27 May 2009 - 07:05 by
NathanielLibatique in
News
Welcome to our final year undergraduate engineering and science students (ACS, ECE, COE and students from other disciplines), welcome to this integrative year of your Bachelor of Science program. Your faculty are looking forward to working with you this year on many important research areas and fields that are at the frontiers of society's problems and at the leading edge of the engineering discipline.
Five Areas. Our department research teams and thesis/research seminar topics are organized around:
Biomedical Science and Engineering, Complex Systems, Energy, Environment and Industrial Support. These five organizing principles cluster together science and engineering faculty and both graduate and undergraduate students around exciting multidisciplinary research on topics that have high impact on society and industry in general.
For incoming thesis year students, please visit this
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06 May 2009 - 04:55 by
RodCoronel in
Interesting
Two Ateneo teams emerged as winners in the recently concluded Smart Wireless Engineering and Education Program (SWEEP) Innovation and Excellence Awards held last March 12-14, 2009 at SM Megamall Megatrade Hall 2.
The Smart Pasa Goods team, composed of Carlos Miguel Lacson(5-BS ECE), Aldrin Khan(5-BS ECE), Marc Ericson Santos(5-BS ECE) and Marty Peterson Tan(5-BS ECE) and mentored by Mr. Ronell Sicat(ECCE faculty), bested all ten finalists. Smart Pasa Goods is a system for gathering relief goods through the use of social networking, Smart SMS and Smart Money transfer. It allows advanced collection, easy donation transactions and donation monitoring.
Receiving second runner up is Smart Iwas Baha, a system which allows subscribers to get flood information on public roads through SMS or MMS. Data is collected from actively participating community members and is archived for analysis and other applications. The system was developed by Paulo Olayres(5-BS ECE), Dale Derrick Dy,(5-BS ECE) Grace Benedicto(5-BS ECE) and mentor, Engr. Rod Michael Coronel(ECCE faculty).
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