Executives

The Executive officers oversee club affairs, initiate and maintain relations with external and internal parties, manage finances, and ensure each committee meets their goals each semester smoothly.

Activities

The Activities committee provides social support to the IEEE and EECS community by planning and hosting social events, ranging from escape rooms to virtual game nights.

HOPE

The HOPE committee serves as the backbone for developing and facilitating our IEEE Hands On PCB Engineering Decal, a fun and interactive course to introduce electrical engineering fundamentals to students. The course introduces students to Printed Circuit Board (PCB) design, an essential component in electronics, through interactive labs and projects using the open-source KiCad software.

Industry Relations

The Industry Relations Committee is responsible for communicating and working with external organizations and companies. Officers contact and interact with company representatives, make unique connections within the tech industry, help host company info sessions, tech-talks, the biannual Startup Fair, and other partnerships with industry to benefit the IEEE and EECS student body.

Micromouse

The Micromouse committee runs the IEEE Micromouse program, which includes a DeCal and a competition team. The DeCal is a hands-on course aimed at undergraduates with an interest in robotics. In this class, teams of 2~3 students are formed to build and program autonomous, maze-solving cars that follow the standards set in the national IEEE’s Micromouse competition.

Website

The Website committee maintains the main website of IEEE (what you're seeing now!) and related sub-projects within the student branch.

Professional Development

The Professional Development Committee works in a close-knit team to organize workshops, cooperate with other organizations, and coordinate with innovators from academia to bring professional awareness to the EECS community. It successfully hosts numerous internship/research workshops, mentorship events, undergrad-graduate student mixers, and more.

Technical Operations

The Technical Operations Committee maintains IEEE’s technological infrastructure, which includes but is not limited to the website and mail server, office space, and internal organizational documentation. Starting in Fall 2020, the committee also heads the management of team projects with general members, often working together with the Website committee.

Marketing

The Marketing committee manages the club’s social media, releases biweekly newsletters, develops custom stickers for upper div EE classes, runs the IEEE blog, and designs the club’s merch and promotional materials.