The 4th Annual Engineers-Games, takes place February 16th on Warren Mall, and marks the beginning of UCSD's celebration of National Engineers Week. E-Games unites each of the 23 engineering student organizations in a day long competition as they compete for the coveted Golden Calculator, the grand prize given to the winning team after three grueling engineering design competitions.

10:30	Welcome Event Overview
10:40	Argh the Boat - builing starts
11:25	Argh the Boat - building ends, competition starts
11:30	Lunch starts
12:00	Brain Drop - building starts
12:20	Brain Drop - building ends, competition starts
1:00	Ninja Attack - building starts
1:30	Ninja Attack - building ends, competition starts
1:50	Point totals and awards!

Team Competitions

Argh the Boat: This is a competition in which teams are provided a random collection of materials and must construct a structure that will hold the most amount of weight when the structure is placed in water.

Ninja Attack: Team members must work together to construct a contraption that can send a launch a ninja star at cardboard cutouts of a pirate and zombie.

Brain Drop: A variation of the famed tomato drop, this competition challenges teams to conceive and fabricate an entity that can help the tomato (or another object) survive its fall from the E-Games balloon.

Individual Competitions

Timed Rubik's Cube: Individuals will try to complete the Rubik's cube in the shortest amount of time.

Lego Tower: Individuals must build the tallest and most stable structure in a preset time and with a preset amount of LEGOs.

Oreo Tower: Individuals must build the tallest and most stable structure in a preset time and with a preset amount of Oreos.

Enspire is a student-run outreach event designed to introduce middle school students to university-level engineering. Although students are often exposed to science and math, they rarely encounter engineering and may not understand what it means to be an engineer. This has led to a decreased number of engineers graduating in the US, while the number of engineers overseas is increasing. Soon, the US will face a major shortage of American engineers. Enspire is an effort to reduce this shortage by increasing the awareness of engineering in San Diego youths. On Wednesday, February 17th, approximately 400 students will be shown around labs and introduced to engineering through hands-on projects. The students will also participate and compete in a design competition inside the Price Center Ballroom. The students will be on-campus from 8:00am - 1:30pm.

8:00 - 9:00	Setup and arrival of students
9:00 - 9:30	Opening remarks and keynote speaker
9:40 - 10:10	Rotation 1 (Lab, Org fair)
10:20 - 10:50	Rotation 2 (Lab, Org fair)
11:00 - 11:30	Rotation 3 (Lab, Org fair)
11:30 - 12:00	Lunch
12:00 - 1:00	Design Competition
1:00 - 1:30	Awards, closing remarks
1:30 - 2:00	Students leave and clean-up

Review and critique resumes of participating students. As preparation for DECaF, the goal is to get critical feedback and advice from professionals in industry about personal resumes. Preference will be given to the first 10-12 companies to elect a representative to take part in this workshop.

Sign up for the talent show here!
More info coming soon...

Conduct Mock-Interviews of students followed by critique and feedback in confidential 1x1 sessions. Students that are interested will be assigned to 20 minute interview slots. A one hour lunch mixer will serve as a break from interviewing with a chance to talk to our students in a casual and open environment. Refreshments will be provided.
Networking Mixer from 12 - 1pm at the International Center.

Sign up for a mock interview here!

The Disciplines of Engineering Career Fair (DECaF), established in 1998, is the only annual student-managed multidisciplinary career fair at the University of California, San Diego. This event provides company representatives a unique opportunity to interact and engage with UCSD's talented engineering students regarding career options, internships, and permanent or summer employment opportunities.

DECaF is coordinated by the Triton Engineering Student Council and the 23 pre-professional engineering student organizations of the Jacobs School of Engineering. These engineering societies, representing the spectrum of disciplines at the Jacobs School, work in close collaboration to maximize the attendance of UCSD's 5,000 undergraduate/graduate student engineers and to ensure the satisfaction of recruiters and students alike.

For more info, visit the DECaF Website.

TESC's 4th Annual Engineering Semi-Formal will be "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory" themed!
We will be having a Mediterranean buffet, ping pong, photo booth, and a CHOCOLATE FOUNTAIN!!

Doors open at 7:30. Dancing starts between 9:30 - 10:00 and goes until midnight.

Tickets are now on sale at the UCSD box office.

• Weeks 4 & 5: $20
• Weeks 6 & 7: $25
• At the door: $30

Need a date? There will be a date auction on Wednesday, February 10th (Week 6) during the TESC GBM at 7:30pm in CSE 1202. People who are auctioned off or have the winning bid on someone get a FREE ticket to Impulse! If you are interested in being "sold," please email sfaramarzi@ucsd.edu by Friday, February 5.

Please email sfaramarzi@ucsd.edu with questions or for more information.