• Natcar
    Natcar UCLA IEEE Natcar is a program geared towards students with a more advanced EE knowledge, where the goal is to build a line following robot.
  • Micromouse
    Micromouse The Micromouse program is designed for those with moderate experience in EE and CS, where the objective is to have a "mouse" solve a maze on its own.
  • OPS
    OPS The IEEE OPS program at UCLA allows students to get hands on experience on fundamental electrical engineering skills.
  • Natcar
    Natcar UCLA IEEE Natcar is a program geared towards students with a more advanced EE knowledge, where the goal is to build a line following robot.
  • Micromouse
    Micromouse The Micromouse program is designed for those with moderate experience in EE and CS, where the objective is to have a "mouse" solve a maze on its own.
  • OPS
    OPS The IEEE OPS program at UCLA allows students to get hands on experience on fundamental electrical engineering skills.

Recap of UCLA IEEE Competition Results

Davis Cup (out of 25 teams)

  • 3rd place: Team DHiZel (Danny Li, Nikhil Dua , Jeffrey Hwang, Yevgeniy Zudanov)
  • 5th place: Team UpDog (Shubham Gandhi, David Garges)
  • 6th place: Team Leslie (Anh-Vu Nguyen, Hooman Barekatain, David Yang, Alex Cheng, Leslie Wong)
  • 7th place: Team Flaming Teensys (Jingtao Xia, Oscar Santana)
  • 8th place: Team 10 (Hammam Alshagra, Glen Gunawan)
  • Honorable Mention: Team 6 (Alby Chen)

For AAMC, thank everyone who competed for the first annual All America MicroMouse competition and for those who couldn't attend or missed it, keep an eye out for it on our website for future competitions at this link.

All America MicroMouse Competition Results

2013 Recap

Hello everybody! As this year comes to a close, UCLA IEEE would like to thank everybody who participated in events and general meetings this year to make it one of our best years yet! A quick recap of the things that UCLA IEEE has accomplished in just 2013 alone are below:

  • UCLA Engineering Student Group of the Year
  • All America Micromouse Competition (held at UCLA), First Place
  • UCLA Natcar Competition (held at UCLA), First Place
  • UCLA Natcar Competition (held at UCLA), Second Place
  • Davis Cup Competition (held at UC Davis), Third Place
  • California MicroMouse (held at UCSD), First Place
  • ViaCar Competition (held at UCSD), First Place
  • ViaCar Competition (held at UCSD), Second Place
  • IEEE Region 6 Ethics Contest (held at UCLA), First Place
  • IEEE Student Professional Awareness Venture (S-PAVe) (held at UCLA)

For the full run-down of all the awards that UCLA IEEE has received, check out the Awards tab under the "About" section.

This year, we have also set up a YouTube channel to allow anybody to see the performances of our MicoMouse and Natcar teams! Check out our YouTube channel here! We also have Google+ account where our pictures are available to look at here.

Don't forget that we still have our All-America MicroMouse competition coming up very VERY soon. Please sign up and join us in the Tesla Room next weekend to have a good time and check out some cool maze-solving robots! Have a great rest of the year!

All-America MicroMouse Competition Sign-ups!

Hey everybody! We have out All-America MicroMouse Competition coming up very soon, hosted by yours truly at UCLA! There is more information posted in our competition details under the "About" tab.

The sign-up document for the All-America MicroMouse Competition is linked below, or can be filled out in the embedded form. Good luck to all teams, and we look forwards to seeing you there!

All-America MicroMouse Competition Sign-Up

MicroMouse Competition Rules

Officer Elections: Candidate Profiles

Hello, everybody! Now that the 2013-2014 Officer Applications are closed, our UCLA IEEE Officer Elections are right around the corner (Wednesday 4/24). During the Elections, each officer will have a few minutes to give a PowerPoint presentation on why they should be the officer position that they applied for. All participants will have a ballot, and whoever meets both the threshold vote and has the highest count will be part of UCLA's IEEE Officer Board next year.

Below, all administrative candidate profiles have been listed in spreadsheet form. Please look through the spreadsheet to ensure that what was written is correct and to help prepare your presentation on Wednesday.

IEEE Candidate Profiles

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