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Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering

Student News:

31/10/05 - Project Reports Due

26/10/05 - Endeavour Exhibition

24/10/05 - Project Labs Closed

20/10/05 - Endeavour Run Sheet

14/10/05 - Oral Presentations Start

12/10/05 - October Newsletter

28/09/05 - Picnic

22/09/05 - Exhibition Floorplan

15/09/05 - September Update 2
+ Important Project Information

02/09/05 - September Update

01/09/05 - Equipment Forms Due

21/09/05 - Open Day

18/08/05 - BECAPS Day

10/08/05 - August Update

01/07/05 - June / July Update

30/05/05 - Progress Report Due

01/05/05 - May Update

21/04/05 - Project Description Due

21/04/05 - Photo Sessions Begin

07/04/05 - Project Information & Intellectual Property Presentation

The Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering was established in 1947 as part of the Faculty of Engineering, which has been offering degrees at The University of Melbourne since 1889. The Department today is internationally recognised for its excellence in teaching and training in a range of undergraduate degrees and for providing an outstanding research environment for staff and postgraduate students.

The principal teaching activity of the Department is in the provision of courses to students of the Bachelor of Engineering degree, Electrical and Computer Engineering and their combined double degree flavours with significant service teaching into Software Engineering and Mechatronics. The major teaching areas in the Department are telecommunications (devices, systems and networks), signal processing, computer engineering and control systems.

The Mission of the department is:

  • To provide excellent and innovative education at the undergraduate and the graduate level in electrical and electronic engineering.
  • To conduct world class research in the broad areas of Telecommunications and Signals and Systems.
  • To be highly valued by government, industry, the community and the engineering profession through meaningful interaction.
  • To contribute to the national agenda.

For more information visit: www.ee.unimelb.edu.au

Project Lab Project Lab

Congratulations to all the Endeavour2005 teams for successfully completing your final year projects. In particular, well done to the members of
LA1, SD4, GP2, CL1, JE4 and Team F for your prize winning projects.

We wish you all the best of luck in your future endeavours.