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Bayer Digital Campus Challenge 2018

Bayer invites students from natural sciences, engineering, medicine, IT, economics and business administration, whose focus is Machine & Deep Learning, Gene Therapy, Precision Medicine, and Workspace 5.0., to participate in this open innovation competition. This free event offers students professional mentoring opportunities with experienced Bayer employees, the possibility to sell their project or develop it in collaboration with Bayer, and the chance to win a trip to Barcelona to pitch your idea to senior executives.

Sign up today for the 'Digital Campus Challenge 2018' hosted by Bayer. The deadline to apply is November 4, 2018.

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• Digital Campus Challenge on Facebook
• Check it out on YouTube

Brampton Centenniel visits STC 2018

This amazing group of Specialist High Skills Major students from Brampton Centennial, visited Sheridan's Electrical shop on October 24th. From from 9 am – 12 pm, students completed a light switch exercise and toured the campus with Dan Hammond, the Electrical Programs Program Coordinator. Thanks to everyone who participated and shared in the fun. We always love showing off our state-of-the-art facilities!

Architecture Week 2018

Sheridan's 4th annual Architecture Week was once again a resounding success thanks to the 125+ Architectural Technology students who engaged and the faculty who gave their time, energy and enthusiasm. The inspired thinking that came out of the week's activities was unparalleled.

The tessellation exercise was new this year, created by Wendi Morrison; its results were exceptional, with great patterning! The 1:1 detailing wall sections were fantastic, and our ingenious CADD team showcased a new activity that saw the students CADDing, printing, drawing, cutting, folding, and assembling paper cubes to build a tower. We enjoyed an inspiring talk by guests from Build for Bokma – urban landscape artists who create "skateboardable" sculptures and finally, an almost 200 people-strong engagement in our Studio 1 Design Charrette.

There were so many creative projects completed, prizing, engaging conversation and loads of laughter. The week was jam-packed with enriched learning; Architecture Week 2018 was missing nothing!

Thanks to everyone who contributed to the week! It was a glowing success because of each of you!

Hackademics takes Bronze at Elevate Hackathon

Hackademics, a Sheridan club comprised of members from FAST (Bachelor’s Degree, Mobile Computing) and FAAD (Bachelor’s Degree, Interaction Design), took part in the Elevate Hackathon on Sept 21st.

The team worked tirelessly on the “Connected City” problem statement. The solution was a system that was simple, inexpensive and easily deployed to help the community with its current noise problems.

With a total of 78 Teams and over 500 developers in the competition, and as Toronto’s largest hackathon ever, the team was thrilled to have won 3rd place. Inspired and dedicated, the solution involved the development of Arduino-powered sensors installed across the city to create a real-time database of how sound pollution is affecting people in Toronto daily. By connecting that functionality to a mobile app, we can empower people with information to make decisions about where to live, work, and play.

Congratulations to Cory Da Silva and Warren Zajac, both Mobile Computing degree students and research students at the CMI working on the Tech4Life project. Congratulations to team mates Alexandra Thompson, Adam Crosby, Christina Weng, Carlo Forrest Dormiendo - what a fantastic accomplishment!

• Have a look at their pitch
• See what Inside Halton had to say about Elevate, and Sheridan's Hackademics

Bachelor of Mechanical Engineering

With increasing demand for mechanical engineering specialties in mechatronics and energy, Sheridan's School of Mechanical and Electrical Engineering Technology is responding and raising the educational bar.

Built on a CDIO (conceive, design, implement and operate) framework, the learning in this program is hands-on and practical in an industry-standard environment. On top of in class learning, students will participate in a mandatory four-month internship following which they will have an option of applying to the co-op program, adding one full year's worth of co-op work experience to their CV.

Offering an outstanding combination of theoretical and practical knowledge, the Bachelor of Mechanical Engineering will be offered to the first cohort in September 2019.

• Find out more about Sheridan's mechanical engineering degree today!
• See what Star Metroland Media has to say about Sheridan's new degree

SecTor 2018

Sheridan's very own Information Systems Security (ISS) Program Coordinator, Nick Johnston, will be speaking on a panel at SecTor 2018, the annual National IT Security Conference.

SecTor 2018 is being held on October 2nd and 3rd at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre (MTCC) in the South Building on the 800 level. With seven tracks including technical, management, security fundamentals, tools and sponsor, the schedule is packed with exciting speakers and activities providing significant value, annually, to the security community.

• Find out a little bit about Nick
• Find out about the panel Nick's speaking on... Fail Panel: Revenge of the Sixth