Events

The 2014 Toyota Electric Vehicle Challenge demands high school students design and build their own electric car. Teams will compete in both 12 and 24 volt race and will participate in a design contest to prove their engineering know-how. For information on starting a team, volunteering, and visiting the event, visit the event website.

Jennifer Smith, M.Sc.Mgmt. P.Eng will be the first speaker in this lecture series by Awesome Women Engineers sponsored by ONWiE and OSPE and hosted by UW.

Xiao Huang from Concordia University will be presenting her seminar;  Mixed Integer Second-Order Cone Optimization (MISOCO) Disjunctive Conic Cuts (DCCs) and Portfolio Models.

Jenyi Chen from Cleveland State University will be presenting his seminar

Qing Li from Hong Kong University of Science and Technology will be presenting his seminar.

*Please note: Professor Li's seminary will be held on Thursday at 11:30 a.m., as opposed to the regularly scheduled seminars on Mondays.

2014 Theme: “The Connected Age”

The annual research exhibition of the Faculty of Engineering is open to the public, and in particular industry representatives, government research funding agencies, community partners, and anyone with an interest in Engineering research and innovation. Research topics related to the Internet of Things, wearable technology, smart grid, connected/autonomous vehicles, advanced

Attahiru Alfa from the University of Manitoba will be presenting his seminar; Queuing theory and communication systems

Jean-Francois Cordeau from HEC Montreal will be presenting his seminar; Stochastic production routing. 

*Please note: Professor Cordeau's seminar will be held on Friday November 28th, at 2:30 p.m., as opposed to the regularly scheduled seminars on Mondays.

Waterloo Engineering is hosting select applicants for an expenses-paid trip to Waterloo to learn more about our leading graduate research programs. The Graduate Studies Visit Day is an invitation only event.

Please join Dean Pearl Sullivan to learn more about the future of Engineering 7 (E7) and the benefits this new building will have for engineering undergrads!