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The Skills Canada National Competition was held in Winnipeg on Saturday, June 3rd, 2017. Humber students that placed during Skills Ontario were invited to compete in the national competition.
Students were asked to complete various skill-testing tasks based on their programs of study, and the students representing Humber didn’t leave empty-handed.
Derick Cheaney (pictured above – centre) won the gold...
The team at Omron knows that safety is important – that’s why they wanted a team of capable Humber students to help them build a portable Safety Trainer.
Electromechanical Engineering students Daniel Abisso, Kyle Nyman, and Paul Schiabel worked with Omron to program and build a machine that would be able to demonstrate industrial safety practices and ensure companies in the industry are up to date with these safety...
After collaborating with industry partner AMD, Humber 3D Animation, Art and Design students are working on their applied research project to develop an animated character.
“The aim of this project was to create some animation in an environment that will show off some tech from AMD, which was basically the hair that goes onto this character that we were working with,” said Matt Cook, a 3D Animation, Art and Design student...
Project Archive
Abstract: Working with Humber students and faculty, RHSP Consulting is developing a workforce-planning application called EasyFTE to service the telecom/contact centre industry, targeting business planners, analysts, and managers. EasyFTE will provide a cost...
Researcher: Nithyakalyani
Thayananthan,
School of Media Studies & Information Technology
Project Completion Date: April 16, 2016
Abstract: Humber Information Technology Solutions students worked with Livera Sports Inc. to build a proof-of-concept fantasy cricket web platform, Cricket Hero. Cricket Hero will be a unique and innovative website that allows players to play year-round...
Researcher: Razieh
Niazi,
School of Media Studies & Information Technology
Project Completion Date: April 16, 2016
Abstract: Faculty members Hillary Rexe and Anne Zbitnew worked with a group of students from the Media Foundation program to determine how best to make video content in their courses universally inclusive and accessible. Two workshops, which were created and...
Researcher: Hillary
Rexe,
School of Media Studies & Information Technology
Project Completion Date: April 16, 2016