The Debating Society, affiliated with the School of Communication and Electronic Engineering, is an academic student organization dedicated to enhancing students’ critical thinking, verbal communication, and team spirit.

By organizing and participating in debate-related activities, the society aims to improve members’ overall competence, foster a strong academic atmosphere, and contribute to the cultural development of the campus.

Our Goals:

• Improve members’ debating skills and public speaking abilities.
• Foster teamwork and leadership among members.
• Broaden students’ knowledge and social awareness through debate.
• Represent the university in various debate competitions and strive for excellence.

Activities:

1. Regular Training – Workshops on debate techniques, logical reasoning, and speech delivery.
2. Internal Debates – Regular in-house debate tournaments as practice platforms.
3. Intercollegiate Exchanges – Friendly debates and exchanges with debating societies from other institutions.
4. Major Competitions – Organizing or participating in large-scale competitions such as the National College Debate Championship.
5. Social Events – Team-building and networking activities to strengthen group cohesion.

Founded in 2019, the IoT Innovation Club is a student organization affiliated with the School of Communication and Electronic Engineering. The society focuses on hands-on learning, encouraging members to create and develop their own projects.

Its primary goal is to cultivate students’ ability to explore and apply knowledge through practical experience. Activities are centered around real-world applications, including the study of information sensors, embedded systems, and the use of networking platforms and relevant programming technologies.

Key club activities include:

• Front-end programming development
• Introduction to smart home products
• Guest lectures by industry professionals
• Installation and debugging of smart locks
• Program design
• Wireless network development

The Microcomputer Maintenance Club, founded in 2009, is affiliated with the School of Communication and Electronic Engineering. The club focuses on topics such as network security technologies and cybersecurity incident analysis, aiming to provide members with a collaborative platform for learning and discussing cybersecurity skills through hands-on activities and technical exploration.

In addition, the club is part of the Hacking Group Initiative (ID HT0009), a non-profit, grassroots cybersecurity community initiated by Chinese cybersecurity experts. The group advocates for a positive and ethical hacker culture, promoting open technical exchange and a healthy cybersecurity ecosystem.

As a registered member of HT0009, club members gain access to a broader network of like-minded cybersecurity enthusiasts and opportunities to engage in technical forums, collaborative projects, and practical cybersecurity training.

The Electronics Production Club, founded in 2005, is a professional student organization affiliated with the School of Communication and Electronic Engineering. With a focus on cultivating students’ innovation and hands-on practical abilities, the club provides a strong academic and research-oriented platform for learning, collaboration, and the pursuit of intellectual property, such as patent and software copyright applications.

The club is primarily composed of students who are passionate about electronic technology and software programming. Through real-world project cases and hands-on activities, members strengthen their technical skills in electronics, enhance their project development capabilities, and learn to effectively apply classroom knowledge in practical scenarios. The club fosters an environment where students can experiment, create, and collaborate, bridging theory with application.

Awards & Honors

• 🏆 First Prize (National Level) in “Smart Electronic Product Design and Development” at the National Vocational Skills Competition – October 2023
• 🥇 First Prize (Shanghai Division) in “Smart Aircraft Application Technology” at the National Vocational Skills Competition – April 2024
• 🥇 First Prize (Shanghai Division) in “Smart Electronic Product Design and Development” at the National Vocational Skills Competition – April 2024
• 🥈 Second Prize (University Group) in EDA Design and Development at the 15th Lanqiao Cup National Software and Information Technology Talent Competition – Shanghai Division – April 2024
• 🥈 Second Prize (Shanghai Division) in “Embedded System Application Development” at the National Vocational Skills Competition – May 2024
• 🏅 Excellence Award in Aerial Robotics at the BRICS Skills Competition – July 2024