The place to stock up on class supplies or that much-needed Powerade on a Friday morning

Congratulations to this years Templin Scroll and Templin Prize winners! The winner of this competition will be allowed to be exempt from one practical work report required as part of the Hons degree.

Faculty Day

Not sure what type of engineering to do? Want to see all the fun stuff you can play with? Then come along to Faculty Day

Engineering Class Representatives

As a service to the department this page lists all the class representatives for each class in engineering.

Uni Hall Tutorials

It's not the easiest job in the world for us to remember our first year papers but hopefully we can be of some assistance.

Faculty

ENSOC faculty is the link between engineering students and the academic community. Its main roles are

- Faculty Day
- Uni Hall Tutorials
- Position on the engineering faculty board
- Templin Scroll award

A lot of this stuff is super boring but engineering is hard and the more informed you are and less time you have to spend at uni the more sane you stay. Any comments or questions get in touch with Cody at faculty@ensoc.com.

2009 Templin Scroll and Templin Prize winners:

Templin Scroll (best written and presented papers):
1. Doyle D'Mello
2. Craig Muir

Templin Prize (written technical paper):
1. Ben Gadsby
2. Nate Holland-Kearins

Doyle D'Mello walked away with the $1000 cash for his work on photodiodes. If you didn't enter this year keep an eye out next year for entry details.