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IEEE Computer Society Ryerson University Chapter

November 2, 2017 By

IEEE Computer Society Ryerson University Chapter (IEEE CSRC) is a subdivision of IEEE Ryerson Student Branch that will be hosting computer related events throughout the year! IEEE CSRC has big plans to teach the engineering students the fundamentals and implementations of Machine Learning/AI and Virtual Reality! The fall semester has been focused on Software Fundamental […]

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IEEE REC Workshops

October 10, 2017 By erumhasan

Engineering encompasses a passion to create the wealth in our society that connects us. The childish curiosity to push past our limits of knowledge challenges us. Ryerson Electronics Chapter creates a community inspiring us to have fun leveraging the theory from the lecture hall into DIY electronics projects. REC is dedicated to promoting the […]

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HEC Featuring IEEE – Arduino and 7-Segment Display Workshop

February 4, 2017 By

Another great and successful workshop by HEC and IEEE Ryerson University Student Branch. We got to explore one of the most commonly used components in circuitry and prototyping - the seven-segment display successfully and had an amazing time doing it! Thanks everyone for joining us! See you next week.

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HEC Featuring IEEE – Audio Amplification Workshop

February 4, 2017 By

Ryerson Hobby Electronics and IEEE Ryerson Chapter hosted another amazing workshop yesterday for students. Thank you to everyone who came out and we hope that moment you saw your project in action was worth it. Stay tuned for what's coming next week.

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Intro to Arduino Workshop

January 25, 2017 By

IEEE and HEC collaborated together for it's first Arduino workshop on January 19th at ENG303. The workshop included fundamentals of the Arduino, how to use a breadboard and basic lab equipment. Turnout was great, with over 60 people showing up for the event!