1. Chinese Institute of Engineers
(CIE)
by CIE, Taiwan, R.O.C.
September 1, 2016 1

2. CIE Centennial Celebration
Contents
About CIE
Mission
Objectives
Major Activities
Organization
Affiliated Institutes
International Engagement
Contact Information
Graphic Design for
CIE Centennial Celebration 2

3. “Taiwan’s Top 1 Greatest Infrastructure”
About CIE (1/2)
Established in Guangzhou, China in and moved to Taipei, Taiwan in
The oldest-established and largest multimodal professional organizations in Taiwan.
High Speed Rail-- 
“Taiwan’s Top 1 Greatest Infrastructure” 3

4. “Taiwan’s Top 2 Greatest Infrastructure”
About CIE (2/2)
CIE has thrived and plays a major role in national development and promoting the prosperity of Taiwan's economy and society.
CIE has more than 18,000 individual members and 83 organizational members.
Taipei 101 –--
“Taiwan’s Top 2 Greatest Infrastructure” 4

5. “Taiwan’s Top 3 Greatest Infrastructure”
Mission
To strengthen close ties and interactions with members and professional institutes worldwide.
To advance the technology, expertise and professionalism in engineering.
To further national development through the joint efforts with government authorities and private sector.
Hsueh Shan Tunnel -- 
“Taiwan’s Top 3 Greatest Infrastructure” 5

6. Objectives (1/2)
To enhance professional knowledge and skills in engineering science and technology.
To set up engineering ethics and conducts standards.
To provide comprehensive services to members and expand stronger fellowships.
To innovate engineering trainings for the professional advancement of engineers.
Formosa Aboriginal Cultural Village Cable Car – “Taiwan’s Top 4 Greatest Infrastructure” 6

7. Objectives (2/2)
To speak as the authoritative voice of the engineering profession for the industry in Taiwan.
To establish extensive network with other engineering organizations both in Taiwan and overseas.
To commit to the social responsibility for shaping a better future.
The Central Cross-Island Highway -- “Taiwan’s Top 5 Greatest Infrastructure” 7

8. Major Activities (1/5)
Bestowing Awards during CIE Joint Annual Meeting.
Engineering Medal
Outstanding Organization Award
Outstanding Engineering Professors
Outstanding Engineer Award
Excellent Young Engineers Award
Engineering Paper Award
Excellence in Engineering Projects Award
Excellence in Industrial-Academic
Cooperation Award
CIE President ( ) Dr. John Chien-Chung Li greeted CIE members during CIE Joint Annual Convention 2016 8

9. Major Activities (2/5)
Japanese speakers of the Sino-Japanese Modern Engineering and Technology Symposium call on President Ying-Jeou, Ma (front row, center)
Organizing the Sino-Japanese Modern Engineering and Technology Symposium
Established in 1980, more than one thousand professionals from government agencies, industries, academic and research institutions are invited from Japan to exchange views and experiences on engineering related issues.
The 31th Session was held in Nov 9

10. The 25th Modern Engineering and Technology Seminar
Major Activities (3/5)
Organizing the Modern Engineering and Technology Seminar (METS)
The 25th Modern Engineering and Technology Seminar
Established in 1966, co-organized with CIE/US. The Seminar brings engineers and scientists in the US and the ROC together in Taipei.
Playing a vital role in introducing world- class talents to serve in or even start up high tech enterprises in Taiwan in the past.
The 26th Session is scheduled to be held in October 2016. 10

11. Major Activities (4/5)
Organizing conferences, seminars and workshops on engineering themes.
Advancing engineering education and training.
Publishing the Journal of CIE and CIE Bimonthly.
Coordinating with associated engineering societies in different disciplines.
Hosting “Workshop on Feasibility and Implementation of a Centralized Data Bank of APEC Engineers” on Sep , 2015 11

12. Major Activities (5/5)
Collecting up-to-date information in engineering field;
Representing the professional interests of Taiwanese engineers in international organizations and forums;
Establishing collaborative relationship with counterpart institutions in international arena.
Vice President Mr. Den-yih Wu (3rd from the left) attended the CIE Annual Convention 2015 12

13. Affiliated Institutes
Organization (1/3)
Organization Chart
General Assembly
Board of Supervisors
5 Board Supervisors
Board of Directors
President
Dr. John Chien-Chung Li
27 Board Directors 26
Affiliated Institutes
3 Overseas
Chapter Offices
Secretariat 23
Committees
15 Student
Chapter Offices
4 Local
Chapter Offices 13

14. “Taiwan’s Top 6 Greatest Infrastructure”
Organization (2/3)
The function of 23 working Committees is to establish policies and carry out the activities for the operations of CIE. 
Institute Affairs
Finance
Membership
Education
Publications
Editorial Journal of the CIE
Information Management and Development
Awards
Awards of Technical Papers
Engineering and Environment
Sino-Japanese Modern Engineering Technology Cooperation Symposium
Presidential Office –
“Taiwan’s Top 6 Greatest Infrastructure” 14

15. Organization (3/3) International Relations
Modern Engineering and Technology
Engineering Ethics
Fellowship of the Excellent Engineer Awardees
Chinese Taipei IPEA Engineer Monitoring Committee
Chinese Taipei APEC Engineer Monitoring Committee
Nomination Committee
Organizing Joint Annual Convention of 2015
PMP Certification
Think Tank
Laws and Regulations
Organizing Joint Annual Convention of 2016
Taichung Coal-Fired Power Plant –
“Taiwan’s Top 7 Greatest Infrastructure” 15

16. Affiliated Institutes (1/2)
Signed cooperation agreement with 26 professional engineering institutes to promote the interests of the engineering profession.
Chinese Institute of Civil & Hydraulic Engineering
Taiwan Institute of Chemical Engineers
IEEE Taipei Section
Chinese Institute of Electrical Engineering
Taiwan Society of Naval Architects & Marine Engineers (Taiwan)
The Chinese Institute of Textile Engineers
Taiwan Agricultural Engineers Society
Chinese Society of Mechanical Engineers
Chinese Institute of Mining & Metallurgical Engineers
Chinese Society of Survey Engineering
Penghu Trans-Oceanic Bridge --  “Taiwan’s Top 8 Greatest Infrastructure” 16

17. Affiliated Institutes (2/2)
Chinese Institute of Industrial Engineer
The Chinese Institute of Environmental Engineering
Chung-Hwa Nuclear Society
Taiwan Photonics Society
Chinese Institute of Transportation
Architectural Institute of Taiwan
The Corrosion Engineering of the ROC
Chinese Society of Structural Engineering
Taiwanese Society of Biomedical Engineering
Chinese Society of Pavement Engineering
Taiwan Geotechnical Society
Materials Research Society Taiwan
The Taiwan Society of Ocean Engineering
The Taiwan Concrete Institute
Taiwan Association for Aerosol Research
Value Management Institute of Taiwan
National Palace Museum -- 
“Taiwan’s Top 9 Greatest Infrastructure” 17

18. “Taiwan’s Top 10 Greatest Infrastructure”
International Engagement (1/7)
International engineering organizations
participation.
National Member to the World Federation of Engineering Organization (WFEO) in 1968.
Member Economy to APEC Engineer in
Member Economy to Federation of Engineering Institutions of Asia and the Pacific (FEIAP) in 2008.
Member Economy to the International Professional Engineers Agreement, IPEA (formally the Engineers Mobility Forum agreement) in 2009.
Shihmen Reservoir –
“Taiwan’s Top 10 Greatest Infrastructure” 18

19. International Engagement (2/7)
Signing Exam Administration
Agreement with NCEES in 2014.
Inviting Mrs. Patty Mamola, President and Mr. Jerry Carter, CEO of National Council for Engineering Examination Surveyors (NCEES）to visit Taiwan from Feb. 11 to 14, 2014 to explore the possibilities of enhancing the bilateral cooperation relationship.
CIE President ( ) Dr. Jenn-Chuan Chern (2nd from the left) photo taken with NCEES delegates 19

20. International Engagement (3/7)
International activities involvement.
Co-Organizing CIE-HKIE-IEM Tripartite Seminar every year since 2009.
Attending the India Engineer Congress (IEC), organized by the Institution of Engineers (India) every year since 2011.
Invited speakers to attend “WiSET 2012” in Malaysia in 2012 and “World Engineers Summit (WES 2013) in Singapore in 2013.
Attending Science and Technology in Society (STS) Forum in Japan on Oct. 5-7,
Organizing Workshop on “Feasibility and Implementation of a Centralized Data Bank of APEC Engineers” in Taipei on Sep ,
CIE President ( ) Dr. John Chien-Chung Li (front row, 3rd from the left) photo taken with delegates from Hong Kong and Malaysia 20

21. International Engagement (4/7)
International activities involvement.
Organizing and hosting the 3rd Convention and 23rd GA Meeting of FEIAP (Federation of Engineering Institutions of Asia and the Pacific) in Taipei, Taiwan on July 5-8, 2015, attended by more than 200 delegates of engineering organizations from 14 countries in the region of Asia and the Pacific.
CIE President ( ) Dr. John Chien-Chung Li (front row, 4th from the right) photo taken with FEIAP delegates 21

22. International Engagement (5/7)
President John Chien-Chung Li
was elected as President of FEIAP
( ).
International non-profit professional organization founded in  
An international member of the World Federation of Engineering Organizations (WFEO)
Aims to be the premier professional organization for Asia and the Pacific.
CIE President ( ) Dr. John Chien-Chung Li (right from the 2nd ) photo taken with FEIAP Immediate Past President Dr. Hean Teik Chuah (left from the 2nd) 22

23. International Engagement (6/7)
International activities involvement.
Organizing delegation to attend the 33rd Conference of the ASEAN Federation of Engineering Organizations 2015 (CAFEO 33 ) in Malaysia on Nov , 2015.
Organizing delegation to attend World Engineering Conference and Convention 2015 (WECC 2015) and WFEO GA Meeting in Japan from Nov. 29 to Dec. 2, 2015.
Attending 2016 IEA Interim Meeting in Malaysia from May 30 to Jun. 3, 2016.
Attending FEIAP 24 General Assembly Meeting in Australia on Jul. 7, 2016.
CIE President ( ) Dr. John Chien-Chung Li signed memorandum with Engineers Australia (EA) on July 7, 2016 in Perth, Australia 23

24. International Engagement (7/7)
CIE has signed MOU or agreements of cooperation with overseas counterparts to facilitate reciprocal recognition of professional qualifications with those engineering authorities, as well as to promote engineers exchange.  24

25. Contact Information
Contact: Li-Chi Yang, Secretary General
Address: 3F., No. 1, Sec. 2, Ren-ai Road, Taipei 10055, Taiwan, R.O.C.
Tel:
Fax:
Website: 25

26. Thank You! 26