Edward W Chan's Home Page at the University of Toronto

Welcome to my home page hosted by the University of Toronto's (U of T) Student Web Server, UTORWeb. I completed my undergraduate Bachelor of Applied Science (B.A.Sc.) degree with the internship option in Electrical Engineering at U of T in June 2004. I am now currently pressuring a Masters of Applied Science (M.A.Sc.) degree in the Energy Systems Group in the Edward S. Roger's Sr. Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at U of T.

My masters thesis is supervised by Professor Francis Dawson. My thesis involves designing a fuel cell based power supply for use in industrial vehicles. My thesis work is supported by a private industry sponsor, the Ontario government via an Ontario Graduate Scholarship (2004-2005), by the Canadian government via an NSERC Postgraduate scholarship (2005-2006), and also by the University of Toronto.

This website contains a copy of my résumé and some links to other interesting web pages. To navigate through the website, click on the coloured tabs located at the top of the page.

Some interesting facts about U of T and Engineering:

U of T founded in 1827 as King's College, the state university of the Province of Upper Canada
School of Practical Science founded in 1873, later became the Faculty of Applied Science and Engineering in 1906
Undergraduate Engineering programmes offered include chemical, civil, computer, environmental, electrical, engineering science, industrial, materials, mechanical, and mineral.
Total number of undergraduates in engineering: 4,324 (2003-2004)
Total number of Electrical and Computer Engineering Graduate Students: 440 (2003-2004)
U of T Latin motto: Velut Arbor Aevo (As a tree with the passage of time)
Engineering Latin motto: Scite Et Strenue
Varsity Sports Team: The Blues

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This page is maintained by Chan Edward W ELEC 0T3+PEY, chaned@ecf.toronto.edu

Last update: September 18, 2005

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