Class of SYDE 2B Dean's honors students with Undergraduate chair Prof. Carolyn MacGregor and Department Chair Prof. Paul Fieguth
All of the SYDE 361 groups consented to having their group photos taken, and they can be found here for your viewing pleasure:
Systems Design Engineering students will exhibit product designs that are themed around the Internet-of-Things (IOT) this week.
15 student groups in a third-year Systems Design Engineering course will present and demonstrate various product design prototypes.
The student groups were each required to select from a taxonomy of IOT application areas, namely:
On a sticky August Saturday in 2008, Steven Woods got a call on his cellphone.
Assistant Professor Nasser Azad was one of nineteen UW researchers to receive an Early Researcher Award, for his work on the intelligent Energy Management of Electric Vehicles Under Driving Behaviour Uncertainty.[Read more]
Vehicles that are smarter and more environmentally-friendly than current models could emerge from technology developed at a new research facility at the University of Waterloo.
Jason Deglint, Andrew Cameron, Christian Scharfenberger from the Department of Systems Design Engineering, Dr. Alexander Wong (Canada Research Chair in Medical Imaging Systems) and Dr.
Catherine Booth becomes vice-chair of the Board of Governors. A Waterloo alumna, Booth graduated with a BASc in systems design engineering in 1988 and an MASc in management sciences in 1990. [Read more]
“Persuasive Health Technology to Improve Health and Wellbeing”
The maker movement — a global do-it-yourself culture of people who make things — has inspired a group of Waterloo Engineering students to create a soldering iron that’s safe and easy to use.
“We specifically designed the Solder Otter for the Maker Market,” said Vanessa Guido, a systems design engineering student and chief executive officer of Solder Otter. “We’ve had a lot of great feedback on our product.” [Read more]