Purpose:
The purpose of the EE Graduate Seminar is to acquaint attendees (professors and graduate students) with a spectrum of research in electrical engineering. The seminar topics have been selected to give a mix of subjects, areas, and depth of coverage. Some seminars will be detailed technically and others will provide a broad perspective.
Seminar Series(Semester 222)
Date | Title | Speaker | Abstract |
01/31/2023
| IT IS TIME TO FLIP YOUR CLASS
| Dr. Maan A. Kousa
| Abstract
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01/24/2023
| Introducing Seminar Course to EE Students
| Dr.Abdelmalek Zidouri
| Abstract
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Seminar Series(Semester 221)
Date | Title | Speaker | Abstract |
09/27/2022
| Multiple RISs-Aided Networks: Performance Analysis and Optimization
| Dr. Anas Salhab
| Abstract
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Seminar Series(Semester 211)
Date |
Title |
Speaker |
Abstract |
12/07/2021
| Mental Stress and Depression: Intelligent Assessment, Intervention and Mitigation Approaches
| Dr.Syed Saad Azhar Ali
| Abstract
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11/09/2021
| Recent Developments in Computational Electromagnetics using The Finite Difference Time Domain Method
| Atef Z. Elsherbeni
| Abstract
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11/09/2021
| Hybrid Radio-over-fiber-wireless Networks: Integrating Optical and Wireless Technologies for Next-generation Infrastructure
| Dr. Mohammed Zahed M. Khan
| Abstract
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10/26/2021
| Electromagnetic-based Wearable Biosensor for Non-Invasive Blood Glucose Monitoring Systems
| Dr. Hussein Attia; (10 min) Dr. Khurram Qureshi (10 min) Dr. Yaqub Mahnashi (10 min) Audience (15 min)
| Abstract
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10/19/2021
| Unmanned Aerial Vehicles in Communications and Sensing
| 1- Dr. Ali Muqaibel (10 min): Detection of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs)
2- Dr.Suhail AlDharrab (10 min):
Statistical channel models for UAV-based communication systems
3- Dr. Ali Nasir (10 min):
Optimizing resource allocation in UAV-enabled communication
4- Audience (15 min): Future UAV Communication and Sensing Research Directions
| Abstract
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10/12/2021
| Multi-Frequency Dielectric Measurement for Rocks Characterization
| Mr. Salah Al-Ofi
| Abstract
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10/05/2021
| Is Hydrogen the Answer to the Quest for Sustainability?
| Dr. Ali Al-Awami
| Abstract
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09/21/2021
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Mixed RF/FSO Relay Networks: RIS-Equipped RF Source vs RIS-Aided RF Source
| Dr. Anas M. Salhab
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Abstract
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09/14/2021
| Development of Origami & Kirigami based Electronics
| Dr. Jhonathan P. Rojas
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Abstract
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09/07/2021
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Introducing EE Seminars to our Students
| Dr. Abdelmalek Zidouri
|
Abstract
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Seminar Series(Semester 202)
Date |
Title |
Speaker |
Abstract |
04/13/2021
| Resource Allocation for Ultra-Reliable and Low-Latency Communication (URLLC) System
|
Dr. Ali Nasir
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Abstract
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04/06/2021
| Compressive Sensing - From Acquisition to Reconstruction
| Dr. Mudassir Masood
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Abstract
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03/30/2021
| Integrated Power, Public Transit, Hydrogen, and Natural Gas Systems: A New Low-Carbon Approach using Energy Storage and Smart Grid Technologies
|
Dr. Hany Farag
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Abstract
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03/22/2021
| Crystal Structure Prediction by Machine Learning
| Dr.Fahhad Al-Harbi
|
Abstract
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03/09/2021
| Water desalination infrastructure as a resource for flexibility to its energy counterpart
|
Dr. Ali Al-Awami
|
Abstract
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02/23/2021
| An Algorithm for Accurate Detection and Correction of Technical and Non-Technical Losses Using Smart Metering | Mr. Abdullah Shah
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Abstract
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02/16/2021
| The Analog Designer's Toolbox (ADT): Towards A New Paradigm for Analog IC Design |
Dr. Hesham Omran
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Abstract
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02/09/2021
| Hydrogen and Renewable Energy Systems: An Overview
| Dr. Muhammad Khalid
|
Abstract
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01/26/2021
| Introductory Seminar: Rules and Regulations
| Dr. Abdelmalek Zidouri
|
Abstract
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Seminar Series(Semester 201)
Date |
Title |
Speaker |
Abstract |
11/24/2020
|
L-band Wavelength Division Multiplexed System: A Key Technology for Next-generation Optical Communication Networks
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Dr.Mohammed Zahed Mustafa Khan
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Abstract
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11/10/2020
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Physics-guided Semi-Supervised Learning to Characterize Subsurface Volumes
|
Dr.Motaz Alfarraj
| Abstract
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11/03/2020
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Towards the design of an end-to-end smart video surveillance system
|
Prof. Azeddine Beghdadi
| Abstract
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10/20/2020
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Blind Source Separation: from basic concepts to new challenges
|
Dr.Prof.Karim Abed-Meraim
| Abstract
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09/27/2020
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Enhanced Model Predictive Control for Multilevel Converters
|
Dr.Aboubakr Salem
| Abstract
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09/22/2020
|
Integrating Microsoft Teams into Teaching
|
Dr.Alaa El-Din Hussein
| Abstract
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09/15/2020
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Quantitative Assessment of Visual Quality for Images and Videos: Present and Future
|
Dr. Mohamed Deriche
| Abstract
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09/08/2020
|
Introductory Seminar: Rules and Regulations
|
Dr.Abdelmalek Zidouri
|
Abstract
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Seminar Series(Semester 192)
Date |
Title |
Speaker |
Abstract |
3/04/2020
| Radio Frequency Sensing in Healthcare: Detection of Falls, Gait Abnormality and Vital Signs
| Dr. Moeness Amin
|
Abstract
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2/25/2020
| Advanced Multilevel Converters in Smart Grid Applications
| Dr. Aboubakr Salem
|
Abstract
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2/11/2020
| Backscatter Communications: An Elegant Path Towards Passive IoT Connectivity
| Dr.Mohammad Alhassoun
|
Abstract
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2/11/2020
|
Wireless Geophone Sensing for Oil and Gas Exploration:
Challenges and Opportunities
| Dr.Feras Al Dirini
|
Abstract
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1/28/2020
|
Mentoring Undergraduate Researchers:
Lessons Learnt
| Dr. Ali Muqaibel
|
Abstract
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Seminar Series(Semester 191)
Date |
Title |
Speaker |
Abstract |
12/26/2019
|
On the rubust distributed control of inverted-based microgrids.
|
Dr.Ing. Alessandro Pisano, PhD
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Abstract
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12/10/2019
| Software-Defined Opto-Acoustic Network Architecture for Internet of Underwater Things
| Dr.Abdulkadir Celik
|
Abstract
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12/08/2019
| Flexible thermodynamic power cycles for efficient waste heat recovery | Professor Yu Zhibin
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Abstract
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12/04/2019
| A glimpse into power converters for modern wind turbines
| Dr.Hamza Chaal
|
Abstract
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12/01/2019
| Challenges with Integration of Inverter Based Solar PV Distributed Generation
| Dr. Georgios Konstantinou
|
Abstract
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11/26/2019
| LaTex for Beginners – Professional Publications
| Dr.Muhammad Khalid
|
Abstract
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11/18/2019
Cancelled
| Smart Grid: Is it the Right Choice for the Future?
| Dr. Khalid Ahmed
|
Abstract
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11/17/2019
|
Advanced Computational Methods for Power System Operations and Management
| Professor G. Kumar Venayagamoorthy
|
Abstract
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11/12/2019
| Privacy and Cyber Security in Massive Wireless Networks
| Dr.Hesham ElSawy
|
Abstract
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11/05/2019
| Photonics: A key enabling technology of the future
| Dr.Mohammed Zahed Khan
|
Abstract
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10/15/2019
| Organic-Inorganic Heterostructures for Stretchable Electronics
| Dr. Jhonathan Prieto Rojas
|
Abstract
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10/08/2019
| Recent reserach activities in applied electromegnetics laboratory
| Dr.Hussain Attia
|
Abstract
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10/01/2019
| Emerging Materials in Solar Cells
| Dr.Fahhad H. Al Harbi
|
Abstract
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09/24/2019
| Advanced Electronics to Replace Traditional Mechanical Geophones: Research Opportunities
| Dr. Hussain A. Alzaher
|
Abstract |
Seminar Series(Semester 182)
Date |
Title |
Speaker |
Abstract |
04/23/2019
| Binocular Vision Modelling for Efficient Coding and Quality Assessment in the Framework of Immersive Technologies
| Dr. Chaker Larabi |
Abstract |
03/26/2019
| Harvesting the Energy of the Electromagnetic Wave—From Tesla to THz and Beyond
| Prof. Omar Ramahi
|
Abstract
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03/19/2019
| Underwater optical communication: A complementing undersea wireless technology
| Dr. Mohammed Zahed
|
Abstract
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03/12/2019
|
The Evolution of Medical Image Processing and Analysis with
Artificial Intelligence (AI) – engineering challenges in modern
healthcare
|
Dr. Mahbubunnabi Tamal
|
Abstract
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03/10/2019
|
We are Tektronix, and we are for the engineer
|
Mr. Issam Arif
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Abstract
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02/26/2019
| Time-critical Mobility Navigation control of Autonomous Mobile Robots in First Responder Situations
| Dr. Ahmad Masoud | Abstract |
02/19/2019
| Novel Metering System of a Three-phase Oil Flow in Horizontal oil Pipeline
|
Dr. Sharif Iqbal Shaikh
|
Abstract
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Date |
Title |
Speaker |
Abstract |
12/10/2018
| New Trends in Optical Communications
| Dr.Moustafa Hussein Aly Hassan
|
Abstract
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11/26/2018
| FOSS TCAD/EDA Platform for Compact Modeling
| Dr. Wladek Grabinski
|
Abstract
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11/27/2018
| Quantum-dash nanostructure based tunable semiconductor lasers for green optical communications
| Dr. Mohammed Zahed Mustafa Khan
|
Abstract
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11/13/2018
| Visible Light Communications: From Theory to Industrial Standardization
| Dr. Murat Uysal
|
Abstract
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11/06/2018
| On-chip Switched-capacitor DC-DC converters: Overview and Challenges.
| Dr.Yaqub Mahnashi
|
Abstract
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10/16/2018
| Massive Wireless Networks in 5G and Beyond: Spatiotemporal Modeling and Design
| Dr. Hesham Elsawy
|
Abstract
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10/16/2018
|
Research Management and Professional Social
Networking: Introduction to Mendeley®
|
Dr. Ali H. Muqaibel
|
Abstract
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10/09/2018
| Advanced power system uncertainty representation in wind power generation planning
| Dr.Fahad Al-Ismail
|
Abstract
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09/18/2018
|
Seismic model estimation using particle-swarm optimization
|
Dr.Bo Liu
|
Abstract
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Seminar Series(Semester 172)
Date |
Title |
Speaker |
Abstract |
04/25/2018
| Collimated light propagation: The next frontier in underwater wireless communication
| Mr. Hussain Ali Prof. Mohamed-Slim Alouini
| Abstract
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| 04/17/2018 | Target Parameter Esmaon in MIMO
| Mr. Hussain Ali | Abstarct |
| 04/10/2018 | Introduction to Electronic Technologies and WaferCatalyst | Dr. Abdulfattah Mohammad Obeid | Abstract
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| 04/04/2018 | Symmetrical components – an interesting tool to investigate in multi-phase systems
| Prof.Ralph M.Kennel | Abstract |
| 03/27/2018 | Optical Wireless Technology: Trends and Applications | Dr. Mohammed Zahed Khan | Abstract |
| 03/13/2018 | Electromagnetic Metamaterials for Antenna Applications | Dr. Hussein Attia | Abstract |
| 03/07/2018 | Microbial Fuel Cells: Energy Harvesting from Bacteria | Dr.Jhonathan Prieto Rojas | Abstract |
| 02/27/2018 | Distributed Energy Storage and Demand Side Management-Part 1: An Overview
| Dr. Muhammad Khalid | Abstract |
| 02/20/2018 | Deep Learning, from
discrimination to generation
| Mr. Abdullah Hamdi | Abstarct |
| 02/06/2018 | Quasi-Newton Least-Mean Fourth Adaptive Algorithm | Dr. Azzedine Zerguine | Abstract
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| 01/30/2018 | Computational Materials Design: Developments And Applications For Solar Cells |
Dr. Fahhad Alharbi |
Abstarct
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Seminar Series(Semester 171)
Date |
Title |
Speaker |
Abstract |
12/19/2017 |
Supply chain management |
Mr. David Eastwood | |
12/12/2017 |
Robust Secrecy Rate Maximization for MISO WIPT System with Transmit TS Scheme |
Dr.Ali Arshad Nasir | |
11/28/2017 |
Adding More Value in the Downturn Time from Digital Oil Field; What is More to Leverage |
Dr. Abdullah Al Qahtani | |
11/21/2017 |
Sufficient conditions for Domain stabilizability of uncertain fractional-order systems under static-output feedbacks |
Dr. Salim Ibrir | |
11/07/2017 |
Next Generation Antennas for Wireless Devices |
Dr. Hussein Attia | |
10/31/2017 |
Color Image Representations: From Pixels to Robust Perceptual Hash Codes |
Dr.Lahouari Ghouthi | |
10/24/2017 |
Injection Locked Semiconductor Lasers for Future High Speed Optical Communications |
Dr. Mohammed Zahed M. Khan | |
10/17/2017 |
MIMO Antenna System Designs for 4G and 5G Applications: Current Status and Future Forecast |
Dr. Mohammad S. Sharawi | |
10/10/2017 |
Electric Utilities Want to Control Your Demand? Why Is This a Good Idea |
Dr. Ali Al-Awami | |
10/03/2017 |
Planar Nano electronic Devices and Biosensors Using 2D Nanomaterials |
Dr. Feras Al-Dirini |
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Information For Speakers:
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Unless agreed upon otherwise, the seminar should be (30 minutes presentation, 15 minutes for Q & A, and the remaining time for face to face contact and refreshments).
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The room should be equipped with computer with power point installed and a computer projector. The speaker is strongly advised to test his presentation in advance.
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Please keep the level of the presentation reasonable. It is fair to assume a background of a BS in Electrical Engineering.
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If the presentation has been presented in a technical conference or Journal, please modify to suit the audience (Professors and Graduate students from EE and possibly other departments)
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Please provide a written short biography to be introduced to the audience at the beginning of the seminar.
Information For Registered Students:
For Students Officially Registered for Electrical Engineering Graduate Seminars EE599 -
The first thing to do is to send an e-mail to the coordinator (Dr. Abdelmalek Zidouri) with all your contact information.
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You must arrive at the seminar room before the starting time. Please do not arrive late. Please be courteous to our speakers.
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Attendance: students are expected to meet the course attendance objectives. While this is a zero credit course, grades of NP (No Grade Pass) or
F (Fail) are awarded. Attendance is recorded each seminar.
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If you wish to contribute to the seminars you may contact Dr. Abdelmalek Zidouri.
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Seminars can provide excellent opportunity to expose you to possible thesis problems.
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Should you have any questions regarding this course, the professor in charge is Dr. Abdelmalek Zidouri.
Guidelines for attendance of our EE seminars for EE599 and EE699 :
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Course Graded on a Pass or Fail basis: NP or F.
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To pass the EE599 or EE699 courses you need:
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To attend at least 8 meetings of Seminars organized by EE Department (or co-organized with other Departments).
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Three meetings maximum, may be accounted for, from other Events outside EE Dept. This can be from IEEE local or international conferences and meetings, with EE seminar coordinator approval.
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If for a genuine reason, the 8 attendances is not met in a semester, the student gets an IC grade and may complete the remaining number of meetings the following semester.
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In general, we deliver about 13 seminars per semester, so attending 8 meetings is considered enough to pass the course.
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EE seminars are usually offered on Tuesdays at 1 or 2:00 pm. starting from the second week of the semester.
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The coordinator is responsible for the students officially registered under EE599. He should follow their attendance and assigned them a NP "No Grade Pass" or
F "Fail" letter grade at the end of the semester.
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Decide and reserve the room to be used for the seminar. The usual time allocated by the department is 1:00-2:00PM. During this time no other classes are offered.
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Make proper arrangement with the Department secretaries to request refreshments for the seminar.
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Prepare and send the announcement for the seminar a head of time (subject, speaker, abstract, time, location)
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Contact speakers from the academia and the industry and provide a variety of topics related to the department interest. Special occasions like conferences and short courses might attract speakers who can be invited to give seminars within the department.
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Make sure the seminar runs smoothly with good interaction.
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Provide help and support to the speaker if needed.
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Update the seminar webpage and promote the attendance and utilization.
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Coordination for local/international speakers invitations
