Charger IEEE is the IEEE Student Branch of UAHuntsville. They compete in the annual IEEE SoutheastCon robotics competition, software competition and web design competition. The UAH Student Branch was instrumental in hosting SoutheastCon 2008 here in Huntsville. In addition to SoutheastCon, they also mentor junior students and host training sessions such as the UAH Advanced Charger Trainer. The UAH Student Branch also hosts frequent social activities such as camping and canoe trips.
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Chair’s Message – Section Events and Outlook, June 2011
Like all North Alabama communities, IEEE Huntsville Section members continue recovery from the devastating effects of the April 27th tornadoes, attending loss of life and property, and week-long power outage during the TVA infrastructure recovery. As thousands rebuild their lives and property in the wake of widespread destruction, hastened with volunteer assistance from across the [...]
By Bob Robinson on June 13th, 2011
Chair’s Message – Section Events and Outlook, Spring 2011
IEEE Huntsville Section has seen a series of activities so far this year, beginning with the Alabama Regional Future City Competition (ARFCC) in January, followed with exception performance of the ARFCC top finisher in the national Future City Competition in Washington, D.C. during Engineers Week in mid-February. The Section presented awards to outstanding community [...]
By Bob Robinson on April 12th, 2011
2011 NASA/Army/Industry/Academia Systems and Software Engineering Forum
The 2011 3rd Annual Systems and Software Engineering Forum is rescheduled to July 26th and 27th at UAHuntsville’s University Center. For current program information and agendas, visit the Forum websites: https://mrpt.saic.com/ssf/default.html or http://www.pcs.uah.edu/jsp/forum.jsp
The Forum agenda features subject matter experts delivering systems and software engineering presentations that you don’t want to miss, and you [...]
By Bob Robinson on April 11th, 2011
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