To support your role in inspiring students to pursue careers in STEM-related fields, we are pleased to offer the following program which provides a complete STEM curriculum for grade 11-12 students. This program will provide access to STEM content and the technical expertise of our IEEE members to help you integrate this content into your teaching practice. The program will be delivered from January to June 2025. [] The program begins with a guided 16-week presentation of a (https://www.cool-mcu.com/bundles/rpi-pico-robotics-and-iot-curriculum-for-pre-university-educators), followed by regularly scheduled office hours as you apply the concepts into your teaching practice. Please review the following video which describes the program: https://youtu.be/LBHYEj2qobs This training is targeted towards Grade 11/12 Computer or Electronics Engineering Teachers, and will be delivered virtually using a Learning Management System, combined with weekly live Q/A sessions to verify mastery of the material. When registering, please complete all address fields, so we can ship you a robot kit and track in time for the kick-off session! Agenda: Kick-Off Meeting Agenda: Outcomes Courses & Topic Coverage IoT Robot Hardware Review Using the LMS Detailed Training Schedule Assigned reading and lab exercise Virtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/436135

[] In this presentation, we will first explore the vision for 6G networks as envisioned by standardization bodies and industry leaders. We will then delve into two key aspects of 6G: AI integration and immersive communication. To illustrate our research in these areas, we will present two case studies: (1) edge intelligence-empowered integrated sensing and communication, and (2) user-centric mobile augmented reality. Speaker(s): Professor Jie Gao, Agenda: 12:00pm - 12:30pm: Talk by Professor Jie Gao 12:30pm - 12:45pm: Networking and Lunch 12:45pm - 1:00pm: Remainder of Talk with Q/A Room: RBCx Finance Quarter, Bldg: Hub350, 350 Legget Dr, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, K2K 3N1

CCECE 2025 will have a conference hub in the Fred Kaiser building on UBC's Vancouver campus. Exhibitors will have academic and industry conference attendees regularly flowing through the room where their exhibits are on display. This event registration is specifically for the exhibitors and sponsors of the event. For full conference details, visit https://ccece2025.ieee.ca/ Room: 2020/2030, Bldg: Fred Kaiser Building, 2332 Main Mall, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

The IEEE Vancouver Section along with the organizers of the Canadian Conference on Electrical and Computer Engineering (CCECE) 2025 invite you to attend this dynamic Industry Summit taking place alongside the academic proceedings of CCECE 2025. The core of the Industry Summit will be held from May 27 to 29, 2025 along with the conference at the Vancouver UBC Campus. These will be precede by a day of workshops and tutorials on Monday May 26 free of charge for those registered with the full Industry Summit registration. Attendees can expect to learn about the latest developments and technology applications in a variety of technological domains including AI, Cybersecurity, Humanitarian initiatives, Wildfire management, Transportation Infrastructure, and Electric Vehicle Charging infrastructure, in addition to sessions centering around entrepreneurship and education. Workshops & Tutorials – Monday, May 26 Kick off the week with hands-on workshops and tutorials focused on building core professional skills. This year’s sessions will cover: - Standards – understanding the frameworks that guide engineering excellence - Design Creativity – fostering innovative thinking in technical design - Technical Writing – communicating complex ideas with clarity and precision - Orbit Share – enhancing collaboration and sharing of research and ideas These workshops are designed to equip participants with essential tools to lead confidently in both academic and industry environments. (https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/482273). Day 1 – Tuesday, May 27: Artificial Intelligence, Cybersecurity & Entrepreneurship This stream explores how artificial intelligence is transforming industries and how cybersecurity is critical in safeguarding our increasingly digital world. Morning sessions will feature renowned speakers, keynote talks, and expert panels discussing intelligent systems, ethical considerations, and modern defense strategies. These sessions will provide valuable insights into the evolving roles of AI and cybersecurity across sectors, highlighting real-world applications and future challenges. In the afternoon, the spotlight shifts to entrepreneurship, showcasing how startups and innovators are solving real-world problems and driving economic growth. Day 2 – Wednesday, May 28: Environmental Resilience, Multi-sensor navigation, History & Lifelong Learning This day focuses on how engineering and data science are helping to address natural disasters, particularly wildfires. Sessions will cover predictive modelling, early warning systems, and emergency response technologies. The afternoon invites reflection on the legacy of electrical and computer engineering, and the critical role of continuing education in keeping pace with today’s fast-changing technological landscape. A parallel track offers in-depth analysis into multi-sensor navigation. Day 3 – Thursday, May 29: Sustainable Mobility & Smart Infrastructure Conclude the conference with a deep dive into the future of sustainable transportation. Sessions will highlight developments in EV charging infrastructure, clean energy mobility, and policy innovation. In the afternoon, the focus turns to wireless communications and smart infrastructure, examining how connected systems are transforming urban planning, traffic flow, and city development for the future. CCECE 2025 Conference integration The Industry Summit attendees will be able to experience memorable plenary sessions shared with the academic conference. Exhibits and student engineering design teams will be on display in the conference hub in the Fred Kaiser building, where food will be provided in morning and afternoon breaks along with lunch. Pricing of the event is meant to be attractive to all members of the local technology community, and especially so for IEEE Members. For more information about IEEE Membership, visit: https://www.ieee.org/membership/join/index.html Co-sponsored by: IEEE Canada Agenda: Full agendas along with speaker information will be published soon on the CCECE 2025 website. https://ccece2025.ieee.ca/industry-summit/ Follow the conference at: https://www.linkedin.com/company/ccece-2025/ Room: TBD, 2332 Main Mall, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, V6T 1Z4

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What inspired you to become an Engineer? Are you the type of person who looks for opportunities to experiment with technology – just for the fun of it? Amateur Radio is a hobby that provides participants with an unlimited opportunity to explore science and technology in fun ways while making friends and getting involved in club activities and community events. The opportunities are truly unlimited. Come join us on May 27th at 3:00pm at Hub350 where you will hear from members of the Ottawa Amateur Radio Club about how to get your Amateur Radio License and see some of the technologies they build and use. Learn more about the club activities and community events that they support. You will have an opportunity to get “Hands-on” during this session. Also, the IEEE AP-S/URSI Conference will be held at the Rogers Centre in downtown Ottawa (https://2025.apsursi.org/) this year from July 13-18, 2025. IEEE-SIGHT will be there. The Special Interest Group on Humanitarian Technology (SIGHT) program is a network of IEEE volunteers around the globe that partner with under-served communities and local organizations to leverage technology for sustainable development. There is great interest from the local Amateur Radio community to work with us to develop a SIGHT Chapter in Ottawa. Perhaps this is an area that some of you may also be interested in. Speaker(s): Roger Egan, Bldg: HUB 350, 350 Legget Dr, Kanata, Ontario, Canada, K2K3N1

Join IEEE Vancouver Young Professionals (YP) for a Social Mixer, a dynamic networking event held in conjunction with the Canadian Conference on Electrical and Computer Engineering (CCECE) 2025 reception. This event is designed to connect early-career professionals, students, and industry leaders in a relaxed and inclusive setting. This mixer takes place alongside the CCECE 2025 Industry Summit—a three-day program of high-impact sessions and practical workshops addressing today’s most pressing technological challenges and innovations, including: 🔹 Workshops (May 26): Hands-on sessions on standards, design creativity, technical writing, and collaborative research 🔹 Industry Summit (May 27–29): Tracks on AI, cybersecurity, entrepreneurship, clean energy, EV infrastructure, smart cities, and more --------------------------------------------------------------- 🌟 Why Attend the YP Social Mixer? - Offers a unique forum for YPs to connect with peers, mentors, and speakers from leading industry tracks - Helps develop soft skills and confidence through informal peer-to-peer and mentor interactions - Encourages greater participation in IEEE technical communities - Supports the student-to-YP transition and builds a stronger sense of belonging - Reinforces the value of community and collaboration within IEEE beyond academic and technical sessions 🤝 YP Info Booth | 🍴 Catered Whether you are attending the Industry Summit or just joining us for the evening, this event is your opportunity to connect, reflect, and grow. P.S. If you are volunteering at CCECE 2025, please contact [email protected] to receive your free ticket to the YP Social Mixer. Co-sponsored by: CCECE 2025 Bldg: UBC Fred Kaiser Building Atrium, 2332 Main Mall, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, V6T 1Z4

Visitors will have a chance to see the Operations & Maintenance Centre (OMC) for Vancouver's iconic SkyTrain. The centre is conveniently located near Edmonds Skytrain Station. PPE will be provided by BC Rapid Transit Co hosts. 6800 14th Ave, Burnaby, British Columbia, Canada, V3N 4S7

Join the Vancouver Section and CCECE 2025 attendees for an exclusive tour of Vancouver's (https://www.broadwaysubway.ca/) which is transforming the Broadway corridor. There is limited space, so we encourage individuals to sign up before this event is fully booked. Note that the tour is in an active construction site. Attendees must be able to navigate the site on foot, and will require their own personal protective equipment as follows: - Hard Hat - High visibility vest - CSA certified Steel Toed Boots - CSA certified gloves - CSA certified safety glasses In the registration process, please make note if you might need support sourcing any of the safety equipment. Photography will not be permitted in the construction area to ensure the safety of the site. There will be an opportunity for a group photo outside the site. Meeting Place The meeting place is on Foley Street and Great Northern Way. See the map below with the green circle and follow the road towards the train tracks. For those driving to the event, there is pay parking at Nemesis Coffee, shown on the map with a knife and fork icon. Foley St, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

[] Please join us on for an informative virtual presentation on what's changing in project management, with special attention on how AI is impacting every part of the process. We'll explore some of the tools available to project managers and talk about how to future-proof your career from an AI perspective, whether you're managing projects or just working with them. Attendees will learn how to leverage AI to manage projects better, and about some of the newest tools at the disposal of PMs. We'll give special attention to some of the free or low-cost options available. What You’ll Learn: - AI in real life: predictive analytics, smart status reports, AI “co‑pilots” for stakeholder comms - Project Manager 2.0: which human skills (strategy, negotiation, empathy) now matter most and why - Low‑Code / No‑Code boom: how citizen‑developers are shrinking delivery timelines (and new governance pitfalls to watch) - ESG & DEI: why sustainability and inclusive teams drive project ROI and how to bake both into your plan - Next‑gen agents: a peek at Agent Stores and autonomous tools - Stay current: podcasts, newsletters, and communities that will keep you ahead of the curve This Session is Ideal For: - Practicing & aspiring project managers - Engineers and technical leads tasked with delivery oversight - Business stakeholders curious about AI’s impact on project success - Anyone responsible for getting work done on time and on budget Speaker(s): Mark Farmer Virtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/485146