EDITOR’S NOTE Magazine Designer Caner Özdemir IEEE Turkey Marketing Coordination, Designer Team Member
Gülsüm Buğdaycıoğlu IEEE Turkey Marketing Coordination Team Member
Although IEEE Turkey Student Branches achieves a lot of new projects and events that are the first of their kinds why they could not obtain enough respect in a global level? As IEEE Marketing Coordinator, we focused on this question and followed many studies closely. As a result, we decided to apply a guide including some video representations of IEEE, Newspapers, etc. For this purpose, we aimed both the representation of Societies under Turkey IEEE Student Branches and also the representation of Turkey IEEE Marketing Team. You will find chance to observe the studies created under Turkey IEEE in this News. Firstly I want to thank to Caner Özdemir and Gülsüm Buğdaycıoğlu from Marketing Team who helped us during the preparation of Turkey Section News. Also, I want to thank to Ayhan Epik, who is IEEE Turkey Representative ,because of his valuable contributions on publication process ,to all my coordinator friends and chapter representatives, to IEEE METU Team who organized the first PES Congress in the world and to my valuable instructor Prof. Dr. Ceyhun Karpuz who gave me unlimited support in every point.
Ali Öztürk IEEE Turkey Marketing Coordinator
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IEEE Turkey Section /Autumn 2014
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ear readers, Since I started working as Student Representative in IEEE Turkey, we are working for the idea of creating an environment which will be open to everyone in IEEE Turkey and will be followed globally. As a result, we decided to create this e-magazine. IEEE Turkey is one of the most active sections in the world and there are lots of members in IEEE Turkey whom are open to develop themselves. We should use this rich environment to create people and student branches which will make a difference in Turkey. With the help of this magazine, we will show what IEEE Turkey does and will do in the near future. Because the magazine published in 2 different languages (Turkish and English) , it will help us to contact with companies and with the IEEE environment outside of Turkey. Another side of the magazine is the fact that every student branch can introduce their events with a limited area. In addition to the monthly reports of student chapter representatives and project coordinators, we can see the advancements of them in this magazine. In order to develop this environment, we will continue to create this type of projects as IEEE Turkey. In this duty that we started in June, 2014, our main purpose is to create an environment that everyone can follow and question the works of IEEE Turkey while we increase the number of technical projects. If we really want to advance in this IEEE Turkey environment, we should leave our titles behind and start working with everything we got. We will create an environment that is open to criticism and we will develop ourselves with faster and more efficient manner. This planning is not for only one year. The purpose of this planning is to continue improve after we left our jobs and create lots of great events and projects every year as IEEE Turkey. Since IEEE Turkey Congress held in Koรง University, we are making changes on the corporate structure of IEEE Turkey in order to make this environment more suitable for improvement and open to everyone by leaving our egos behind. Without the efforts of student chapter representatives and project coordinators, who show that this year will be a great year even though it is just a beginning, I could not talk about these projects and improvements. I would like to thank all of them and especially to Ali who is the editor of this magazine.
Ayhan Epik IEEE Turkey 2014-2015 Student Representative
Best regards. IEEE Turkey Section / 3
W IEEE ACAD • IEEE Academic is: • Dozens of teams from all over the world: We have teams in several universities and schools from over 15 countries. • Students and professors working together: Students are involved at all levels of the project, and work side-by-side with their favorite professors to make sure videos are useful for students. • Creating free educational multimedia materials: Everything will be available to everyone, everwhere, using any device on the web, for free. • In their own languages, meeting their own needs: We believe education is local, and content should be created locally, based on what is needed on the ground. • And inventing new tools for education: We are pooling our experience as students, teachers, and researchers, to create new tools and new ways of teaching and learning.
IEEE Academic project started one year ago but because of some problems project cannot activated in Turkey. In this year, works will performed to activate project with help of Turkey ambassador Bahadır Akın Akgül, ESOGÜ IEEE SB and Prof. Dr. Hasan Hüseyin Erkaya. 4 / IEEE Turkey Section
WHAT IS DEMIC?
Bahadır Akın Akgül IEEE’TR Academic Turkey Coordinator
Let’s go back a little...
In the beginning, a group of students had an idea. It was just an idea, but at the IEEE-IST Student Branch, every idea has the potential to be special. We started from scratch, defining parameters and goals, and soon we found several volunteers motivated by what we felt was going to be a great project. It wasn’t easy: it took effort, sacrifice, ingenuity, and patience. We used borrowed or personal equipment - even eggs’ boxes were used! Everything to have the best conditions (acoustics, lighting, image) and make videos with really high quality. We had to convince professors and students of the project’s importance for education. In the beginning, there was some reluctance about what we were building but also a great enthusiasm. Step by step we grew into a relevant initiative in our community and with that the will of doing something bigger started to arise. Also, the project counted with the support from the IEEE Portugal Section, that by recognizing the effort of the volunteers and also the potential of such project, supplied the IEEE-IST Academic team with the right tools to create high quality contents and evolve the development processes of IEEE Academic Modules. The willpower, motivation and effort of the team made it possible to go from nothing to where we are today.
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IEEE Ras / Autum 2014
Hello !
My name is Osman Doğan Yirmibeşoğlu and I am the representative of RAS Turkey student branch chapters. Let me simply introduce myself. I am a double major student in Özyeğin University and I just elected as a RAS representative. My majors are Electric and Electronics and Mechanical Engineering. I just graduated from EE and fourth year student in ME. This year we have speeded up and prepared some documents already. Our 1st document is RAS chapters communication file. Today we have 23 Ras student branch chapters and I am very proud to say this. Also we have prepared a RAS chapters map for you to see the location of each chapter easily. Check the picture.
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As a RAS stident coordination we have some goals for this year. Our biggest goal is to creat a platform for building robots step by step. See all of our goals for this year. • • • • •
Creating close communications between RAS chapters We wish our RAS chapters to build at least 1 robot per branch We will establish robot building platform over web There will be bionic hand workshop over youtube We will organize a competition called RoboChallange around the country • We will prepare a document for establishing robotics lab for student chapters • We strongly want to organize a RAS congress all over the country.
Osman Doğan Yirmibeşoğlu IEEE Turkey RAS Student Representative
I hope that we will achieve these goals as a team and reach a great success. Also we will need a help from you who is reading this lines now. Don t stop now. Let you join us from facebook group and google mail group. Follow the news and share ! We wish to increase awareness of us with you and wish to move faster for better. If you have any questions feel free to mail me: dogan.yirmibesoglu@ozu.edu.tr Facebok group facebook/groups/ieee.ras.sbtr Mail group ieeerastr@googlegroups.com
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IEEE Pes /Autumn 2014
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Çetin Mert Yaver
IEEE Turkey Power & Energy Society
IEEE Turkey Student Branch PES Representative
• IEEE Power and Energy Society is a worldwide non-profit community that has over 24.000 members who are interested in or working in the area of the industry of power and energy. • IEEE PES is one of the biggest supporters of engineers, scientists, students, sectorial leaders and their employees by its’ R&D supports, the standards, training programs etc. • One of the subcommittees of IEEE Turkey Section, IEEE Turkey Power and Energy Chapter organizes lots of seminars and technical trips and create projects with the engineering students interested in power and energy industry. • IEEE Turkey Power and Energy Society members are studying on the topics of energy systems, which is safe, applicable, economical, distributable, measurable and controllable, and its processes like research, development, building, loading and material processes. • Vision: In the level of undergraduate and graduate students and the companies in Turkey works on energy industry, IEEE Turkey PES increases the know-how and cooperation with the help of seminars and training programs. Moreover, with this programs, IEEE Turkey PES helps its members to develop themselves in this area. Globally, IEEE Turkey PES , contacts with the other student chapters from other countries and work with them in similar projects. • Mission: In order to advance as a community, IEEE Turkey PES wants to be a pioneer in sharing the news and information in the area of electrical power and energy. Additionally, It serves sources of professional developments in the area to its members.
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IEEE Power&Energy Society Student Congress
Power &Energy Society Student Congress IEEE METU Student Branch organized first IEEE PES Student Congress IEEE METU Student Branch organized First IEEE PES Student Congress IEEE METU Student Branch, IEEE Power and Energy Society and Middle East Technical University Electrical and Electronics Engineering Department organized First IEEE PES Student Congress on 29-31 August at METU,Ankara, Turkey. 40 participants from 22 different country and 6 speakers from 5 different country were together during 3 days and increased their professional network. At first day of Congress, after the opening ceremony, two sessions were delivered by sponsors of the Congress. H羹seyin Arabul, CEO of Emek Electric Industries, and Timur Ketene, Business Development Director of BEST Transformers made their presentations. Later, participants visited An覺tkabir Mausoleum and learned more about history of Turkish Republic. After visit, every student chapter presented their posters and inspired the others. The speech of Meliha Selak , IEEE PES Distinguished Lecturer, about IEEE/PES Opretations followed. The day ended with Gala Dinner.
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The second day of Congress started with speech of Wanda Reder,Vice President of the Power Systems Solutions at S&C Electric Company, Chicago (USA),IEEE Board Member, Division VII Director , named “Electric Power Industry Visions and Experiences from an IEEE Power & Energy Society Past President”. Other lectures followed: • “Power Flow Control”,Frank Lambert (USA),Director, National Electric Energy Testing Research and Applications Center (NEETRAC),Georgia Tech (Atlanta),IEEE PES Governing Board, VP Chapters • “Future of Solar Energy in Middle East”, Bander Allaf (Saudi Arabia),CEO of Juffali Solar Energy, Saudi Arabia,Chair, IEEE PES Western Saudi Arabia • -“An overview of SCADA in Power systems and the Power automation Laboratories at JMI”, Prof. Mini Thomas (India),Professor, Department of Electrical Engineering Jamia Millia Islamia University, New Delhi, India • “Smart Grid- Where We Are”,Meliha Selak (Canada)Consultant, Power System Protection and Control (Canada) ,IEEE PES Distinguished Lecturer Program (DLP) • “Probabilistic Risk Assessment for Nuclear Power Plants”,Prof. Zdenko Simic (Croatia),Associate professor at University of Zagreb Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Computing (Croatia),Past president of the Croatian Nuclear Society IEEE Turkey Section / 11
IEEE Power&Energy Society Student Congress/ Autumn 2014
After the lectures, participants had a project management workshop called “Best Practices of Student Chapters�. The day ended with Multicultural Night which participants present their traditional cloths, music, foods.
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During the last day of Congress, participants visited 154 kV,+50MVAr Cascaded Multilevel Based Transmission_STATCOM Sincan Transformer Substation, National Power Quality Monitoring Center General Directorate of Electricity
Transmission Co. of Turkey,and Wind Electric Power Monitoring and Forecast Center General Directorate of Renewable Energy of Turkey. First IEEE PES Student Congress contained technical lectures, fair, non-technical workshops, both
technical and historical trips. All of the participants and organizers are looking forward for the next one which will be held two years later at other destination.
Meliha Selak
Uzay KaĹ&#x;
Ceren Durmaz
Former PES Vice Chair
Vice Chair of Executive Board (External Affairs)
Press and Public Relations Committee
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ITKK / Autumn 2014
“We are a big family.”
IEEE In IEEE Turkey, most prob-
ably every member heard or lived this sentence at least for one time. ITKK(IEEE Turkey Fellow Branches Project) is sometimes the result of this family, sometimes the reason why this family exists. It’s a unique satisfaction when the success comes from the members from different cities and universities. It’s the creative way of being more planned and devoted. It’s the creative way of breaking the physical borders. The key of the success of IEEE Turkey comes from the bonds between members and this bond is ITKK in Turkey. ITKK, main part of working together and sharing the knowledge, is one of the IEEE Turkey projects that actively work and it is actually the first project of IEEE Turkey. ITKK makes online meetings just like ordinary ones gathers money for travel. How it works? Even though, ITKK is seen as only the coordination team and representatives, it is the whole student branches with the fellowships in Turkey. Every year, with the start of the congress, student branches tries 14 / IEEE Turkey Section
to find fellows for them regarding to their mutual needs. The process continues until every student branch finds a fellow. In order to maximize the efficiency of the fellowships, every fellowship can only last for 2 years and in a year maximum 3 student branches can be fellows. With the start of the fellowships, for organizing the events in the year and controlling the fellowships until the next congress, a mechanism is created. It is called coordination team. Coordination team includes coordinator and the members decided by the coordinator. Coordinators are selected in congress with an intentional letter as the other subcommittees in IEEE Turkey, every year. After that, coordinator takes initiative to create a coordination team. The current coordination team is selected by motivational
letters and personal interviews. In the team, there are experienced members, branch representatives of last years and inexperienced but willing members. When creating the team, geographic distribution played an important role, too. There are responsible members for every fellowship in order to help to solve the problems of communication between student branches. The other part of this big organization includes branch representatives. Representatives, creates bond with their fellows, coordination team and also the other student branches in Turkey. The representatives are chosen by their own student branch. Generally the representatives have a home and a fellow in every city. The event ideas follow these fellowships. Sometimes, these representatives do not organize events with only
their fellows but also with the other student branches by saying “We have fellows but we have cousins, too!” Most importantly ITKK belongs to everyone who feels one of us without thinking of the duties. As a result of working together and high motivation, ITKK created 2 projects. One of them is another big IEEE Turkey project now called E# Training Team. The other one is a web-based project called “Tercih Kafası” still working with ITKK. This means that if someone has an idea in ITKK, coordination team and representatives work for making it real. ITKK lives like that all the time. For 3 years, at the start of the year, in order to make representatives contact with each other and coordination team and share the information that could help in the semeste , ITKK organizes a camp. This year, camp is organized in Didim, with 36 people from 28 different universities. Moreover, ITKK does not only control the fellowships but also creates environments for fellows to organize events and in some events, they make people play games. These games are gathered in a document and this document is updated when a change or addition occurs. At the end, if you are interested in, want to learn more or you have a question, you can easily reach us. You can reach us via facebook , twitter or itkk.ieee@ gmail.com.
P.S. !!!
Open form of ITKK is IEEE Turkey Fellow Branches Project in English. However, it is called “i-te-ka-ka” The project created by Ferhan Özkan and Çınar Yeşil. Respectively, Çınar Yeşil, Simay Akar, Meryem Bayraktar, Burak Ünlü, Öykü Geçgel were the coordinators. The logo is chosen at a contest between fellow branches at 2011. In IEEE Turkey, it is the only project that created project. Kıvılcım Şebnem Elibüyük IEEE Turkey ITKK Project Coordinator
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EMBS/ Autumn 2014
Engineering in Medicine&Biology Society brings Medicine and engineering together and aims on awareness in these sectors.With 9100 members, MB Societs is the biggest organization in 97 countries. Our purpose is to be a bridge between the sector&students and to help to create a better future in these areas.We are making these things with some technical studies(Workshops,robotic practises, technical tours ) and with some conferences. EMBS members are all around the life. They work in academic institutions, industrial institutions,hospitals as entrepreneurs.EMBS organizes many conferences and seminars and in the student branch organizations, Distinguished Lecturer Program(DLP) and EMBS send some lecturers to lead the organizations. EMBS Turkey hosts many conferences and activities. With offical 2 branches and 11 student branches which are still being established, EMBS is growing day by day. EMBS Chair Dr.Selçuk Çömlekçi supports EMBS activites in Turkey, and contacts with the IEEE Global if it’s needed. Even EMBS Turkey is still new, with the helps from the advisors, they are growing a lot.Last year, with some Panel’s, EMBS is creating solutions for the students and with the technical tours and succesful seminars, EMBS is bringing the sector and students next to each other. This term, our purpose is to organize more seminars and technical tours in order to help people to learn more about IEEE EMBS.
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Yağmur Kütük IEEE Turkey EMBS Student Branch Representative
We as IEEE Turkey EMBS organized BioMed Days in Yıldız Technical University. (04.04.2014). Thanks to DLP, our chair was Prof.Meting Akay from Houston University. Subhamoy Mandal from IEEE EMBS representitive, Doç.Dr.Selçuk Çömlekçi and Prof.Dr.Nizamettin Aydın were also helped and supported us in our BioMed Days organization.
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IEEE Wie/ Autumn 2014 Gรถkรงe ล encan IEEE Turkey WIE Representative
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omen in Engineering (WIE), the large-scale international organization for women engineers and scientists. the primary issue of wie which is one of sub-communities of ieee all over the world of women to have a career in the field of science and technology is to encourage. . At the same time bringing together the talents of women and men can work to the benefit of humanity, to build a dynamic community is one of the objectives of the wieTurkey section of wie is working for work in Turkey seeks to achieve the objectives. Wie has got 148 member in turkey. They are 129 undergradute and 19 postgraduate students. The 20 of them are working of being established wie`s comminity Besides, contrary to assumption of men working quite actively contributes a very large community to wie.
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IEEE Electric Cars Project/ Autumn 2014
Mustafa Yeşilçam IEEE Turkey Electrical Vehicle Project Coordinator
ELECTRIC CARS PROJECT People always invented new things to make their life easier in the world. One of the most important inventions is engine system without a doubt. Motor vehicles are used and part of our life for decades but use of internal combustion engines started to create problems for a long time. One of the most common problems is the emissions of that engines (nitrogen oxides-NO, carbon monoxide – CO, small particles, volatile organic compounds etc.) The greenhouse effect of these emissions and rich sources for organic fuels creates a chaos. Because of the increase in the number of cars, emissions and rate of carbon dioxides started to increase. Therefore, the greenhouse effect has become and this led to change in the seasons. As a result, alternative fuels become popular. I think, use of alternative fuels is too late but at least we understand the damage of the internal combustion engine and started using these fuels. Because of the reasons as I mentioned above, we, as IEEE Turkey, formed a project group called Electric Cars Project Group for encouraging the engineering students and give rising generation a guide last year. We support student branches in Turkey to design their own electric cars. Now, the branches are competing in “Cars with Alternative Energy” competition organized by TUBITAK and they help to show and use the technology of electric cars for our country. Due to the R&D studies in the universities in Turkey, we are behind of the other countries in the technology of motor vehicles. However, we can reach them with using the technology of electric cars and we can produce our own electric cars for commercial use. When the production of electric cars becomes more common, our country will advance and will be less dependent on the outside factors. This will also result with good social effects. Increase in the number of production of electric cars will be the solution for the greenhouse effect and petroleum wars where there are over 940 million cars in the world and it increases 13% every year. IEEE Turkey Section / 19
IEEE Day/ Autumn 2014
IEEE DAY
We are celebrating IEEE Day, each year the first Tuesday on October,annually. This year, it will be the fifth time in history when all engineers worldwide are going to celebrate this special day, on the anniversary of the first time IEEE members gathered to share their technical ideas in 1884.Whereas the world utilizes innovation of today, IEEE focuses on the next one. Therefore, this year the theme of IEEE Day will be ‘ Leveraging technology for a better tomorrow. ‘
IEEE TURKEY Being IEEE Turkey 2014 Coordination Team, we have done our best to be celebrated this special day, perfectly in Turkey. Under the leadership of IEEE Day 2014 Turkey Ambassador Ali ÖZTÜRK, we have worked together with all team members, Gürkan ÇAKICI, Elif AKGÜN, Ömüray TEMELLİ, Nazım Utku ATLI and me Gülsüm BUĞDAYCIOĞLU and we have tried to encourage people by informing all Student Branches in Turkey to celebrate IEEE Day at the same time with entire world. During this time, we have done a webinar about details of IEEE Day, events and photo contest with the participation of Student Branches’ Chairs. I hope that all of these works we have done have helped us to reach much more people to popularize IEEE Day. Lastly, I would like to thank IEEE Turkey 2014 Coordination Team for their efforts to have made this process more enthusiastic with their extensive team work. Happy IEEE Day! Gülsüm Buğdaycıoğlu IEEE Day 2014 Coordination Team Member 20 / IEEE Turkey Section
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IEEE E#/ Autumn 2014
EDUCATION IS NECESSARY! Hi for all volunteers of IEEE . We are a newly established project when founded 2 years before. Hi for all volunteers of IEEE Because of that,we are taking questions such as . We are a newly established projwhat the E# is .But firstly I want to talk about ect when founded 2 years before. what is the aim of the project.The E# is the abbreviation of Education # (# is used to mean Because of that,we are taking education is necessary).E# is founded by five questions such as what the E# is dedicated people to resolve the problems of .But firstly I want to talk about what the IEEE Turkey Section Student Branches about is the aim of the project.The E# is personal development and now it continues the abbreviation of Education # (# with 8 people.The aim of us is to deliver the is used to mean education is neces- experience we gained to IEEE Turkey envisary).E# is founded by five dedicated ronment with informative and enjoyable ways.Our motivation is to express our gratitude to IEEE Turkey for the benefits we gained from it and people to resolve the problems of the opportunity to develop together.We reached 25 trainings last year with the IEEE Turkey Section Student interactive sessions ,different knowledge delivery methods and not being a Branches about personal developteacher,being one of you.This year,we are planning to increase the number of trainings. ment and now it continues with 8 The answer to the question that what is E# is we are one of you,we people.The aim of us is to deliver the are not very professional people about trainings.The focus of our trainings experience we gained to IEEE Turkey is you ,not us.We are trying to prepare special trainings for each student environment with informative and branch.Moreover,we have 12 trainer candidates from our September camp enjoyable ways.Our motivation is to and with our new friends ,we are planning to spread the E# to larger region express our gratitude to IEEE Turkey and we are trying to guarantee the continuity of our project.Our main goal is increasing the student branch number that benefitted from our trainings. for the benefits we gained from it Another question is how we can contact with you. Our mail address is and the opportunity to develop to- ieeetr.esharp@gmail.com.You can contact us quickly with e-mail.Also for gether.We reached 25 trainings last detailed information you can look at our Facebook page :facebook.com/ year with interactive sessions ,difieeetr.esharp. When I am ending my sentences with our motto “Education is Necferent knowledge delivery methods essary”, I am very thankful to you. and not being a teacher,being one Sincerely of you.This year,we are planning to increase the number of trainings. Furkan Gültekin IEEE Türkiye E# Project Communication Responsible
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IEEE Corporate aspects of the IEEE Turkey/ Autumn 2014
Hello, I want to start introducing myself. I’m Ozan Erdoğan, senior student of Mechanical Engineering Department at Kahramanmaraş Sütçü İmam University. This year, I’m working in IEEE as consultant of Institutional Support. My responsibility in IEEE is to help local Student Branches to become institutional, to help new SBs during their set-up time and to make IEEE Turkey well-known, globally.
Ozan Erdoğan IEEE Turkey Institutional Support Representative
In this assignment, my targets are more IEEE SBs in Turkey and maximum success in the globe. It will make me happy realizing these targets ant the end of the year. Moreover, after establishing section, I know there will be a lot of things to do. With willing friends, we will do our best to make IEEE Turkey one of the best in R8. At the least, I want to mention about IEEE. The rate of IEEE members in R8 is about %18.3.Totally, IEEE has 420.000 members and 70.000 of these members are students. While male members are about %90, female members are just about %10. Turkey, having 1000 members, has an important position in R8.
Finally, in order to carry a step forward IEEE Turkey, we need to do our best.
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IEEE Computer Society/ Autumn 2014
What is Computer Society? As one of the valuable societies of IEEE, Computer Society is the biggest professional and technical organization with over 100.000 members most of whom are computer engineers. The purpose of Computer Society is to develop the computer applications and combine the data from science and technology to the products. IEEE Computer Society is one of the best users of internet as an organization. Due to the fact that CS can easily access to the scientific articles and contents, they improve their structure as a technical society. 24 / IEEE Turkey Section
Computer Society Turkey
2014-2015 term will run by Ahmet Atasever. Their purpose is to improve IEEE Turkey’s technical structure besides from their eager to success in the global area. With 11 coordinators from different universities are working on many different projects and organizing technical trainings. CS Turkey will organize a technical training named CS Turkey Tour when the new school term starts.
Ahmet Atasever IEEE Turkey Computer Society Representative
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IEEE Türkiye Sosyal Sorumluluk Projesi/ Autumn 2014
IEEE Turkey Social Responsibility Project IEEE Turkey Social Responsibility Project started in the middle times of 2013-2014 academic year. Sociaal Responsibility Project’s formation purpose is revive some behaviours. For example; sharing, sincereness, sincerity, tolerance, helpfully, sensibility. And as an engineer club, we must contribute revive of good engineers. We start and conduct supplier social responsibility projects in Turkey. As a different, other social reponsibility clubs or establishments; we are a student club’s member and our projects don’t need Money and be technical – oriented. We conducted some project in the last academic year’s last season. These were blood donations, book donations and hospital visits. We’re planning the different social responsibility projects in this academic year. Some of these projects are seminars and workshops for primary school, battery collection campaigns, some projects for disabled people. We’re as become a IEEE Turkey Social Responsibility Coordination Squad aim; become a good, different, conscious engineers. Don’t forget! Life is good with everybody…
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Ezgi Kรถse IEEE Turkey Social Project Coordinator
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IEEE Communications Society/ Autumn 2014
Handan Acar IEEE Communications Society Representative
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Hello, I am Handar Acar, student representative of Communications Society of IEEE Turkey. I study Electronics and Communications Engineering in Istanbul Technical University and I am in 3rd grade in this year. I have taken charge in Comminication Society in IEEE Istanbul Technical University Student Branch since ı entered the üniversity.Now, I am the student representative of Commınications Society of IEEE Turkey. I have learnt a lot of information about communications and information technologies since I started my community career. In this direction, ı would like to convey my technical and career knowledge to you. Also, we have a Comsoc team which composed of chairs of Communication Societies and experienced students in IEEE Turkey. This team aims to communicate each ComSoc team with others which located different universities in Turkey, help each other techinacally and morally , do project together ,etc…
One the most important purpose is that augment to number of Comunication Society in Turkey , right now we have only 4 unoficially Communication Society in Turkey.Certainly, we need to increase our awareness to achieve this purpose and I am sure that we will manage this purpose thanks to you. If you want to ask anything ,please do not hesitate to contact to me. This is my email adress: handanacar@ieee.org. We are looking forward to seeing you in our facebook group. https://www.facebook.com/groups/ieee.comsoc.tr/
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Kıvılcım Şebnem Elibüyük IEEE Turkey ITKK Project Coordinator
Ezgi Köse
Çetin Mert Yaver
IEEE Turkey Social Project Coordinator
IEEE Turkey PES Representative
Ali Öztürk IEEE Turkey Marketing Coordinator
Ozan Erdoğan IEEE Turkey Institutional Support Representative
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Furkan Gültekin IEEE Turkey E# Project Communication Responsible
Gökçe Şencan
Yağmur
IEEE Turkey WIE Representative
IEEE Tu EMBS S Bran Represe
Ayhan Epik IEEE Turkey Section Student Representative
Osman Doğan Yirmibeşoğlu IEEE Turkey RAS Student Branches Representative
Bahadır Akın Akgül IEEE’TR Academic Turkey Coordinator
Sedat Öztürk IEEE Turkey Hackhaton Coordinator
Ahmet Atasever
r Kütük
Mustafa Yeşilçam
Handan Acar
urkey Student nch entative
IEEE Turkey Electrical Vehicle Coordinator
IEEE Turkey Cominications Society Representative
IEEE Turkey Computer Society Representative
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