Roll Out of Chulalongkorn Engineering Knowledge Transfer Unit (EKTU)
On March 26, 2021 Chula ISE organized the Roll Out of Chulalongkorn Engineering Knowledge Transfer Unit (EKTU) at Chulapat 14 Building, 9th floor from 1.00-2.30 p.m. The title of EKTU is Enhancing Next Generation Automotive Technology Competency in Thailand Automotive Sector. This EKTU is supported by the UNITED project under Erasmus+ Program. The objectives of EKTU are as follows. Educate the industry technical people with Hybrids/EV technology Include some content from UNITED training in the university curriculum (Modern Propulsion Systems course and special workshop course) to prepare students for better employment Organize academic service workshop for industries by collaborating with strategic partner Use the equipment to illustrate and use in hands-on training On this occasion, Assoc. Prof. Dr. Witaya Wannasuphoprasit, ISE Director, reported the progress of the UNITED project under Erasmus+ Program and the vision and mission of the EKTU. Then, Assoc. Prof. Dr. Tawatchai Charinpanitkul, Associate Dean, Faculty of Engineering gave an opening speech. Participants included the faculty members who are trainers of EKTU, students from Automotive Design and Manufacturing Engineering (ADME) program who are teaching assistants, and the representatives from a private company.
Initiating Collaboration with University of Science and Technology China
On March 17, 2021, Assoc. Prof. Dr. Witaya Wannasuphoprasit, Director of ISE, Prof. Dr. David Banjerdpongchai, Deputy Director of Innovation for Education and Research, Dr. Ngaw Chee Keong, and Dr. Jing Tang, ISE Lecturers together with Chula Engineering representative participated in the meeting with the delegates from University of Science and Technology China (USTC), Mr. Yifan Lin, senior manager of CAS Innovation Cooperation Center Bangkok and Ms. Yanin Palachai, Project Assistant. On this occasion, Assoc. Prof. Dr.Tawatchai Charinpanitkul, Associate Dean of the Faculty of Engineering gave a warm welcome to the delegation. The purpose of the meeting is to discuss the collaboration framework, in particular, student mobility program, research collaboration, and dual degree programs.
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ISE ICE students won the award of the SCB Techday 2018
Congratulations!!! ISE ICE Students; Kavin Sermsaksakoon, Suppakit Krasettrakarn, Tanapol Wongvanichchot, and Nattapol Puttasuntithum are awarded 2nd runner-up and Phumin Aphichaichatchaval, Theerapat Kittisrisawat, Thitipa Titayastan, Phraewa Nimitkul, Chanya Jirakawinvanich were awarded 3rd runner among 20 teams from various students all around Thailand in the SCB Techday 2018 which were held at SCB headquarter. In this competition, student teams are assigned to four categories include e-commerce, retail, wealth, and corporate. Each team will come up with idea and prototype. The goal is to help customers in each category using technology.
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Design/Build/Fly Competition 2018
Congratulations!!!! ISE AERO students : Kasidis Sangkitporn, Shinaphadh Damrongsiri, Thanapat Kosiumnuay, Panin Ananwatanyoo, Raj Sondhi, Supakrid Kreecharoen, Supharada Viboonyaron, Somprasong Hanpaiboonsuk, Arachaporn Phucharoen, Narueporn Limprasutr were ranked 19th from 91 teams all around the world in the Cessna Aircraft and Raytheon Missile Systems AIAA Design/Build/Fly Competition 2018, which was held at Cessna East Field in Wichita, KS, USA. In this competition, student teams will design, fabricate, and demonstrate the flight capabilities of an unmanned, electric powered, radio controlled aircraft that can best meet the specified mission profile. The goal is a balanced design possessing good demonstrated flight handling qualities and practical and affordable manufacturing requirements while providing a high vehicle performance. The contest theme this year was a Regional and Business Aircraft. The aircraft was required to fly 3 flight missions with a combination of passengers and payload as well as demonstrate the ability to conduct LRU replacement in the field.
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ISE AERO students won the award of the National Institute of Metrology
Congratulations!!! ISE Aero students,Mr. Napas Pasurapunya and Mr. Adithep Kawinkij won 3rd place and the popular vote of the Student Science Project Contest under the theme “Metrology and Sustainable Development” at the 20th anniversary celebration of the National Institute of Metrology (Thailand) at the Techno Thani, campus on June 8, 2018. Their project, titled “Design and Development of the CU Changeable Nozzle Supersonic Wind Tunnel” which aimed to design a Supersonic Wind Tunnel for the university’s senior project with the ultimate goal of developing educational equipment for AERO students to study aircraft or supersonic objects at high speeds. It is also the first Supersonic Wind Tunnel produced by Thai students in Thailand (The second supersonic wind tunnel in Thailand)
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the React Redux workshop for Thinc student club
ISE held the React Redux workshop for Thinc student club and Invited instructor lectured about React Redux and held coding workshop for attended students.
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Farewell Party Senoir stuents
ISE held a farewell party for senior students who are going to graduate this year. Congratulations to all of you!!! ISE wishes you all the best for your new chapter in life.
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AIS Representative guest lecture on telecommunications systems to 2nd year ICE program students
AIS Representative guest lecture on telecommunications systems to 2nd year ICE program students On September, 26, 2017, Khun Montakarn Ahkuputra, Khun Rakpong Chongchiranont and Khun Pongtep Cheanudomsa from AIS Technical Service Development Department were invited as guest Lecturers for Introduction to Information and communication Engineering class. The goal of the lecture was to introduce students to the field of telecommunications systems and engineering and to inspire students to develop curiosity and interest in this field. For this activity, students were divided into 2 groups : Khun Pongtep Cheanudomsa gave a lecture on the basics of 3G/4G telecommunication, core network, transmission and radio network to the first group of students. The second group of students visited node B at the roof top of Building 4 and was led by Khun Rakpong Chongchiranont, who briefed the students on the hardware used in telecommunications systems. The students asked a lot of questions and the activity almost ran overtime. We hope to invite AIS again to share their technical knowledge and experience with ICE students in the near future