Hi, I am Hin Lun Lee and I am a third year Engineering Science student in the Electrical Engineering Option in the Faculty of Applied Science and Engineering at the University of Toronto. The site is always under construction, but I have included some great links for you to surf around and some great pictures to look at.  Enjoy your stay and please visit me again!  Please sign my guestbook!  (Look at the bottom of this page.) Do you want to create one of those banners on your right?  Go to: http://www.uoft175.utoronto.ca/banners/makebanner.asp Banners of this design can be found in downtown Toronto.   They are used for celebrating the 175th anniversary of the University of Toronto. This is a .

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You may be interested in checking out the weather here.  I live in Scarborough, Ontario. The University of Toronto (St. George Campus) is obviously located in Toronto, Ontario!

About Me

    I was born in Hong Kong in 1982.  After spending the first 11 years of my life in Tai Po, New Territories, Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, People's Republic of China, my family immigrated to Canada.  I graduated from Banting and Best Public School in Scarborough, Ontario in June 1996.  I then graduated from Albert Campbell Collegiate Institute, Scarborough, Ontario in June 2001.  In Campbell, I participated in a variety of clubs.  I have been on the math team, helped out in two drama productions (not as an actor, but helped out promotion and ticket sales), served as a library assistant, and was the secretary of the Albert Campbell Debate Club.  I was happy to set up the very first intramural debate competition in the school.  In the year 2003, the Debate Club organized the third annual debate competition, in which I was invited to be an audience.

    After high school, I entered the Engineering Science program in the Faculty of Applied Science and Engineering at the University of Toronto.   In the second year of the program, I had the pleasure to work on a full year design project with Michael Lam and Alice Wu.  You can find out more about this project below.  I am presently enrolled in the Electrical Engineering Option of this program. 

    I have done a small project for Professor Willy Wong over the past summer on speech processing.  I carry on the theoretical side of this project this year in ESC300 - Written and Oral Communication class by doing some library research on speech recognition.  I hope to post some of my final products on this page soon.

    Aside from my classes, I am an engineering science mentor.  My group consists of Heidi Au, Eric Ng, as well as our group of first year students.  You can visit the group's web page by clicking here.  In addition, I have also been elected as the Engineering Science Club representative in the third year electrical option "riding" for the 2003-2004 school year.  You can visit a web site that I maintain for my class by clicking here.

My Timetables

The timetables posted on this web site are for the purposes of letting my friends and project group members to reach me and to allow scheduling group meetings in a very easy and efficient manner.  (You probably have no idea what my timetables mean if you do not go to U of T St. George Campus anyway.)  Please note that my timetables are NOT finalized until I have removed the last revised date on the right of the link.

These timetables are outdated.  I hope to post the updated ones when I have time.

• Fall 2002
• Winter 2003

My Courses

I am currently taking the following courses:

• ECE350F - Physical Electronics
• ECE355F - Signal Analysis and Communication
• ECE359F - Industrial Electronics
• ECE360F - Electronics
• ESC300F - Written and Oral Communication
• MAT389F - Complex Analysis

About My Second Year Design Project

In second year, I am required to work on a design project.  The machine is required to shoot balls according to the input.  The following is my group:

(Left to Right) Me, Alice Wu, and Michael Lam

Our Group and the Machine (Picture courtesy of Vicky Wong)

Our machine

About My University/Faculty/Program/Related Clubs and Facilities

About My Brother

This is my brother, Shui Lun Lee (link to his academic page).  He is currently a first year Urban and Regional Planning student in the Faculty of Community Services at Ryerson University.  He deserves my congratulations for surviving the Double Cohort =) (The Ontario government recently removed Grade 13.  He was one of the first students to finish high school in four years instead of five.).  He is taking the following courses: ECN104 - Introductory Microeconomics GEO106 - Interpreting Human Environments: I PLG100 - Intro. to Urban and Regional Planning PLG120 - Understanding the Planning Process POL122 - Local Government and Politics in Canada Unlike me, he is a hockey fan and he loves playing NHL 2002. He is also a BUS fan. I will let you to see his obsession yourself by putting a link to his AsianAvenue page and his personal homepage.  Enjoy!

Some Interesting Quotations

• "Imagination is more important than knowledge."  Albert Einstein
• "Calculus is the most powerful weapon of thought yet devised by wit of mankind."  W. B. Smith
• "A Scientist discovers that which exists.  An Engineer creates that which never was."  Theodore von Karman
• "I seem to have been only like a boy playing on the seashore and diverting myself in now and then finding a smoother pebble or prettier shell than ordinary, whilst the great ocean of truth lay all undiscovered before me."  Sir Isaac Newton

My Friends' Web Pages

The following list is arranged by alphabetical order.

• Roland Braganza
• Clive Chan
• Raymond Choi, Engineering Science Club Class Representative, Third Year Manufacturing Option
• Virginia Chu
• Hattie Dong
• David Hou
• Ryan Janzen
• Elaine Lai
• Nicholas Lee
• Michael Lam
• Isaac Li [ECF] [UTORweb]
• Andreas Marouchos [ECF] [UTORweb]
• Wallace Yang
• Nan Zhang, Engineering Science Club Dinner Dance Coordinator
• Jane Zhang [ECF] [UTORweb]
• Aileen Zhou

If you want your page to be added to this list, please e-mail me at leehi@ecf.utoronto.ca.  In many cases, the reason that I don't have the link on this page is that I don't know you have a web page!

Useful or Interesting Links

• Build your Schedule / Timetable using ROSI Data! http://www.ecf.utoronto.ca/~jaremam/
• The Integrator. Powered by Mathematica, you can now compute indefinite integrals online (if the program can, but I threw in some nasty and ugly integrals a few months ago and it could still do the job!).  I personally love this tool!
• A Table of Integrals - http://www.math.unb.ca/sections/integrals/
• Colour Code for Resistors and Capacitors - http://www.ctech.ac.za/facul/eng/ee/human/pcbhome/Colour.html
• A Dictionary of Measures, Units and Conversions - contains almost all units you can imagine - http://www.ex.ac.uk/cimt/dictunit/dictunit.htm
• Babelfish Language Translator
• Merriam-Webster Online
• Dictionary.com
• Vocabulary Study Guide
• This is a site that students from all over Canada can add to.   It's a collection of professors rated by their students (or us).  Visit there to learn more about your prof before the first lecture! http://www.ratemyprofessors.ca/canada/index.jsp
• Calculus with MATLAB - A very useful page for first year engineering science students who need to do their numerical calculus assignment or students who want to learn some basic MATLAB.  This page also includes some good exercises, check it out! http://www.math.umd.edu/~jmr/241/calc.htm
• If you are taking MAT194/196/137/157 or any other calculus course for physical science or engineering students, you may find this site useful.  It talks about delta-epsilon proofing.  The page completes with lots of examples. http://www.math.ucdavis.edu/~kouba/CalcOneDIRECTORY/preciselimdirectory/PreciseLimit.html
• Want to work on your computer assignments at home?  Check out the "Work At Home" web site developed by the Department of Computer Science at the University of Toronto.  Although the site is geared towards computer science students using CDF, most of the information is also relevant for engineering students using ECF.  http://www.cdf.utoronto.ca/workathome/
• Are you writing?  Get some fact sheets from the University of Toronto Engineering Communication Centre at: http://www.ecf.utoronto.ca/~writing/
• If you are interested in a second degree, you might want to order a FREE Guide to Grad Admissions from: http://www.princetonreview.com/pocketguide/
• Want to stay up-to-date in computer technology?  My friend Roland Braganza has created a great web site for you.  Check out: http://www.rolotech.com/
• Clive's Chaotic Domain ---> http://www.globalserve.net/~clivechan
• If you want your page to be added to this list, please e-mail me at leehi@ecf.utoronto.ca