# WS 2022 EEE Recruitment Plan

* TODO:
* Timeplan
* Send mails ASAP (today if possible)
* Agree what we will do
* How (As WARR or as teams)
* Ask teacher assistants (TAs), they are more responsive
* Example mail by MOVE see at the bottom
* Send PDF flyer to everyone as well

## EE Department

* Contact professors
* Ask Saif who he knows
* Felix has a list:

Electrical Engineering, Bachelor's

|Lecture | Prof/TA | Mail | Response | Presentation? |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| [MA9413] Analysis 3 (EI) | Prof. M. Ulbrich | [e-mail] | |
| [EI00310] Theory of Electromagnetic Fields | M.Sc. J. Tiede | [e-mail]| |
| [EI00320] Solid State, Semiconductor and Device Physics | Prof. M. Tornow | [e-mail]| |
| [EI00330] Signal Theory | Prof. G. Rigoll | [e-mail]| |
| [EI00340] Stochastic Signals | Prof. W. Utschik | [e-mail]| Too many societies ask him, no presentation. Have asked about uploading only flyer and presentation |
| [EI0554] C++ lab course | M.Sc. A. Hepp | [e-mail]| |
| [EI0608] Digital Circuits | M.Sc. F. Maurer | [e-mail]| They only advertise their own society |
| [EI0611] Basics of Electrical Energy Storage | M.Sc. M. Rehm | [e-mail]| We can present 13:15 on Wednesday or Thursday | X
| [EI06871] Control Systems 2 | M.Sc. G. Evangelisti | [e-mail]| |
| [EI0705] Signal Processing | M.Sc. M. Baur | [e-mail]| |
|[] |Michael Joham|[e-mail]| No time, asked if he can upload flyer
|[] | Hans-Georg Herzog | hg.herzog(at)tum.de| Gave us a list of classes we could present to. | X

Electrical Engineering, Master's
|Lecture | Prof/TA | Mail | Response | Present |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| [EI70510] Analog and Mixed Signal Electronics | Prof. R. Brederlow | [e-mail]| |
| [EI7440] Circuit Theory and Communications | Dr. M. Ivrlac | [e-mail]| |
| [EI70220] Digital Signal Processing | Prof. E. Steinbach | [e-mail]| |
| [EI70530] Embedded Systems and Security | M.Sc. M. Brunner | [e-mail]| Response from Matthias Probst, we can present 3.11.22 or we can send a PDF copy of the slides | X

## Informatics

* Concepts of C++
* RCI Students

Informatics
|Lecture | Prof/TA | Mail | Response |
|---|---|---|---|
| [IN2061] Einführung in die digitale Signalverarbeitung | Prof. T. Knoll | [e-mail]| |

## Student Groups

* Write in social groups
* Two Telegram groups for Electrical Engineering BSc (WS2019 and WS2021 groups)
* Official EI Discord Server
* RCI Telegram Chat
* Informatics Master Telegram Chat
*

## Other

* Dodo Alive! Practical
* https://chat.tum.de/channel/erstsemester_elektrotechnik-informationstechnik_WS2223

## Timeplan

* General Kickoff: 25.10
* Send emails out asap
* Try to make a nice signature
* And ask for them to distribute the flyer pdf or for a short presentation time

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*Old email*

Dear Mr. Scherer,
My name is Felix Firmbach, and I am the team leader of the Munich Orbital Verification Experiment (MOVE) student satellite project at TUM. Most of our new members join thanks to our bi-annual Kick-Offs, where we introduce the project to all interested students. The next Kick-Off is right around the corner, on the 10th of May. The beginning of a new semester is the best time to recruit, so we want to ask whether we could briefly promote the project at the beginning of your lecture.

MOVE consists of more than 70 students of various disciplines working on the third generation of our satellites. This satellite is going to be launched in 2024. For this mission, we develop not only the satellite itself but also a sensor that will be used to detect sub-millimetre space debris particles.

If you are interested, there are three PowerPoint-slides in the appendix that describe the project and show the different areas we work in. We would love to present the project in person. Otherwise, it would also be fantastic if you could just show the slides. Should you be inclined to help but prefer other ways of support, we are open to suggestions!

We would love to hear from you.

Best regards,

Felix Firmbach

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*Email to send to Profs/TAs:*

Dear XX,

My name is Timm Plagge, and I am the electronics lead for Exploration, a subproject of the WARR sutdent society. Our teams draw in a variety of students from different backgrounds, including electronics, software and the natural sciences, and we are interested in promoting ourselves to students in your class.

The WARR is one of the largest and oldest student groups at TUM. Each subproject specializes in a space system, such as rockets, rovers and satellites, which students design and manufacture themselves. Some teams have a strong focus on software and embedded systems, so we are looking to recruit students in related fields. Our next General Kick-Off is on the 25th of October, with individual team presentations taking place the following two weeks, and we would like to invite as many people as possible.

If you are interested, we have attached a PDF flyer and some PowerPoint slides which could be shared with your class. We are also open to presenting in person to your classes.

Thank you for your time.

Kind regards,

Timm Plagge

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*Send to student chats*

The WARR General Kick-Off takes place next week! Come join us on the 25th Oct

The Wissenschaftliche Arbeitsgemeinschaft für Raketentechnik und Raumfahrt (WARR) is a student society that focuses on space engineering applications. If you are interested in rockets, rovers or satellites, you are at the right place! We take in students from all disciplines and levels of experience, and offer training to help people get started. Our kick off is next Tuesday, and each subteam will have their own presentation in the days afterwards. If you can't make it, feel free to send us an email or speak to one of our members.

https://warr.de/en/kickoff/

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*Student chat attempt 2*