Welcome to IEEE Projects!

We're hosting projects for you to get some hands-on experience! This semester, we're trying to change up the pace of projects with a hardware project: SIEEECURE. We also have IEEE Time for software development.

Projects will take ~5 hours/wk of commitment. If you're interested in applying computer science skills to practical applications, we highly encourage you to apply using the button on the right!

Please refer below for a detailed list of project descriptions.

For more information, feel free to Slack Jim Fang or send an email to jfx (at)

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Fall 2024 Projects

SIEEECURE

IEEE-Time

Speech Recognition & Processing Project

Infrastructure Team

Details
IEEE-Time
IEEE Time is a suite of internal management tools for our club. Some features include member management, room reservation, internal calendar, inventory, and much more! You will be working on various feature developments for our management suite in Node.js, Express.js, MongoDB, and other web technologies. Prior experience is good to have, but not a requirement!

SIEEECURE
SIEEECURE (Physical security enclave in Verilog): This project aims to tackle developing a secure system from a hardware level. The goal is to develop threat models and implement a secure hardware encryption module on a FPGA. You will learn the fundamentals of VLSI design with Verilog, SystemVerilog, and other design tools.



CS 61C experience is RECOMMENDED and further interest in computer security, computer architecture, or digital logic design is awesome! If you don't have 61C under your belt, no worries! Feel free to contact Jim Fang on Slack to learn more.
Speech Recognition & Processing Project (AI/ML)
The project will build an application that can transcribe text either in real time or from mp3 files. The goal of the project is to build something like AWS transcribe but make it open source for other people to use. The project would be implemented using deep learning libraries such as TenserFlow or PyTorch.

Infrastructure Team (SysAdmin, Systems & DevOps)
The infrastructure team will maintain all IEEE servers both in our office in 288 Cory and in the campus datacenter. The team will provide infrastructure support to the rest of the IEEE committees and projects (everything from updating websites to spinning up new servers for hosting). If you are interested in Linux, System Administration, Tinkering around with mail servers, Nginx, etc., join the infra team!