I t d ti t Introduction to

IEEE G h IEEE Guangzhou SubsectionSubsection

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ContentsContents

Basic Information 1

Major Activities Held 2

Planned Activities3

Challenges 4

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Basic InformationBasic InformationGuangdong Province

Southern ChinaSouthern China

Land area 177,900 square km

Population nearly 100 million

P it GDP Per capita GDP

$ 5,965 in 2009

Guangzhou,Guangdong,

China

Basic InformationBasic Information

IEEE Guangzhou Subsection of the Beijing Section

– Effective Dates: 26 June 2010– Subsection Boundary: Guangdong Province

S b ti Ch i P f J ZHANG– Subsection Chair: Prof. Jun ZHANG

Member Information (Since the Formation)

IEEE Current Grade Description Year 2011 Year 2010 Growth Rate

Member/Member/Associate Member

301 267 12.7%

Student Member/Graduate Student Member

370 223 65.9%Graduate Student Member

Total 671 490 36.9%

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Basic InformationBasic Information

Eight ChaptersChapter Name Date Formed Chapter Chair

Beijing (Guangzhou) Section Chapter, SP01 2010/11/3 Jiwu HUANG

Beijing (Guangzhou) Section Chapter, CIS11 2009/4/13 Jun ZHANG

Beijing (Shenzhen) Section Chapter, COM19 2008/10/25 Qinyu ZHANG

Beijing (Guangzhou) Section Chapter, CAS004 2008/5/15 Jiwu HUANG

Beijing (Guangzhou) Section Chapter, ED015 2007/7/18 Kong Xue DONG

Beijing (Guangzhou) Section Chapter, SMC28 2006/12/8 Feiqi DENG

Beijing (Guangzhou) Section Chapter, CS23 2006/07/29 Weizhou SU

Beijing (Shenzhen) Section Chapter, SMC28 2005/09/16 Xiaolong WANG

Four Student BranchesStudent Branch Name Date Formed

Sun Yat Sen University Guangzhou SB 2010/4/2 Sun Yat-Sen University-Guangzhou SB 2010/4/2

South China University of Technology SB 2010/7/6

Peking University Shenzhen Graduate School SB 2010/8/13

Harbin Inst of Tech Shenzhen Graduate School 2007/3/20

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Harbin Inst of Tech Shenzhen Graduate School 2007/3/20

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Basic Information1

Major Activities Held 2

Planned Activities 3

Challenges 4

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Major Activities held in 2010Major Activities held in 2010

Nov. 7, 2010 -- Foundation Ceremony of the Guangzhou Subsection at Sun Yat-sen University, Guangzhou, GuangdongGuangdong

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Major Activities held in 2011Major Activities held in 2011

Jan. 24-28, 2011 -- IEEE Computational Intelligence p gWinter School– The first short-term tutoring school supported by

the IEEE Computational Intelligence Society in Chinathe IEEE Computational Intelligence Society in China

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Major Activities held in 2011Major Activities held in 2011

May 7-8, 2011 -- The Fourth China Conference on yData Mining (CCDM 2011) Cooperation with Industry

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Major Activities held in 2011Major Activities held in 2011

July 8, 2011 -- The 3rd SCUTy ,

SMC Celebration Lecture Series

May 8 2011 The CIS SYSUMay 8, 2011 -- The CIS SYSU

Distinguished Lecture

Meetings Number

Year 2010 13

Year 2011 Till Now 17

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Basic Information1

Major Activities Held2

Planned Activities3

Challenges 4

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Planned Activities Planned Activities

Summer School 2011 (Aug. 19-25, 2011)Summer School 2012Lecture SeriesJoint Activities of Chapters and SBs

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Basic Information1

Major Activities Held2

Planned Activities 3

Challenges4

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ChallengesChallenges

No Financial or Technical Support from h iji S ithe Beijing Section

Financial Report of IEEE Winter School 2011

$m $m

Total revenues $23,146

Funding from CIS $4,500g $ ,

Student Registration $18,646

Total expenses $23,425

Deficit -$279Deficit $279

Difficulty: High registration fee == small participation Not good for promotion

– Further Progress Need more help and support from IEEE

Not good for promotion

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ChallengesChallenges

Problems with the Beijing Section – Inactive

– Restrict the development of local subsections and chapters

In our Guangzhou Subsection,

Student Activities 65.9% Maintain G th

Professional Members Activities 12.7% Need

Growth

Need Improvement

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Require more professional activities.

ChallengesChallenges

What is the relationship Between the Beijing Section and the Subsection?– No setup funding from Beijing Section to help

Chapters, Student Branches, and Subsection?

– No financial support to academic activities and b i f h B iji S i ?member recruitment from the Beijing Section?

Our subsection is active and willing to promote IEEE –the most advanced and professional association in our subsection.

Our target and mission is toMake it better!

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Thank you!y

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