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Saki Sendoda, a student from Japan, graduated this year from the Department of Electrical Engineering at Yuan Ze University. In September, she would begin a new chapter in her tech career as she joined TSMC in Kumamoto, Japan, as an equipment engineer.
Jian Hong-Yu, a student from Yuan Ze University’s Department of Foreign Languages and Applied, was successfully selected to participate in the 2025 Japan Cultural Exchange Program. He was recommended by the Taiwan-Japan Exchange Association and took part in the program held at the Japan Foundation Kansai International Center from February 11 to March 26, 2025. A total of 27 foreign students from seven countries were chosen for this honor. The 44-day program was fully funded, covering round-trip airfare, accommodation, and transportation expenses.
Hsieh Yung-Cheng, a student from Yuan Ze University’s Department of Computer Science and Engineering, stood out in the "Mobile Post Office App Video Creation and AI Marketing Technology Competition" under the guidance of Professor Chung Tien-Yao from the Department of Computer Science and Professor Yuan Feng-Ching from the Department of Information Management. He claimed the Gold Award as the champion and also received the Microsoft Taiwan Special Award. These dual honors showcased his exceptional ability to combine technology and creativity.
Assistant Professor Chen Yu-Chi from the Department of Information Communication at Yuan Ze University, a prominent figure in the field of digital learning, demonstrated expertise in multimedia production and learning theories. He gained recognition through his research on gamified learning, publishing several impressive Q1 SSCI papers. From utilizing digital cognitive tools to enhance learning in natural sciences and mathematics to employing puzzle games to develop computational thinking skills, Professor Chen's research held significant academic value and achieved outstanding practical applications.
Li Jun-Yan, a master’s student in the Department of Computer Science and Engineering at Yuan Ze University, received the IEEE VTS Student Travel Award for his paper, “A DRL-Based NOMA Power Allocation Scheme for LEO Satellite Networks,” submitted to the 2024 IEEE 100th Vehicular Technology Conference (VTC2024-Fall).