Sharing from Undergraduate Students

Studying the Bachelor of Science in Internet and Multimedia Technologies programme gave me a solid foundation in computer science and multimedia processing. The solid foundation has enabled me to delve into complex systems and think critically.

The EIE Department provided many opportunities to let students apply theory to practice beyond the classrooms. I am glad that I was involved in RoboCon and VR contests during my study, in which I acquired technical skills and developed the mindset of a professional engineer. The academic environment also raised my interest in research. I was lucky to work with Dr. Bonnie Law, Programme Leader of BSc in IMT, in the Undergraduate Research and Innovation Scheme (URIS) programme to learn about the creation of knowledge. In addition, I also had an opportunity to be a research assistant and contribute in Prof. Wan-Chi Siu's research group during my study gap year. These experiences were precious and helped me to develop my interest in Computer Vision. I am now well prepared to pursue the master's program in Electrical and Computer Engineering at the University of Waterloo. I firmly believe that my four-year study in this undergraduate programme has given me a head start on my career.