable project, team work, project development process, required courses for the project, finding fund,... etc. This session shall gives the current 3rd year students in Department of Electronics & Communications Engineering some advices to avoid these obstacles that the elder students faced. This session mainly aims to introduce the 3rd year students to the work on graduation project generally and save a lot of their time which would be wasted on solving problems already solved by their former colleagues.

Although this session target 3rd year students, anybody can attend to have an idea about what is required in graduation projects.

About ITIDA

ITIDA’s Information Technology Academic Collaboration (ITAC) aims to promote Industry/Universities collaboration through linking academic research with industry and market needs. These collaborative research programs will bring value to IT companies, universities, researchers and the technology community. ITAC programs have been designed to link industry research with market needs. This is coupled with opportunities within IT companies for undergraduate, graduate, master students and Ph.D. students, preparing them for the global IT marketplace.

About Made-In-Egypt (MIE)

MIE is a competition that aims to bridge the gap between university researchers, professionals and business community towards a better impact on our societies. The competition aims at orienting Research and Development activities in Egypt to tackle real needs and problems, foster business-oriented results and develop prototypes for new products with the signature "Made-In-Egypt".