Department News

Lecture: See the World Like an Engineer



9/10/25



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HEX, DEC, BCD, OCT Assignment Script



9/9/25

As those of you are in TECH 3232 know, the script I use for the Number System's Conversion HW broke and marked a number of correct answers incorrectly. The script was written in 2007 and uses the scripting langague PHP. Well an update to PHP that I installed recently, broke the script, hence the issue. I am working on fixing the script now, and will update this post when the script is available for use again.

Moral of the story:

  • Know what an update is for before installing.
  • Check your scripts after an update to PHP (PHP has done this to me in the past, so I should know better).

Update (9/11/25): I have fixed the issue with the script, so it can be used for Test #1 prep, but I still have some work to do on it.

Website Issues



9/8/25


Over the weekend, an intermediary network device on my home network failed, causing issues reaching this website (started Sat Night and into Sunday).

Sorry for any inconvience.

Upcoming NSBE Events – Don’t Miss Out!



9/8/25


The National Society of Black Engineers (NSBE) invites you to two exciting events designed to help you connect, grow, and succeed this semester!

1. NSBE First General Mass Meeting

Start the semester strong with NSBE!

Date: Thursday, September 11, 2025
Time: 5:30 PM
Location: EA Auditorium (EA 203)

Come learn about:
• Membership dues
• Upcoming company visits
• Exciting semester events
• How to get involved this year!

Free pizza provided!


2. Trane Technologies Lunch & Learn - Crafting Your Career: Prepare for Career Fair Success

Date: Friday, September 12, 2025
Time: 12:30 – 1:30 PM
Location: ERIC Room 201/203

Join Trane Technologies for a focused session on how to stand out and make the most of the upcoming Career Fair. Learn resume tips, elevator pitches, networking strategies, and more — directly from industry professionals.

Lunch will be served!

All students are welcome — don’t miss this great opportunity to prepare for the upcoming All-Majors and Engineering Career Fairs!

Please RSVP HERE to pre-register by Tuesday, September 9 so we can get a headcount for food.

HCOE Tutoring



9/3/25

We are excited to announce that all College of Engineering tutoring will now take place in EA 302. This newly designated space is dedicated exclusively to tutoring, making it easier for you to know where to go for academic support.

The tutoring schedule, includes:

  • Courses covered by our peer tutors
  • Available days and hours for each subject
Please take a moment to review the schedule and make plans to stop by EA 302 whenever you need assistance. Our tutors are here to help you succeed in your classes and strengthen your understanding of key concepts.

We look forward to seeing you in EA 302!

Save the Date: HCOE Fall Career Fair



8/22/25



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ASEE-SE Annual Conference



4-16-2025



The American Society for Engineering Education, Southeast Section will be holding it's anual conference at the University of Memphis Mar 8-10, 2026. The planing is still ongoing, but you can check out info on the conference HERE.

The dates correspond to our spring break, but we will be needing students to assist with registration tables, stuffing welcome bags and much more, so watch for extra credit oportunities when the conference nears.

UofM Majors that pay the most



11-8-2022

From: Commercial Appeal (Oct 9, 2022)

In the article "Want a big paycheck? These University of Memphis majors pay the most - and least" by Becca Wright it was stated that the five highest-earning bachelor's degrees offered at the UofM were:

  • Mechanical engineering: $71,690
  • Electrical, electronics and communications engineering: $68,655
  • Computer engineering: $68,033
  • Engineering technology: $64,943
  • Civil engineering: $62,591

The lowest-earning bachelor's degree made $22,882.

Tau Alpha Pi



5-8-2025

We are proud to announce this year's Tau Alpha Pi Engineering Technology Honor Society's Inductees:

Deanneshae Bland, Ronnie Nguyen, Keaton Claudio, Owen Cook, Andrew Kallaher, Rose Saeed, Olivia Ensor, Mario Arredondo, Emily Gravatt, Yeeun Ahn, Hannah Perry, Ean Lindsey, Jakayla Thomas

These students represent the upper 10% of all Engineering Technology Students.

Please join us in congratulating our latest Honorees.