We are committed to creating an environment in which the students can network with each other, the ECS faculty, as well as professionals in the area.  It is our goal to keeps the communication flow between the students and the decision makers open and available.  We also aim to give students a chance to get out there and know what is going on in the realm of technology in the "real world."

How can I become a member of the UTD branch of IEEE?

Membership is easy!  All you have to do is become a national IEEE member.  You can join the national IEEE here.  T-shirts will also be available for purchase soon.

I'm not a member of the UTD branch of IEEE, but can I attend meetings?

Yes!  Everyone is welcome at our meetings.  If you are at all interested in what we do, feel free to stop in one of our bi-weekly general meetings.  There is certain to be an intriguing guest, as well as FREE PIZZA!
NOTE:  If you want admittance to the "big event" of each semester, you need to be a member.

I am a Computer Science major and I was interested in IEEE@UTD.  Is it only for engineers?

Of course not!  IEEE stands for the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, Inc.  Thus, you fit into the "Electronics" portion perfectly!  There are actually many CS majors that attend our meetings in addition to the general EE, SE, TE, etc.  You are certainly more than welcome to join our branch of IEEE! 

I have some amazing ideas, and I want to be able to contribute to the IEEE@UTD.  How can I do this?

The executive council meets generally every Wednesday evening at 8:30pm at the IEEE office in ECSN 2.320 to discuss upcoming events.  If you are interested in attending such a meeting send us an e-mail.