Ever wanted to ask us some questions?
At this section, we've compiled some of the most commonly asked questions right down below. Just click on the little arrow at the right of the question to see the answer!
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Q: Who are we?
Q: Who are we?
Hi there! Founded by a group of hobbyists and parents, we are a club founded under Chung Ling Private High School aimed at driving students' interest in electronics and promote STEAM education to the curious.
Q: Hmmm. When did it all start？
Q: Hmmm. When did it all start？
That would be January 2014, 7 years ago. A time to reminisce!
Q: How many members you've got?
Q: How many members you've got?
We started off with few, but we've since gained a lot of popularity. Currently, we have 100+ members in our club!
Q: When are your club activities?
Q: When are your club activities?
Our typical activities are 3:20p.m. to 5:00p.m. every Wednesday and Friday, 9:00 a.m. to 12.00p.m. every Saturday. That's three days a week!
Q: That's pre-pandemic. When are your club activities now then?
Q: That's pre-pandemic. When are your club activities now then?
Great question! Indeed, during the pandemic, our weekly activities have been moved to online from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00p.m. every Saturday to accommodate online classes.
Q: Walk me through your routine activities.
Q: Walk me through your routine activities.
Sure! We offer comprehensive lessons for newcomers on the basic fundamentals of electronics and programming. After learning the rope, they will be exposed to a variety of hands-on projects that will allow them to learn through their own hands. We strongly believe that 100% theory and 0% practical does not work, and learners need to get their hands on realistic things to be able to learn efficiently.
Besides that, for those who have further interest and a strong will to continue learning, we do offer a Maker Class right after our Saturday class. Club members will be able to learn advanced electronics, programming and engineering skills, including 3D-Printing, model designing and many more. For those talented enough, they'd be able to participate in competitions outside the school, and even win a few prizes with the skills they've nurtured!
Q: Interesting. But surely these cannot be done online, can they?
Q: Interesting. But surely these cannot be done online, can they?
Fear not! We aren't idle during the pandemic - we've encouraged club members to move their activities online too by making use of online tools and online shopping. We've even managed to hold a competition online, allowing club members to complete their projects right in their homes.
Currently, we are focusing on Arduino programming, allowing club members to complete and program their circuits with components bought online.
Q: That's quite a lot. Who do you get technical advice from then?
Q: That's quite a lot. Who do you get technical advice from then?
Our club has 6 specialized coaches with immense engineering backgrounds, assisting our committees in building a systematic environment for members. But when they're busy, well, we get our advice from Mr. Google.
Q: You've mentioned your club has participated in competitions. How's the results so far?
Q: You've mentioned your club has participated in competitions. How's the results so far?
Superb! We've won 99 awards from local, state-level, national and even international competitions since our inception! We're not making the numbers up, check out more details at our "Achievement" section!
Q: I've always wondered what's inside that CEC room. Mind giving me a sneak-peek?
Q: I've always wondered what's inside that CEC room. Mind giving me a sneak-peek?
There's quite a lot of stuff inside! It's all that you need to build a project from scrap - carpenter tools, lots of electrical components, 3D-printer, laser cutter, computer accessories... you name it!
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