2. What is IEEE
 A non-profit organization, IEEE is the world's leading
professional association for the advancement of
technology.
 The IEEE name was originally an acronym for the
Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, Inc.
Today, the organization's scope of interest has
expanded into so many related fields, that it is simply
referred to by the letters I-E-E-E (pronounced Eye-
triple-E). For more information, visit: IEEE.org

4. Mission and Vision
 Mission Statement
IEEE's core purpose is to foster technological
innovation and excellence for the benefit of humanity.
 Vision Statement
IEEE will be essential to the global technical
community and to technical professionals everywhere,
and be universally recognized for the contributions of
technology and of technical professionals in
improving global conditions.

5. About IEEE
IEEE Membership
 Engineers, scientists and allied professionals whose technical interests are
rooted in electrical and computer sciences, engineering and related disciplines
 390,000+ members globally: 300,000 professionals, 90,000 students
 160+ countries
 Private sector, academia, government
Society Memberships
 Niche membership organizations within IEEE (38 of them) that represents
specific technical or professional interests
 About 50% of IEEE members also belong to a Society
 Nearly all of IEEE conferences, publications, and standards development are
sponsored and managed by IEEE’s technical Societies
 Societies support technical chapters that collaborate with your local, IEEE
Section
 www.ieee.org/societies

6. Members benefit
IEEE MemberNet
 Authoritative member directory of IEEE
 Networks personalized to each member
 Opt-in privacy protection
IEEE e-Mail Alias
 Identifies you as the IEEE ‘family’
 Virus protection and spam filtering
IEEE Mentoring Connection
 Peer-to-peer advice and counsel
 Participate as either mentor or mentee
Volunteering
 Opportunities that build leadership skills and networking
opportunities

7. Academic Respirces
IEEE.tv
 IEEE’s Internet television, exclusive
Member programming and file
downloading privileges
The Institute Newsletter
 Monthly (4 print, 8 online)
newsworthy IEEE activities both in
professional and technical areas
IEEE Potentials Magazine
 6 issues (online), the magazine for
technology's rising, student
innovators
IEEE Xplore Digital Library
 Table-of-contents and abstracts (1.9
million documents)

9. Participation opportunities
 ‘The Institute’
 The ‘alumni newspaper’ chronicling the
events, activities, and accomplishments of
IEEE and its members
 Four (4) print, and eight (8) online editions
 An email alert notification
newsletter, published twice a
month, highlights articles in the online edition
 Section / Society Newsletters
 Announcements about the
people, activities, and events specific to a
geographic area or technical interest group

10. Participation opportunities
 Developing
 Technical standards
 Curriculum for high-school, teacher in-service
training
 Leading & Organizing
 Section, Chapter, Student branch events and
activities
 Existing or new conference tracks, competitions
 Promoting
 Local and/or technical events and activities
 Membership development, fundraising
 Recognition of other members

11. IEEE BRAC University Chapter
 The Inaugural Session of the IEEE BRAC University
Student Branch was held on the 6th of July 2008 at the
Indoor Games room of BRAC University. The student
branch was officially inaugurated amidst rounds of
applause when Professor Saifur Rahman, Chief Guest of the
event, launched the student branch website
(http://ieee.bracu.ac.bd). Prof. Rahman is the Director of
the Advanced Research Institute at Virginia Tech and is
also the former Vice President of the IEEE Publications
Board. The Special Guest on the occasion was Professor
Aynal Haque from BUET who is currently the Chair of IEEE
Bangladesh Section. Professor Jamilur Reza
Chowdhury, the Vice Chancellor of BRAC University was
also present in the event.

12. Website
http://ieee.bracu.ac.bd

13. IEEE Foundation President & IBM
Director visits BRACU
IEEE Foundation President Dr. Richard J. Gowen and IBM's Director at
Research Dr. Kris Srikrishnan visited BRAC University on 31st August. IEEE
BRAC University Student Branch invited Dr. Gowen and Dr. Srikrishnan,
who were in Bangladesh for a very brief period, to share their experiences
with students of BRACU.

14. Bringing home the "Most Vibrant
Student Section" Award

15. IEEE BRACU SBAshfaqul Huq Deep
Chair
Shadman Shabaab Haque
Secretar
Imran Bin Zafar
Treasurer
Md. Sadaf Noor
Vice Chair

16. IEEE BRACU SB
Advisor:
Dr. AKM A. M. Azad
Associate Professor,
Department of Electrical
and Electronic
Engineering

17. Our Activities
 Workshop and Seminars
 Study Tour
 Fun work
 Different Competitions
 Publishing newsletters

18. Tour to Civil Aviation

19. Visit to Nuclear Science and
Technology

20. IEEE at CLUBFAIR

21. Photo Competition:
“Engineering for Life”

22. To know more about IEEE
log on
http://www.ieee.org/start