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The first Electronic Board Manufacturing Contest (EBMC) in the school year 2019 – 2020 was organized by the Club of Electrical & Electronics Engineering (CEEE) of Ton Duc Thang University (TDTU) in order to create the opportunity for students to study and demonstrate the ability that applying to knowledge in practice.

At the seminar, the Esuhai’s representatives comprehensively shared with students the internship program in Japan, procedure of registration, advised and informed appropriate position details to apply and instructed students on some skills in interviewing, stimulating thinking and planning to reach the desired goals.

Faculty of Electrical and Electronics Engineering had opportunity to meet Professor Tran Tri Nang, an expert at physical semi-conductor, working at College of Science and Technology of Minesota University (U.S.) and being co – founder of Ecosolar International Company.

Through the coursework and research-oriented thematic subjects, graduate students (GS) have proposed specific topics for their Master's Thesis, which clearly express ideas, be creative and practical applications

At the seminar, there are many comments from business representatives and alumni about the basic skills of students need to equip at work, about training programs, subjects, as well as teaching methods. These valuable ideas have been recorded by the Faculty, included in the remedy program and plan to amend and update the training program.

At the dialogue, students were disseminated useful contents about the school’s and faculty’s regulations, register of study plan as well as English learning method.

At the meeting, the two sides discussed and agreed on the contents that will be implemented in cooperation, including accepting TDTU students to gain experience and prioritizing them in SCTV’s recruitment; terms on research and knowledge transfer; and coordinating to implement TDTU's communication programs.

In the seminar, NK’s representatives not only particularly explained specific feature of their products but also presented the operating principles, installation methods and practical applications in many fields attracted attention from majority of students and lecturers.

The Faculty of Electrical and Electronics Engineering (FEEE) welcomed Prof. Johan Van Dijk and Prof. Hans Stokkink who are working at the Saxion University of Applied Sciences - Netherlands to teach the course Microcontroller Engineering to students by the method of learning through making projects