Advance Crash Course - Feedbacks and Suggestions

In IMechE UNITEN Student Chapter it is all about how we can help you or in other terms the mechanical engineering students of UNITEN. To start off with, we would like to hear more feedback from you students on the type of activities that you would like us to organize. Among our next planned events would be a crash course on a certain engineering-design based software. Thus, we would like to get feedback from the students on which engineering-design based software, they would like to learn about. This would be a good opportunity for students to learn about a new software and to brush up knowledge of students who have already learned a particular software in the past. We have listed a few choices of software’s and would like your feedback as on which software would be the most beneficial to you.

1) Pro-E
2) AutoCAD
3) CFD
4) Working Model
5) Pro-M

Then again, these are only suggestions from us as we are open to any other suggestion. You can contact us at imeche.uniten@gmail.com or send us a message on our facebook group. 


Thank you

August Newsletter

Formula Student Overview

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MESC - ME Dept. Student Dialogue

The MESC – ME Staffs dialogue will be held on Friday, 3rd September 2010.

Venue: ME Accreditation Room BN 2-035
Time : 3.15pm – 4.30pm.

Agenda:
1. Opening remarks
2. Minutes of Previous Meeting
3. Matters Arising
4. Closing

We need 12 members to represent your peers in this dialogue. What you have to say is why this was made in the first place. Anything concerning your stay in this university would be our main agenda. Anything you would like to complain, suggest or clarify can and will be done here. Please participate in this amazing opportunity for you to fight for what you paid for.

Contact us for further details.

Best Regards,
IMechE Uniten Student Chapter Team

Subject Matter Expert (SME) Lecture Series

On the 4th of August, our honourable speaker Prof. Dr. Zamri bin Yusoff (Dean of the College of Engineering of UNITEN) shared with us some pointers to becoming a successful in our future engineering career, the current expectations in the engineering industry and our prospective employers, the advantages of utilising computational fluid dynamics (CFD) to solve engineering related problems and also his technical experience in engineering consultancy.

Prof. Dr. Zamri also noted that as future engineers, we should be well equipped with not only our technical knowledge but also a strong foundation of soft skills which includes good communication skills, leadership and also a role player in a team.

The talk concluded with a Q&A session with Prof. Dr. Zamri and some light refreshments.