Egyptian Engineering Day

Day “One” Monday, 2^nd of August, 2010
From	To	Auditorium	Hall A
08.30	10:00	Registration and Arrival of Guests
10:00	10:15	Welcome Speeches: EED 2010 Organizing Committee: Khaled Mokhtar IEEE Egypt GOLD: Mohamed Raafat IEEE Egypt Section Chair: Dr. Samir Shaheen Panel: The Future of Government Services A Panel Discussion with H.E Dr. Ahmed Darwish Minister of State for Administrative Development
10:15	11:30
11:30	11:45	Break and Media Briefing – Booths Preparation
11:45	13:00	Exhibition Tour
13:00	14:00	Lunch Break
14:00	15:00	Ericsson Session 50 Billion Connected Devices Hossam Kandeel Strategy and Marketing VP , Ericsson
15:00	16:00	Innovation at Vodafone Eng. Alaa Zaher Head of innovation, Vodafone Electromagnetic Wastes Hazards Dr. Medhat Elmessiery, Vodafone
16:00	17:00	NU Open Session Technologies Shaping your Future	Embedded Systems Challenges Karim Gomaa , IBM

Day “Two” Tuesday, 3^rd of August, 2010
From	To	Auditorium			Hall A
09:00	09:30	Registration and Arrival of Guests
9:30	10:00	IEEE … Yes you can Nahel Muhammad Amirah, IEEE R8 GOLD Subcommittee
10:00	10:30	IEEE ELECTRONIC LIBRARY (IEL): ASPP, POP , & POP PLUS. Dr.Shawky Salem
10:30	12:00	Panel (2) Precollege Education, Global Prospective A Panel Discussion with H.E Dr Ahmed Zaky Badr, Minister of Education Moderator: Dr Mohamed A Aboul-Dahab, EED Executive Committee Chairman
12:00	13:30	Break
13:30	14:30	IT as a Strategic Business Asset Eng. Hanan Youssef Business Consultant, LINK Development			Funding Programs to Support Graduation Projects and R&D in Egypt Eng. Mohamed Aboud Business Development Consultant
14:30	15:00	Lunch Break
15:00	16:00	Competitiveness and Global Thinking Dr. Essam Sharaf Former Minister of Transportation and Professor of Highway Engineering
16:00	17:00	GOLD Success Stories Moderator: Mohamed Raafat, GOLD Chairman
		Ahmed Mikkawi GOLD Past Chairman	Hassan Shehawy, FLL Past Chairman	Mazen Ashoush EED Past Chairman		Tamer Darwish MIE Past Chairman	Hanan Magdy Future City Chairman
17:00	17:30	Break
17:30	19:00	Panel (3) A Panel Discussion with H.E Dr. Mosheera Khatab Minister of Family and Population On Enabling Working Women Moderator: Dr Nevin Darwish, Chair IEEE Women In Engineering AG
19:00	21:00	EED 2010 Closing Ceremony & Awards

WIE FORUM’s PROGRAM

Tuesday, 3^rd of August
From	To
1:30	1:35	Welcome Note Prof.Dr.Nevin Darwish, IEEE Women In Engineering Chair Lady
1:35	2:05	“Changing the Desert” Dr.Boshra Salem experience in using solar energy in extracting water in desert area and her new project “Purifying water in poor areas in Egypt and Sudan”. Prof.Dr.Boshra Bakr Salem, Alexandria University , Environmental Department Chair Lady
2:05	2:35	“Development of Small Scale Industries and Local Technologies” Dr.Hamed El-Mously experience in developing the well fare of poor villages using chemistry. Prof.Dr.Hamed El-Mously, The Egyptian Society of Indigoes Development of Local Communities , Founder and President Founder of The Center of Development of Small Scale Industries and Local Technologies , Ainshams University, Faculty of Engineering
2:35	3:00	Lunch Break
3:00	3:20	“Sekem Success Story and Development using Science and Technology” Eng.Hoda Soussa, Sekem
3:20	3:30	“IEEE Egypt Women In Engineering Programs and Misconceptions” Eng.Marwa Soudi, IEEE Women In Engineering Treasurer
3:30	3:50	“How Robotics Changed the Life of Deaf and Mute” Eng.Eman El-Malah, Arab Academy of Science and Technology
3:50	4:00	Q & A
4:00	5:30	Break
5:30	7:00	Panel (3) A Panel Discussion with H.E Dr. Mosheera Khatab Minister of Family and Population On Enabling Working Women Moderator: Dr Nevin Darwish, Chair IEEE Women In Engineering AG

EED
2010 and the Concurrently Running Events.

Under the Slogan “Think Global”,
EED 2010
permits the free flow of experience and knowledge throughout the community.
Providing also a wider range of exposure for fresh-grads and engineering
students. At the same time helping them to explore themselves and sharpen their
minds. Aiming at the end to have free minds with the capabilities to innovate. EED
2010 is a good starting point for innovative business ventures and
relationships as it targets to spread entrepreneurship spirit between
engineers. This would be fulfilled through the coexistence of different parties
& delegates of different backgrounds from IEEE, industry, university,
ventures, government, NGO’s, recruiters and media.

Concurrently running will be the 5th “Made In
Egypt” or the MIE Competition Finals Event. MIE
Projects are these standing as a fruitful cooperation among intelligent
undergraduates and experienced industrial mentors to produce a mature prototype
that tackles a real need in the Egyptian industry or introduce a new product in
the Egyptian market.

“Future City” competition will occupy a very important part of EED
2010, where you can find hands-on applications that are designed and developed
by preparatory schools’ students to present their vision for a city of the
future, so let’s see and encourage tomorrow’s engineers.

The IEEE Women In Engineering Affinity Group or the WIE AG
in Egypt will have its Second forum “Social Engineering; For you &
your family” aims to raise awareness towards importance of Engineering
in social development, to come up with innovative ideas for institutes,
academia and individuals, to enhance our society through technology and to
highlight the achievements done so far in Egypt in the field of improving
society through science and technology.

“FIRST LEGO League“, FLL,
is a global program created to get children excited about science and
technology. A hands-on program for ages 9 to 16, FLL uses challenges based on
real world scientific problems to engage children in research, problem solving,
and engineering. The cornerstone of the program is its Core Values, which
emphasize friendly sportsmanship, learning, and community involvement.