This document discusses the IEEE (Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers) and its Education Society. It provides information about:
- IEEE being the world's largest technical professional organization with over 429,000 members across 150 countries.
- The IEEE Education Society being a global leader in engineering education, with the goal of advancing education, supporting students and members, and developing premier conferences.
- Details about IEEE publications, conferences, standards development, online communities, and the objectives of the Education Society.
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1. Manuel Castro, Professor UNED
President
IEEE Education Society
Professor of Electrical Engineering
UNED, Madrid, Spain
Barcelona
Febrero, 2014
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IEEE is the world’s largest professional association for engineering dedicated
to advancing technological innovation and excellence for the benefit of
humanity.
It is designed to serve professionals involved in all aspects of the electrical,
electronic and computing fields and related areas of science and technology
that underlie modern civilization.
It has the most members of any technical professional organization in the
world, with more than 429,000 members in around 150 countries.
It is a non profit organization.
It was formed in 1963 by the merger of the Institute of Radio Engineers (IRE,
founded 1912) and the American Institute of Electrical Engineers (AIEE,
founded 1884).
Visit IEEE website www.ieee.org
IEEE Foundation
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More than 425,000 members in more than 160 countries
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333 sections in 10 geographic regions worldwide
Ex: Spain section and Russia northwest section
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Nearly 2,354 branches (chapters) in 80 countries
Ex: student branch of the UNED
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38 societies and 7 technical councils representing the wide range of technical
interests
Ex: IEEE education society, IEEE computer society and IEEE biometric council
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428 affinity groups (non-technical sub-units of one or more Sections or a
Council)
Ex: Woman in Engineering
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A board of directors which is comprised of the 3 IEEE presidents, the vice
presidents and presidents of the 6 major boards (EAB, TAB, etc.), the 10
Region directors, the 10 Division directors, and the Directors emeritus
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The IEEE Xplore Digital Library provides access to over 3 million
documents including research articles, standards, transactions and
conference publications.
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More than 8 million downloads each month
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More than 1,300 conference proceedings titles are published each year
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148 transactions, journals and magazines published annually
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Visit the IEEE Xplore Digital Library
http://ieeexplore.ieee.org
IEEE Wiley eBooks Library / IEEE eBooks classic / IEEE eLearning
Library
• IEEE Thomson Reuters Libraru
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IEEE publishes more than 1,200 leading-edge conference proceedings
every year.
These conferences are recognized by academia and industry worldwide as
the most vital collection of consolidated published papers in electrical
engineering, computer science, and related fields.
Over 100,000 technical professionals whom attend the conferences
sponsored or co-sponsored by the IEEE in 80 countries.
The papers are authored by innovators of today's top emerging
technologies.
Most IEEE conferences follow a paper selection process and many have
peer-review procedures.
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IEEE is a leading developer of industrial standard with a portfolio of more
than 900 active standards and more than 400 standards in development.
IEEE standards affect a wide range of industries including: power and
energy, biomedical and healthcare, Information Technology (IT),
telecommunications, transportation, nanotechnology, information assurance,
and many more.
The IEEE – SA provides a standards program that serves the global needs of
industry, government, and the public. It also works to assure the effectiveness
and high visibility of this standards program within the IEEE and throughout
the global community.
The IEEE-SA cooperates with standards developing groups throughout the
world in preparing standards encompassing areas of interest within the
IEEE.
Visit IEEE- SA http://standards.ieee.org/
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IEEE on-line communities
Read more about IEEE Online communities
Island of Second Life
Read more about IEEE Islands in Second Life in The Institute
Humanitarian Technology Challenge (HTC)
www.ieeehtc.org
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10. Objective 1 To enhance the Society's publications
Objective 2 To develop the Society’s conferences into
premier, international conferences
Objective 3 To provide new professional development
opportunities for members
Objective 4 To evaluate and improve the effectiveness
of the governance structure of the Society
Objective 5 To increase the number of members
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72 Chapters more or less active
◦ Very low turnover rate
6 Student Branch Chapters >>> new HKN Chapters
◦ First IEEE-UNED
2 technical meeting per year requirement
◦ Does not foster excellence-quality
Our highly functional chapters have:
◦ Access to peer-reviewed student-only journal
Online only, TEE
◦ Outreach & Mentoring
◦ K-12/pre university contact/activities
◦ Student Branch/Chapter contact/activities
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12. Large branch of the Spain Section (and only along
Spain)
First chapter of the UNED student branch on the IEEE
Society Education
New HKN (Eta Kappa Nu) Chapter on going
Support of the UNED Rectorate / Computer
Engineering / Industrial Engineering / Study Centers
Madrid > Coruña >
Barcelona >
Teruel-Zaragoza > …
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Continuing the initial focus on industry/academia cooperation, publications, conferences. EdSoc has evolved since founding in 1957 but stayed true to initial aims of its founders.
Continuing the initial focus on industry/academia cooperation, publications, conferences. EdSoc has evolved since founding in 1957 but stayed true to initial aims of its founders.
Continuing the initial focus on industry/academia cooperation, publications, conferences. EdSoc has evolved since founding in 1957 but stayed true to initial aims of its founders.
Continuing the initial focus on industry/academia cooperation, publications, conferences. EdSoc has evolved since founding in 1957 but stayed true to initial aims of its founders.
Continuing the initial focus on industry/academia cooperation, publications, conferences. EdSoc has evolved since founding in 1957 but stayed true to initial aims of its founders.
Continuing the initial focus on industry/academia cooperation, publications, conferences. EdSoc has evolved since founding in 1957 but stayed true to initial aims of its founders.
Continuing the initial focus on industry/academia cooperation, publications, conferences. EdSoc has evolved since founding in 1957 but stayed true to initial aims of its founders.
Continuing the initial focus on industry/academia cooperation, publications, conferences. EdSoc has evolved since founding in 1957 but stayed true to initial aims of its founders.
Continuing the initial focus on industry/academia cooperation, publications, conferences. EdSoc has evolved since founding in 1957 but stayed true to initial aims of its founders.
Continuing the initial focus on industry/academia cooperation, publications, conferences. EdSoc has evolved since founding in 1957 but stayed true to initial aims of its founders.
Continuing the initial focus on industry/academia cooperation, publications, conferences. EdSoc has evolved since founding in 1957 but stayed true to initial aims of its founders.
Be sure to note some of the challenges engineering educations are facing worldwide. Include:
Bologna process in Europe
Wordwide accreditation bodies and skill set recognition
Humanitarian work in developing countries
Technical literacy in the internet era
Population decline in developed countries and the shift toward smaller employee sets