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The discussion centers on organizing a workshop for electrical engineering students, aiming to attract participation from various majors within the university. The organizers seek engaging activity ideas that can appeal to a diverse audience, as this is their first attempt at such an event. Clarification is sought regarding the format of the workshop, whether it will be a conference or more hands-on activities. The goal is to provide educational content that resonates with students from different engineering disciplines. Suggestions for inclusive and engaging workshop themes are encouraged to enhance participation.
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Hello...
I am studying electrical engineering, with my colleagues i want to make a workshop in my university, but it's the first time we do such an activity, so we don't have ideas that may attract engineers and students from other universities...
If anyone has some ideas, please share them with us...
Thank you
 
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Workshop?
Do you mean like in a conference?


With other Universities?
If so do you mean remote connections by video link or what?
 


No, really since it's the first time we do such an activity it will be restricted to my faculty students, but the problem is that there is different majors so i need some activities which attract students from different majors.
 


What is your goal? To teach something specific about EE?
 

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