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ITW '08: Interact with Today's World 2008
News & Updates
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Mon July 28th, 2008 - 23:29:27
I was fortunate enough to be part of ITWO8' conference this year, hopefully I will be your guide through a day-by-day brief view on the different sessions of the conference.
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Thu June 26th, 2008 - 01:32:49
The Alexandria student branch annual meeting 2008 was successfully held at the Preparatory Building Main Hall, Faculty of Engineering, Alexandria University.
The attendance was up to 500 members . Read More ... |
Fri June 20th, 2008 - 01:41:17
A trip to Bahgat's electronics factories is one of our most popular and well-anticipated field trips. Which give you the opportunity to witness cutting-edge PCB technology at work. Bahgat's PCB factory is one of the largest factories in Egypt and it produces PCBs (Printed Circuit Boards) for many electronic devices and appliances (e.g. TVs, Phones, Radio, Audio Equipment, etc...). Read More ... |
Student Paper Contest
Results of the 2007 Alexandria Subsection Student Paper Contest are out! We have two winners this year:
Bassem Mahmoud Mohamed Ali Mokhtar (Graduate Winner)
Graduate Student, Communications & Electronics Department, Alexandria University
Improvement of the analysis of flow rate in limited energy constrained wireless sensor networks using the genetic algorithm
Mohamed Ahmed Ibrahim Saleh (Undergraduate Winner)
3rd Year Student, Communications & Electronics Department, Alexandria University
Weakness of Authentication and Encryption Methods Used in IEEE 802.11b/g Wireless Networks
For questions, comments and suggestions please contact us at papercontest@alexsb.org
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