2026-10-08
浏览次数：10The Guangdong Division of the 2026 National Undergraduate Electronic Design Contest concluded during the summer vacation. The School of Electronic and Information Engineering organized a total of 79 teams from both the Wushan and University Town Campuses to participate. Among them, 54 teams won awards, including 14 first prizes, 17 second prizes and 23 third prizes at the provincial level, with an award rate exceeding two-thirds. Compared with the results of 2025, the number of first prizes has doubled, and the number of second prizes has increased to nearly four times that of last year.
An 18-member coaching team was set up by the school. Teachers Zhang Linli and Wang Yun from the Experimental Center served as team leaders. The coaches provided dedicated guidance to help students refine their projects and prepare for the contest. With strong support from the Undergraduate School, the Experimental Center coordinated all preparation work and successfully completed the organization of the school’s participation in this year’s National Undergraduate Electronic Design Contest.
Boasting a large participating scale and broad student engagement, our school fully practiced the educational philosophy of “training through contests and promoting learning via contests”. Serving as a valuable complement to regular practical teaching, the contest guides students to translate theoretical knowledge into hands-on engineering capabilities and greatly improves their skills in innovative practice, integrated design and problem-solving. The school will continue to build scientific and technological innovation platforms based on discipline competitions, devote itself to cultivating innovative talents in electronic and information engineering, and lay a solid foundation for delivering high-quality core talents to the electronic information industry.
