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中國工程師學會 Chinese Institute of Engineers (CIE)

Chinese Institute of Engineers (CIE)

by CIE, Taiwan, R.O.C.October 22, 2015


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Contents

About CIE

Mission

Objectives

Major Activities

Organization

Affiliated Institutes

International Engagement

Contact Information

Graphic Design for CIE Centennial Celebration


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About CIE (1/2)

• Established in Guangzhou, China in

1912 and moved to Taipei, Taiwan

in 1951.

• The oldest-established and largest

multimodal professional

organizations in Taiwan.High Speed Rail--

“Taiwan’s Top 1 Greatest Infrastructure”

History


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• CIE has thrived and plays a major

role in national development and

promoting the prosperity of

Taiwan's economy and society.

• CIE has more than 18,000

individual members and 79

organizational members.

About CIE (2/2)

Taipei 101 –-- “Taiwan’s Top 2 Greatest Infrastructure”


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• To strengthen close ties and

interactions with members and

professional institutes worldwide.

• To advance the technology,

expertise and professionalism in

engineering.

• To further national development

through the joint efforts with

government authorities and private

sector.

Mission

Hsueh Shan Tunnel -- “Taiwan’s Top 3 Greatest Infrastructure”


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Formosa Aboriginal Cultural Village Cable Car – “Taiwan’s Top 4 Greatest

Infrastructure”

Objectives (1/2)

• To enhance professional knowledge

and skills in engineering science

and technology.

• To set up engineering ethics and

conducts standards.

• To provide comprehensive services

to members and expand stronger

fellowships.

• To innovate engineering trainings for

the professional advancement of

engineers.


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Objectives (2/2)

• To speak as the authoritative voice

of the engineering profession for

the industry in Taiwan.

• To establish extensive network

with other engineering

organizations both in Taiwan and

overseas.

• To commit to the social

responsibility for shaping a better

future.

The Central Cross-Island Highway -- “Taiwan’s Top 5 Greatest Infrastructure”


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CIE President (2015-2016) Dr. John Chien-Chung Li (left) photo taken with Chairman Mr. Jyh-Yuh Sung, Committee on Organizing Joint

Annual Convention 2015

Major Activities (1/5)

Bestowing the CIE Awards on

distinguished engineers and

engineering students. Engineering Medal

Outstanding Organization Award

Outstanding Engineering Professors

Outstanding Engineer Award

Excellent Young Engineers Award

Engineering Paper Award

Excellence in Engineering Projects Award

Excellence in Industrial-Academic Cooperation Award


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Japanese speakers of the Sino-Japanese Modern Engineering and Technology Symposium call on

President Ying-Jeou, Ma (front row, center)


Established in 1980, more than

one thousand professionals from

government agencies, industries,

academic and research institutions

are invited from Japan to

exchange views and experiences

on engineering related issues.

The 31th Session is schedule to

be held in Nov. 2015.

Organizing the Sino-Japanese

Modern Engineering and

Technology Symposium


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Established in 1966, the Seminar

brings engineers and scientists in

the US and the ROC together in

Taipei.

Playing a vital role in introducing

world-class talents to serve in or

even start up high tech enterprises

in Taiwan in the past.

The 25th Session have been

concluded in Nov. 2014.


The 25th Modern Engineering and Technology Seminar

Organizing the Modern

Engineering and Technology

Seminar (METS)


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CIE President (2015-2016) Dr. John Chien-Chung Li greeting on the CIE Annual Convention 2015


Organizing conferences, seminars

and workshops on engineering

themes.

Advancing engineering education and

training.

Publishing the Journal of CIE, CIE

Bimonthly, and E3 News (also known

as Elite Engineering Electronic News).

Coordinating with associated

engineering societies in different

disciplines.


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Vice President Mr. Den-yih Wu (3rd from the left) attended the CIE Annual Convention 2015


Collecting up-to-date information in

engineering field;

Representing the professional

interests of Taiwanese engineers in

international organizations and

forums;

Establishing collaborative

relationship with counterpart

institutions in international arena.


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Organization (1/3)

General Assembly

Board of Supervisors5 Board Supervisors

Board of DirectorsPresident

Dr. John Chien-Chung Li27 Board Directors

23 Committees

25 Affiliated Institutes

4 LocalChapter Offices

Secretariat3 OverseasChapter Offices

15 StudentChapter Offices

Organization Chart


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Presidential Office – “Taiwan’s Top 6 Greatest

Infrastructure”

Organization (2/3)

Institute Affairs Finance Membership Education Publications Editorial Journal of the CIE Information Management and Development Awards Awards of Technical Papers Engineering and Environment Sino-Japanese Modern Engineering

Technology Cooperation Symposium International Relations

List of 23 committees


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Taichung Coal-Fired Power Plant – “Taiwan’s Top 7 Greatest Infrastructure”

Organization (3/3)

Modern Engineering and Technology Engineering Ethics Fellowship of the Excellent Engineer

Awardees Chinese Taipei IPEA Engineer Monitoring

Committee Chinese Taipei APEC Engineer

Monitoring Committee Nomination Committee Organizing Joint Annual Convention of 2015 PMP Certification Think Tank Laws and Regulations Organizing Joint Annual Convention of 2016


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Penghu Trans-Oceanic Bridge -- “Taiwan’s Top 8 Greatest Infrastructure”

Affiliated Institutes (1/2)

25 professional engineering institutes to bring together engineers of different disciplines to promote the interests of the engineering profession.

Chinese Institute of Civil & Hydraulic Engineering

Taiwan Institute of Chemical Engineers Taiwan Society of Naval Architects &

Marine Engineers (Taiwan) The Chinese Institute of Textile Engineers Chinese Institute of Electrical Engineering Taiwan Agricultural Engineers Society Chinese Society of Mechanical Engineers Chinese Institute of Mining & Metallurgical

Engineers Chinese Society of Survey Engineering Chinese Institute of Industrial Engineers


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National Palace Museum -- “Taiwan’s Top 9 Greatest Infrastructure”

Affiliated Institutes (2/2) The Chinese Institute of Environmental

Engineering Chung-Hwa Nuclear Society Taiwan Photonics Society Chinese Institute of Transportation Architectural Institute of Taiwan The Corrosion Engineering of the ROC Chinese Society of Structural Engineering Taiwanese Society of Biomedical Engineering Chinese Society of Pavement Engineering Taiwan Geotechnical Society IEEE Taipei Section Materials Research Society Taiwan The Taiwan Society of Ocean Engineering The Taiwan Concrete Institute Taiwan Association for Aerosol Research


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Shihmen Reservoir – “Taiwan’s Top 10 Greatest Infrastructure”

International Engagement (1/8)

National Member to the World

Federation of Engineering Organization

(WFEO) in 1968.

Member Economy to APEC Engineer in

2005.

Member Economy to Federation of

Engineering Institutions of Asia and the

Pacific (FEIAP) in 2008.

Member Economy to the International

Professional Engineers Agreement,

IPEA (formally the Engineers Mobility

Forum agreement) in 2009.


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CIE President (2015-2016) Dr. ohn Chien-Chung Li (front row, 3rd from the left) photo taken with delegates

from Hong Kong and Malaysia


Attending the India Engineer

Congress (IEC), Session 26th to

30th, organized by the Institution of

Engineers (India) which took place in

India since 2011.

Co-Organizing CIE-HKIE-IEM

Tripartite Seminar every year since

2009.


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Mrs. Jenny C. L. Wei (right) & Mrs. Amy Hu attended the WiSET 2012


Mrs. Jenny C.L. Wei, Chairman of

CTCI Machinery Corporation and Mrs.

Amy Hu, Chief Technical Officer of

THI Consultants, Inc. were invited to

be speakers “WiSET 2012” on behalf

of CIE, organized by the Institution of

Engineers Malaysia (IEM) which took

place in Kuala Lumpur on Jun. 14-16,

2012.


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Delegation attending the WFEO 2013 in Singapore


Organizing a 20-person

delegation to attend the WFEO

2013 which took place in

Singapore from September 9 to

16, 2013.

CIE delegation attended the WFEO 2013 in Singapore


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CIE President (2012-2014) Dr. Jenn-Chuan Chern (2nd from the left) photo

taken with NCEES delegates


Inviting Mrs. Patty Mamola, President

and Mr. Jerry Carter, CEO of National

Council for Engineering Examination

Surveyors (NCEES） to visit Taiwan

from Feb. 11 to 14, 2014 to explore the

possibilities of enhancing the bilateral

cooperation relationship.

Signing Exam Administration

Agreement with NCEES in 2014.


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CIE President (2015-2016) Dr. John Chien-Chung Li (front row, 4th from the

right) photo taken with FEIAP delegates


Organizing and hosting the 3rd

Convention and 23rd GA Meeting of

FEIAP (Federation of Engineering

Institutions of Asia and the Pacific) in

Taipei, Taiwan from July 5-8, 2015,

attended by more than 200 delegates

of engineering organizations from 14

countries in the region of Asia and

the Pacific.


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CIE President (2015-2016) Dr. John Chien-Chung Li (right from the 2nd ) photo

taken with FEIAP Immediate Past President Dr. Hean Teik Chuah (left from

the 2nd)


President John Chien-Chung Li

were elected as President of FEIAP

(2015-2017).


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Country Counterpart Date of Signing

MOU/Agreement

Australia The Institute of Engineers, Australia May 10,1993Agreement of Co-operation and Affiliation between the CIE and the Institution of Engineers, Australia

UK The University of Salford Nov. 15, 2005Memorandum of Understanding between the CIE and the University of Salford, UK

Malaysia

The Institution of Engineers, MalaysiaDec. 18, 2007 Memorandum of Understanding between the CIE and the IEM

Oct. 2, 2009Agreement of Co-operation and Recognition between the CIE and the IEM

KoreaKorean Professional Engineers Association

Jun. 17, 2011. Agreement of Co-operation between the CIE and KPEA

India The Institution of Engineers (India) Dec. 15, 2011 Agreement of Co-operation between the CIE and IEI

PalestineThe General Union of Palestinian Engineers

Sep. 30, 2012Agreement of Co-operation between the Chinese Institute of Engineers and the the General Union of Palestinian Engineers

Singapore The Institution of Engineers Singapore Nov. 12, 2012Memorandum of Understanding between the Chinese Institute of Engineers and the Institution of Engineers, Singapore

Macau The Macau Institution of Engineers Jan. 16, 2014Memorandum of Understanding between the CIE and The Macau Institution of Engineers

CIE has signed MOU or agreements of cooperation with overseas counterparts in order to facilitate reciprocal recognition of professional qualifications with those engineering authorities, as well as to promote engineers exchange.


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Contact Information

• Contact: Li-Chi Yang, Secretary General

• Address: 3F., No. 1, Sec. 2, Ren-ai Road, Taipei 10055, Taiwan, R.O.C.

• Tel: +886-2-2392-5128

• Fax: +886-2-2397-3003

• E-mail: [email protected]

• Website: http://www.cie.org.tw


Thank You!

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