UCLA IEEE
Week 2
Here are this week's announcements and upcoming events.
This week:
- Message from AIAA Rocket Project Electronics Lead
- IEEE OPS Orientation
- NATCAR 2010-2011 Infosession
- First Micromouse Meeting
- Welcome Picnic
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Message from AIAA:
Hello IEEE members,
As many of you are aware, UCLA is home to many student engineering teams. Specifically AIAA (American Instutute of Areospace and aereonautics) supports three student projects: Design Build Fly, Autonomous Unmanned Arieal Vehicle, and Rocketry. Unfortunately, the AIAA Rocket Club needs help! The electronics division of the Rocket club needs some interested individuals to be a part of an ongoing rocket building project. This rocket, designed to fly a 10 lb payload up to 25,000 ft (that’s almost as high as Mt. Everest!), will not be able to fly without the help of electronics. The electronics team will be responsible for three tasks:
1) Designing a 10 lb payload to transmit GPS and video data back to Earth.
2) Setting up a testing environment for controlling and collecting data from the rocket’s experimental engine.
3) Designing a throttling system for the rocket’s engine using a three axis accelerometer and a barometric altimeter.
If you are interested in working on any of these three projects, then the AIAA Rocket Club may be the place for you! Come get some unique hands-on experience. Seeing a rocket that you built from scratch fly is definitely a rewarding feeling.
The electronics division of the AIAA Rocket Club will be meeting this Monday, October 4th, at 6:30PM at Engineering 1, room 30-45. If there are any questions regarding the club or the meeting, please feel free to call or email me at (909)859-5038,Tokenekie@ucla.edu.
Thanks,
Peter Chang
AIAA Rocket Project - Electronics Lead
As many of you are aware, UCLA is home to many student engineering teams. Specifically AIAA (American Instutute of Areospace and aereonautics) supports three student projects: Design Build Fly, Autonomous Unmanned Arieal Vehicle, and Rocketry. Unfortunately, the AIAA Rocket Club needs help! The electronics division of the Rocket club needs some interested individuals to be a part of an ongoing rocket building project. This rocket, designed to fly a 10 lb payload up to 25,000 ft (that’s almost as high as Mt. Everest!), will not be able to fly without the help of electronics. The electronics team will be responsible for three tasks:
1) Designing a 10 lb payload to transmit GPS and video data back to Earth.
2) Setting up a testing environment for controlling and collecting data from the rocket’s experimental engine.
3) Designing a throttling system for the rocket’s engine using a three axis accelerometer and a barometric altimeter.
If you are interested in working on any of these three projects, then the AIAA Rocket Club may be the place for you! Come get some unique hands-on experience. Seeing a rocket that you built from scratch fly is definitely a rewarding feeling.
The electronics division of the AIAA Rocket Club will be meeting this Monday, October 4th, at 6:30PM at Engineering 1, room 30-45. If there are any questions regarding the club or the meeting, please feel free to call or email me at (909)859-5038,Tokenekie@ucla.edu.
Thanks,
Peter Chang
AIAA Rocket Project - Electronics Lead
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This Week:
1. | IEEE Open Project Space (OPS) Orientation |
Date: | Monday 4th October |
Location: | Eng IV 67-127 |
Time: | 6-8pm |
Description: | Learn about the new IEEE OPS Program! The OPS program provides a series of tutorials that will provide you with valuable hands on experience working with electronics, from simple analog circuits to building your own PCB. Food will be provided. |
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3. | First Micromouse Meeting |
Date: | Friday 8th October |
Location: | Eng I 2081 [IEEE Student Lab] (Bldg between Ackerman and Engn IV) |
Time: | 4pm |
Description: | Learn about the annual IEEE micromouse program and get involved in learning about robotics. Students will learn many important concepts such as embedded systems, sensor fusion, and PID control. Come by and check us out! |
| 4. | Welcome Picnic |
| Date: | Saturday, 9th October |
| Location | Sunken Gardens between Dodd and Haines |
| Time: | 12pm – 4pm |
| Description: | This saturday, we'll be hosting our first ever WELCOME PICNIC. This will be a fun social event where you can make friends with your peers, engage in fun activities, and win prizes. This event is completely free and there will be free food. Please just fill out the following form so we can send you more information later in the week as well as know if you have any food allergies |
Have an amazing quarter!
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- check out our website www.ieee.ucla.edu to keep up with upcoming events and projects!
- Join our facebook group
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