2.  Founded: January 1, 1962
 Type: Professional Organization
 Focus: Electrical, Electronics, Communications,
Computer Engineering, Computer Science and
Information Technology
 Location: Piscataway, New Jersey
 Origins: Merger of the American Institute of Electrical
Engineers (AIEE) and the Institute of Radio Engineers (IRE)
 Area served: Worldwide
 Members: 430,000+
 Key people: Howard E. Michel, President and CEO
 Revenue: US$413 million
 Website: https://www.ieee.org./

3.  Abbreviation of Institute of Electrical
and Electronics Engineers, pronounced I-triple-
E. Founded in 1884 as the AIEE, the IEEE was
formed in 1962 when AIEE merged with IRE. IEEE
is an organization composed of engineers,
scientists, and students. The IEEE is best known
for developing standards for the computer and
electronics industry.

4. The IEEE (Institute of Electrical and Electronics
Engineers) describes itself as "the world's largest
technical professional society -- promoting the
development and application of
electrotechnology and allied sciences for the
benefit of humanity, the advancement of the
profession, and the well-being of our members.“

5.  Mission statement:
IEEE's core purpose is to foster
technological innovation and excellence for the
benefit of humanity.
 Vision statement:
IEEE will be essential to the global
technical community and to technical professionals
everywhere, and be universally recognized for the
contributions of technology and of technical
professionals in improving global conditions.

6. The IEEE Computer Society
 Founded in 1946, the world’s leading
organization of computing professionals.
 Dedicated to advancing the theory and
application of computer and information-
processing technology.

7.  Conferences
 Periodicals
 Books
 Education & Training
 Digital Library
 Webinars
 Corporate Affiliate Program
 Certifications

8.  Cisco Networks Trouble shooting
 CompTIA Network
 Designing Windows 2000 network security
 Interconnecting Cisco Network Devices
 Java
 Management skills
 Microsoft Project 2000

9.  SQL Server 2000 Sys. Administration
 Sun Developer for Java2 Platform
 Unix
 Visual Basic 6.0
 Visual C++ 6.0
 Windows 2000 Server
 XML

10.  Software Requirements
 Software Design
 Software Construction
 Software Testing
 Software Maintenance
 Software Configuration Management

11.  Software Engineering Management
 Software Engineering Process
 Software Tools and Methods
 Software Quality
 Business Practices & Engineering Economics

12.  Computer
 Software
 Security & Privacy
 Computer Graphics and Applications
 Computing in Science & Engineering
 Intelligent Systems
 Internet Computing
 IT Professional
 Annals of the History of Computing
 Micro
 MultiMedia
 Pervasive Computing
 Plus the archives of Concurrency and Distributed Systems
Online

13.  Top Courses Include:
 TCP/IP Introduction and Advanced
 Managing Projects, 2nd ed.
 Certified Ethical Hacker: Additional Hacking
Tools
 New Releases in Topic Areas:
 Network & Operating Systems
 Business Fundamentals Premium
 Network & Operating Systems
 Design & Media
 Adobe Pack

14.  Top Titles Include:
 Eat That Frog!: 21 Great Ways to Stop
Procrastinating and
Get More Done in Less Time
 Head First Design Patterns
 Pro C#2008 and the .NET 3.5 Platform, 4th ed.
 C# 2008 for Programmers: Deitel Developer Series,
3rd ed.
 The Best Software Writing I: Selected by Joel
Spolsky
 Algorithms in a Nutshell

15.  More than 414,000 computing articles & papers
 3,800+ conference proceedings (archived from
1995)
 Online publication
 Many disciplines use CSDL content
 Search data back to 1968
 Applications of CSDL content
 Research & Development
 Competitive & Market Intelligence
 Patent-Related Searching
 Technological Precedent & Forecasting
 New Product Information

16.  North America
 South America
 Europe/Russia
 Egypt/Middle East
 India/Sri Lanka
 China
 Japan
 Ghana

17. Technical and Conference Activities Board
 responsible for the general oversight of and for
setting policy for the activities of the IEEE
Computer Society’s task forces, technical
councils and technical committees
 for defining the society’s role and policy for the
meetings in which the society participates,
whether defined as conferences, workshops or
tutorials.

18. Technical Committee (TC)
 Formal subcommittee of the T & C Activities Board.
 conduct a wide and varied set of activities within
the context of the IEEE Computer Society.
 Main anticipated activities for a Technical
Committee (TC)
 conduct workshops, symposia, conferences and
tutorials,
 develop awards for technical excellence, student
awards, etc. within the technical discipline
 provide a forum for discussion of technical topics.
 publish a newsletter,

19. Main aims for Technical Committee on Learning
Technology (TCLT) :
 Provide a forum for exchange of ideas
 Promote and facilitate the sharing of ideas,
techniques, standards, and experiences between
TCLT members
 Provide professional development opportunities for
members
 Conduct workshops, conferences, and other
meetings to advance both the state-of-the-art and
the state-of-the-practice of Learning Technology.

20.  Strategic Project Management
End-to-end guidance, facilitation and tactical
development support
 Meeting Planning & Support
Meeting planning, facilitation and staff attendance
at key face-to-face meetings
 Process Management
Consultative services that ensure compliance to
due process, openness and balance requirements


21.  Financial Management
Procurement of third-party support and provision of
treasury services
 Public Relations Support
Media and press interfacing, creation and
management of press releases and comprehensive
backgrounders
 Website Management
Public and private website hosting, development
and maintenance, including email management

22.  Development Support
Forging consensus, document review, pre and post-
approval editing and publication
 Technology Support
Turn key solutions and custom tool development to
support collaboration and consensus activities

23.  IEEE Membership Grades:
 Student Member (50% academic program)
 Associate (technical or non-technical applicant who do
not presently meet the qualifications for Member grade,
but would benefit through membership and participation
in the IEEE, and who are progressing, through continuing
education and work experience)
 Member (who have satisfied IEEE-specified educational
requirements and/or who have demonstrated
professional competence in IEEE-designated fields of
interest.)
 Senior Member ( highest grade for which application
may be made and shall require experience reflecting
professional maturity.)

24.  Fellow (conferred only by invitation of the Board of
Directors upon a person of outstanding and
extraordinary qualifications and experience in IEEE-
designated fields, and who has made important
individual contributions to one or more of these fields. )
 Honorary Member (elected by the Board of Directors
from among those individuals, not members of IEEE, who
have rendered meritorious service to humanity in IEEE's
designated fields of interest.)
 Affiliate (A Society Affiliate is a non-IEEE professional who
is generally a member of another professional Society
and wishes to affiliate with one of IEEE's Societies. For an
annual Affiliate fee paid to IEEE plus the individual
Society's membership dues, the affiliate is admitted to
membership in a specific IEEE Society.)

26. IEEE members can access information on local events
and activities by signing in to myIEEE, the members'
personalized gateway to IEEE membership. In
addition, members can also
 access individual Society memberships and
subscriptions;
 connect with local IEEE Sections and volunteer
leadership;
 find upcoming conferences;
 learn more about individual benefits;
 read the latest news from IEEE, IEEE Spectrum, IEEE
Standards News, and The Institute.