Department of Vehicle Engineering
1. History
In January 2005, the School of Urban Rail Transportation, the first university-enterprise cooperation establishment in China, was co-founded by Shanghai University of Engineering Science and Shanghai Metro Operation Co., Ltd. (currently known as Shanghai Shentong Metro Group Co., Ltd.). The Department of Vehicle Engineering was established at the same time.
1) Program history
(1) This program started official student enrollment in September 2005 to grant degrees in engineering under the Mechanical Engineering and Automation Program (Urban Rail Transit Vehicle Engineering).
(2) National enrollment started in 2010 to cultivate talent for metro rail transit operations and management in the Yangtze River Delta and nationwide.
(3) In 2010, this program was approved by the Ministry of Education as a pilot program under the “Excellent Engineer Education and Training Program”. In the same year, it was approved as a project under the “Undergraduate Education Heights” (Phase IV).
(4) In 2012, the name of this program was changed to Vehicle Engineering (Urban Rail Transit Vehicle Engineering) in response to the revision of the Undergraduate Program Catalogue by the Ministry of Education. It also became the National Engineering Practical Education Center for Urban Rail Transit Engineering.
(5) In 2018, with the approval of the University, this program was officially renamed as Vehicle Engineering (Urban Rail Transit Vehicle) to better support discipline and program development of the University.
2) Quality development
After over 10 years of development, this program has made great progress in personnel training, faculty building and scientific research, reaching the next level of development.
(1) In 2006, the second-level postgraduate program in Vehicle Engineering started admission of research-based students.
(2) Shanghai’s Undergraduate Education Heights (Phase IV) (2010);
(3) In 2010, this program was approved as a project under the “Undergraduate Education Heights” (Phase IV) of Shanghai Municipal Education Commission.
(4) In 2010, this program became a pilot under the “Excellent Engineer Education and Training Program” of the Ministry of Education;
(5) In 2012, it was approved as the National Engineering Practical Education Center for Urban Rail Transit Vehicle Engineering;
(6) This program was approved in 2014 to set up a postgraduate program in Traffic Engineering;
(7) In 2017, this program was approved to offer postgraduate program of first-level discipline of Traffic Engineering.
2. Degree Program: Content and Implementation
Vehicle Engineering (Rail Transit Vehicle) Program was identified as a national specialty program in 2009. In 2010, the Program was selected into the “Excellent Engineer Education and Training Program” by the Ministry of Education of China. Dedicated to serving China’s fast-developing urban rail transit industry, the Program has established an education base with Shanghai Shentong Metro Group Co., Ltd., adhering to the principle of combining theory with practice. It aims to cultivate “engineering-based, innovative and international” high-quality talents for the society. Graduates should master basic theories and profound knowledge and skills and can solve basic engineering problems. As well-rounded graduates, they have a strong sense of comprehensive innovation, independent competence and team spirit in the field of engineering technology. They have excellent literacy, professional ethics, sense of social responsibility, international vision as well as strong competitiveness and creativity. They meet the needs of the Vehicle Engineering (Rail Transit Vehicle) sector, and meet the requirements of internationally recognized engineering qualifications and professional qualifications for engineers, thereby laying a solid foundation for international mutual recognition.
2.1 Objectives of the program
Vehicle Engineering (Rail Transit Vehicle) Program is featured by interdisciplinary knowledge of mechanical engineering, electrical and electronic engineering, material science, etc. The Program focuses on the professional knowledge on Vehicle Engineering (Rail Transit Vehicle) such as vehicle construction, electric traction, braking system, vehicle network, and fault diagnosis technology as well as basic knowledge of engineering management. The Program highlights the combination and application of basic theories and the technical aspects of modern rail vehicles. The Program focuses on cultivating senior engineering application-oriented talents. Graduates are competent in the operation support and maintenance of urban rail transit vehicles and fault diagnosis in the rail transit sector. For the training objectives of the Program, please refer to the English homepage of the School of Urban Rail Transportation (/wwwwwrz/list.htm).
After four years of study, graduates should have solid knowledge of mathematics, natural sciences and humanities and social sciences master basic professional knowledge, and receive training in engineering practices. They should master the professional knowledge required to solve complex engineering problems in Vehicle Engineering (Rail Transit Vehicle), especially vehicle construction, electric traction, braking system, vehicle network, and fault diagnosis technology. They should be able to follow the trend of related fields. They should possess computer application skills, be able to read literatures written in English, communicate in English, and obtain the certificate of China’s College English Test Band 4 (CET-4). They should be team players and have the ability of organizing corporate operation and management. They should be able to solve engineering problems and be competent to various tasks. They should be long-life learners and have bright career prospects.
2.2 Program learning outcomes (knowledge, skills and competence)
1) Basic scientific literacy and engineering competence
Understanding and applying mathematics and natural sciences to solve practical engineering problems, which is the foundation of professional competence;
Ability to understand and participate in industry processes and be qualified for technical work;
Ability to follow the trend and application prospects of modern science and technology.
2) Professional knowledge and competence
Ability to acquire and apply professional knowledge;
Strong practical skills and professional competence;
Ability to study for a master’s degree and conduct scientific research.
3) International communication competence
Excellent proficiency in English;communication skills; mastering the English language for study abroad;
Cross-cultural competence needed in overseas tasks and international cooperation.
4) Computer skills and information application competence
Ability to use computer software and the Internet;
Common methods for document, information and data retrieval; ability to acquire and use information (including literatures); ability to combine professional knowledge with computers, such as computer-aided design and simulation.
5) Engineering and professional practice competence
Understanding maintenance support in Vehicle Engineering (Rail Transit Vehicle);
Being proficient in the prediction, modeling, calculation and testing of complex problems;
Being able to analyze and evaluate engineering problems and provide effective solutions.
6) Teamwork and management competence
Mental health and personal integrity;
Strong sense of law and social responsibility;
Team spirit and management skills;
Working under high pressure and fulfilling challenging tasks.
According to the plan, the curriculum is divided into nine competence fields: Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry; Informatics; Engineering Fundamentals; Engineering Application; Electives; Foreign Language; General Courses; Practical Training; Bachelor thesis.
(1) Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry are offered to enable students to enhance their understanding of natural sciences and improve their literacy in in the application of science and technology, so as to lay a solid foundation for learning subsequent courses.
(2) Informatics courses are offered to enable students to master basic computer skills and information technology, apply computer and information technology tools to solve technical problems, so as to lay a solid foundation for learning subsequent courses.
(3) Engineering Fundamentals courses are offered to enable students to master the fundamentals and professional knowledge in machinery, materials, electronics, engineering mechanics, and control theory, so as to lay a solid foundation for learning subsequent courses.
(4) Engineering Applications courses are offered to enable students to master the professional knowledge and skills related to Vehicle Engineering (Rail Transit Vehicle), especially vehicle construction, electric traction, braking system, vehicle network, and fault diagnosis technology, so that they can analyze and solve complex engineering problems.
(5) Electives are offered to enable students to master cutting-edge professional knowledge and skills related to Vehicle Engineering (Rail Transit Vehicle) and follow the trend of related fields, such as equipment safety technology, finite element simulation, and technology for diagnosing failures. Students can select courses based on their interests.
(6) Foreign Language courses are offered to enable students to master the English language, pass China’s College English Test Band 4 (CET-4), have excellent English reading and communication skills, and have cross-cultural competence needed in international cooperation.
(7) General Courses are offered to cultivate students’ humanistic qualities, social skills and team spirit. Specific requirements are as follows:
1) Understanding the basics of humanities and social sciences, having excellent humanistic qualities, and undertaking professional, social and environmental responsibilities;
2) Taking part in practical and group activities for self-improvement;
3) Communicating effectively and adapting to new environments and the society.
(8) Practical Training includes six modules: comprehensive experiments for Physics and Chemistry courses, practicum for engineering fundamentals, comprehensive experiments for the Program, comprehensive practicum for the Program, training for innovation and entrepreneurship projects, and internships. The main objective is to cultivate students’ experimental skills, engineering application as well as creative and practical skills. Practical Training is offered to enable students to understand the railway vehicle engineering system, units (components) or technological processes, organization management as well as maintenance, consolidate theoretical knowledge, and enhance their understanding of applied knowledge. Emphasis is laid on cultivating students’ ability to use professional knowledge to analyze and solve complex engineering problems.
(9) Bachelor Thesis is offered to enable students to combine knowledge with skills and competence to complete projects, propose solutions and solve problems. Each student is required to independently complete the graduation project under the guidance of the tutor and successfully pass the oral defense.
3. Faculty
The Vehicle Engineering (Urban Rail Transit Vehicle) Program has 20 full-time faculty members, including 2 professors, 7 associate professors and 11 lecturers; All faculty members have doctoral degrees, 9 of which are under 35 years old, 9 are between 36-45 years old and 2 are between 46-55 years old. More than 10 senior corporate professionals and technicians work as part-time faculty members and corporate mentors. Prof. Zheng Shubin is the person-in-charge of this program. There are two teaching teams responsible for talent cultivation: Urban Rail Transit Vehicle Engineering Program - Vehicle Structure and Urban Rail Vehicle Electricity and Testing Teaching Team.
The former consists of 10 faculty members who are responsible for 9 specialized undergraduate courses on vehicle engineering, 7 practical courses and mentoring of about 200 undergraduate students.
The latter consists of 10 faculty members who are responsible for 3 fundamental courses, 7 specialized courses, 7 practical courses and mentoring of about 200 undergraduate students.
4. Employment
Most graduates find employment in rail transportation operation and maintenance enterprises, railway operation and maintenance companies as well as transportation operation and maintenance enterprises and institutions. They may work in urban rail transit vehicle operation and maintenance, fault diagnosis, repair work, and various tasks in the rail rail transit field. This program has an employment rate of 100%, and has delivered thousands of technicians and management talents to nearly 20 subway operators across the country.
The perseverance in talent training has produced remarkable results. At present, thousands of graduates from the School are working for about 10 subway companies nationwide including Shanghai, Hangzhou, Ningbo and Wuxi, many of whom are holding key technical or managerial positions in the organizations they serve in five or more years after graduation. This program has carried out mid-term and short-term graduate surveys, including 235 questionnaires for graduates of class 2015 to class 2019, with a sample proportion of 50.8%.
The survey results show that 89.4% of the graduates are working in related fields even several years after graduation, which indicates a high sense of identification among students with this program as well as a high degree of recognition among vehicle operation and maintenance enterprises of graduates of this program. Graduates of this program from 2015 to 2019 expressed 95% satisfaction rate with the support from their alma mater, showing high recognition of this program.
5. Enterprise practice platform
The School has established long-term cooperative relations with 17 large and medium-sized enterprises including Shanghai Shentong Metro Group, Zhengzhou Rail Transit Co., Ltd., Shanghai Thales Saic Transport Automation System Co., Ltd., Hangzhou Metro Group Co., Ltd. and Shanghai Fuxin Intelligent Transportation Solutions Co., Ltd.
The School has the National Engineering Practical Education Center for Urban Rail Transit Vehicle Engineering, Shanghai Experimental Demonstration Center and Shanghai Off-campus Demonstration Practice Base for University Students. Through the industry-university-research strategic alliance between Shanghai University of Engineering Science and Shanghai Shentong Metro Group Co., Ltd., the School has also set up a series of off-campus practice bases for urban rail transit vehicles with distinctive characteristics: Maintenance Base of Vehicle Branch, Longyang Road Base of Shanghai Metro, All-in-one Teaching and Training Train Practice Base, Jiuting Overhaul Practice Base. According to the objectives and requirements of training programs, the University and the enterprises jointly formulate the internship syllabus, prepare internship instructions, and establish safeguard measures. Each base has long-term internship instructors, who guide and manage students’ internship together with faculty members of the University. The University's instructors are responsible for clarifying the internship details, tasks, plan, schedule, and management regulations to students. According to the requirements of the University and the actual production of the enterprise, the instructors of the enterprise shall do a good job in the education of workplace safety, rules and regulations, confidentiality system, etc. The off-campus practice bases can fulfill practical teaching tasks such as Rail Transportation Basic Practice, Basic Practice of Urban Railway Vehicle, Maintenance Practice of Urban Railway Vehicle, etc. The bases can accommodate around 200 students of the Program each year, who can accept good engineering practice and training to improve the ability to deal with practical problems and enhance integrative competence.
Table 2 Internship and Practical Training Bases Jointly Established by the School and Enterprises in Recent Years
No. | Base name | Establishment date | Name of cooperative enterprise | Maximum number of students accommodated |
1 | Jiuting Internship Base | 2011 | Shanghai Shentong Metro Group Co., Ltd. | 200 |
2 | Longyang Road Internship Base | 2011 | Shanghai Shentong Metro Group Co., Ltd. | 150 |
3 | Meilong Internship Base | 2012 | Shanghai Shentong Metro Group Co., Ltd. | 200 |
4 | Rail Transit Training Center, Shanghai Shentong Metro Group Co., Ltd. | 2012 | Shanghai Shentong Metro Group Co., Ltd. | 200 |
5 | Fujin Road Internship Base | 2012 | Shanghai Shentong Metro Group Co., Ltd. | 200 |
6 | Ziteng Road Internship Base | 2012 | Shanghai Shentong Metro Group Co., Ltd. | 200 |
7 | Meilong Internship Base | 2012 | Shanghai Shentong Metro Group Co., Ltd. | 200 |
8 | Jianchuan Road Internship Base | 2012 | Shanghai Shentong Metro Group Co., Ltd. | 200 |
6. Teaching programs and outcome
By integrating internal and external, online and offline, interdisciplinary and international teaching resources, this program shares resources and promote the cultivation of excellent engineers and new engineering talents. In recent years, the School embarked on over 20 teaching reform and development projects which produced outstanding results, including key undergraduate education reform project of Shanghai, key undergraduate curriculum development project of Shanghai, and other municipal projects. The projects were successfully accomplished with high closing rate. Some programs were rated A in the project closing and inspection. All faculty members of the Vehicle Engineering Program participated in curriculum development, and have developed 1 municipal-level excellent course and 5 University-level excellent courses. All specialized courses have set up their own websites.
Table 1: Outcomes of high-level teaching reform and research projects
Project name | Project type | Responsible person |
Innovation and Practice of Undergraduate Curriculum Design for Vehicle Engineering Program (Inspection Grade A) | Shanghai Key Undergraduate Teaching Reform Project | Liao Aihua |
Research on Off-campus Internship System for Urban Rail Transit Vehicle Engineering Program under the Background of the “Excellence Program” Implementation | Shi Wei | |
Practice and Exploration of Undergraduate Graduation Design (Dissertation) Reform in Urban Rail Transit Based on the “Excellence Program” | Fang Yu | |
Innovation of the Curriculum System of Urban Rail Transit Vehicle Engineering Program Under the “Excellence Program” | Zheng Shubin | |
Network Control Technology of Train for Urban Rail Transit | Shanghai Key Undergraduate Curriculum Construction Project | Zheng Shubin |
Service Technology and Equipment of Urban Rail Transit Vehicle | Liao Aihua | |
Electric Traction and Control of Urban Rail Transit Locomotive | Shi Wei | |
Braking System of Urban Rail Transit Vehicle | Shanghai Excellence Course | Yang Jian |
Service Technology and Equipment of Urban Rail Transit Vehicle | University-level Excellent Course | Liao Aihua |
Fault Diagnosis Technology of Urban Rail Transit Vehicle | Wen Yongpeng | |
Vehicle System Dynamics | Yao Huiming | |
Electric Traction and Control of Urban Rail Transit Locomotive | Shi Wei | |
Introduction to Urban Rail Vehicles | Fang Yu |
Relying on the industry-university-research strategic alliance, this program adopts the cultivation mode of industry-university cooperation, engineering alternation, discipline chain and professional chain connecting with industrial chain, and the talent cultivation form of “theory + technical practice + application of new technology”. According to engineering education and industry standards, this program reverse designs and develops innovative talent training system, establishes an all-round multi-level school-enterprise education platform, and achieves significant talent training results.
Table 2: Teaching outcome of the Vehicle Engineering Program
Name | Type | Year |
Teaching System Building and Outcome Application for Feature Specialty Group of Urban Rail Transit | The second prize of the Shanghai Municipal Teaching Achievement Award The 1st prize of Teaching Achievement Award of Shanghai University of Engineering Science | 2014 |
Establishment and Innovation of the National Engineering Practical Education Center for Urban Rail Transit Vehicle Engineering | The 2nd prize of Teaching Achievement Award of Shanghai University of Engineering Science | 2014 |
Teaching and Practice of Braking Technology of Urban Rail Transit Vehicle | The 2nd prize of Teaching Achievement Award of Shanghai University of Engineering Science | 2014 |
Content Improvement and Practice of the Urban Rail Transit Vehicle Engineering Program Targeted at the “Excellence Program” | The 3rd prize of Teaching Achievement Award of Shanghai University of Engineering Science | 2014 |
Since the pilot implementation of the “Excellence Program”, this program has worked with China Railway Publishing House to develop textbooks for urban rail transit Excellence Program and the officially published ElecWorks 2013 Electrical Drawing, Urban Rail Transit Vehicle Maintenance Process and Equipment, and Automatic Control Technology for Urban Rail Transit Train Operation.
Table 2: List of published textbooks
No. | Chief Editor | Book name | Publisher and date of publication |
1 | Yao Huiming | Braking System of Urban Rail Transit Vehicle | China Railway Publishing House, 2018 |
2 | Zheng Shubin | Network Control Technology of Train for Urban Rail Transit | China Railway Publishing House, 2017 |
3 | Yu Chaogang | ElecWorks 2013 Electrical Drawing | Tsinghua University Press, 2014 |
4 | Liao Aihua | Service Technology and Equipment of Urban Rail Transit Vehicle | China Railway Publishing House, 2013 |
5 | Chen Xiaoli | Electrics for Urban Rail Transit Vehicle | China Railway Publishing House, 2013 |
6 | Huang Lixin | Fault Diagnosis of Urban Rail Transit Vehicle | China Railway Publishing House, 2013 |
7 | Fang Yu | Introduction to Urban Rail Transit Vehicle | China Railway Publishing House, 2011 |
8 | Li Xiaobo | Special Foreign Language for Urban Rail Transit Vehicle | China Railway Publishing House, 2011 |
7. Scientific research and achievements
Name of research subject: Rail vehicle safety monitoring and control
Unique features & advantages: The research aims at vehicle operational safety and energy conservation, and focuses on the fault diagnosis and online monitoring technology of key components such as bogy, pantograph, traction system, etc., the control technology of vehicle braking energy recovery and smooth operation, as well as the condition evaluation and reliability assessment technology of vehicle and its components. Some of the research results have been applied in subway companies, and have a high academic influence on the condition monitoring of rail vehicles and the renewable use of energy in vehicle operation.
Major outcome:In recent years, this program has been awarded 12 national projects such as from the National Natural Science Fund and 6 provincial and ministerial projects such as from the Shanghai Natural Science Fund, and has published more than 200 SCI and EI papers, one of which was recognized as a Frontrunner 5000 academic paper in China in 2013. This program has also won 3 provincial and ministerial level awards such as the Shanghai Science and Technology Progress Award. This program works with over ten million yuan of social funds, and many achievements have been put into applications.
Table 3: Research outcome of the Vehicle Engineering Program
No. | Project name | Project type | Responsible person | Project start and end dates |
1 | Dynamic diagnostic methods and theoretical study of vibration and visual fusion for the characterization of rail defects | General Projects of National Natural Science Fund | Zheng Shubin | 202001-202312 |
2 | Research on mechanical vibration mechanism and active control method of floating photovoltaic power generation | Young Talent Projects of National Natural Science Fund | Peng Lele | 202001-202212 |
3 | Orbital vibration energy non-linear capture method and experimental study | Shanghai Chen Guang Program | Yuan Tianchen | 201901-202112 |
4 | Theoretical and experimental study of non-linear vibrations of laminated circular plate energy trap | Young Talent Projects of National Natural Science Fund | Yuan Tianchen | 201901-202112 |
5 | Study of the thermal coupling problem of high-speed elevator safety clamp friction braking process | Young Talent Projects of National Natural Science Fund | Wu Aizhong | 201701-201912 |
6 | Numerical simulation and experimental study of the effect of composite non-uniform micro-configuration on the strength and plasticity of discontinuously reinforced metal composites | Young Talent Projects of National Natural Science Fund | Weng Lin | 201801-202012 |
7 | Research on the identification of inner space noise sources based on compression perception and equivalent source approach | Young Talent Projects of National Natural Science Fund | Hu Dingyu | 201701-201912 |
8 | High power density automotive inverter product development and industrialization | National Key Research and Development Program on New Energy Vehicles (Cooperative Project) | Shi Wei | 201607-202012 |
9 | Study of energy capture and recovery method for rail vibration based on train operation | General Projects of National Natural Science Fund | Yang Jian | 201601-201912 |
10 | Research on the key technology for safety inspection and early warning on rail trains based on self-learning and big data | Local College Capacity Building Project | Yao Huiming | 201511-201810 |
11 | Research on the theory and method of continuous motion measurement of orbital settlement | Young Talent Projects of National Natural Science Fund | Zheng Shubin | 201501-201712 |
12 | Dynamical destabilization mechanisms of typical microdevices under multi-field coupling | Shanghai Natural Science Fund | Wen Yongpeng | 201501-201712 |
13 | High-speed maglev vehicle traveling section dynamics testing and analysis | Cross-Cutting Service Projects of Science and Technology Support for the Twelfth Five-Year Plan | Zheng Shubin | 2014.12-2015.12 |
8. Student innovation and competition awards
Relying on the Rail Transit Operational Safety Inspection and Evaluation Service Center, this program strongly supports the cultivation of students' ability to serve the society and technical innovation, including the development of industry demand-oriented research and innovation activities and the selection of targeted graduation thesis topics. In recent years, students have won more than 100 prizes for competitions at the provincial and ministerial levels, with a total of more than 200 prizes and over 300 participants in various competitions and university student innovation and entrepreneurship projects.
In 2019-2020, this program has been granted two university student innovation and entrepreneurship projects at national-level, 4 at municipal-level and 7 at university-level, involving 40% of faculty members as instructors for these projects.
Table 3 List of innovation and entrepreneurship projects of university students of Vehicle Engineering Program in 2019-2020 | ||||
No. | Project name | Project leader | Instructor | Project level |
1 | Air monitoring and conditioning system control unit in the waiting area of metro stations | Xu Qiangwei | Song Ruigang | National-level |
2 | Virtual instrumentation-based online noise and vibration monitoring system for subways | Meng Gaoyang | Zhu Wenfa, Zhang Hui | National-level |
3 | Design of an electrically powered, multi-amphibious vehicle model | Wang Shaohuang | Wu Jun, Liu Jun | Municipal-level |
4 | A voice announcement system that intelligently adjusts volume to ambient noise levels | Wang Xufei | Zhao Yi | Municipal-level |
5 | Solar-powered real-time wastewater detection system | Yang Gonghan | An Xiaoxue, Peng Lele | Municipal-level |
6 | Air quality monitoring and intelligent regulation devices in crowded areas | Yin Yu | Shi Xuan | Municipal-level |
7 | Early warning system of heavy passenger traffic and delays in subways | Zhang Laixin | Song Ruigang | University-level |
8 | Smart takeaway storage boxes | Ye Zhiyang | Shu Yanjun | University-level |
9 | Design of welding production management system for urban rail transit vehicles | Hang Tian | Wen Jing | University-level |
10 | Retractable pull ring | Zhang Ming | Peng Lele | University-level |
11 | VR simulation of main and auxiliary power supply circuits of urban rail vehicles | Jiao Junhao | Shi Wei | University-level |
12 | Research on testing method of software unit of vehicle operation parameter monitoring system | Qin Hao | Xiao Manlin | University-level |
13 | Piezoelectric energy based rail gap detection sensor design | Sun Chao | Zhong Qianwen, Wen Jing | University-level |
The faculty of this program actively encourage students to participate in academic competitions and support as instructors. In the 2019 academic year, 33 students of the Transport Program participated in competitions and won 14 awards.
Table 5 Academic competitions awards in 2019 | ||
Competition | Provincial and municipal-level award | Award-winning student |
Shanghai University Student Computer Application Competition | National first prize, Shanghai second prize | Yao Huitao, Li Hao, Kou Xinyu |
Shanghai third prize | Xu Chuhui, Wang Ruoqi, Shi Gan | |
Shanghai third prize | Hong Chen, Li Yawen, Huang Shan | |
Shanghai University Student Creativity Cup Competition | Shanghai third prize | Jiang Chenchen, Li Hao, Zhou Chenxi |
National English Contest for College Students | National second prize | Wu Yifan |
National second prize | Zhang Sipeng | |
National third prize | Zhu Mengxue | |
China Rail Transit Innovation and Entrepreneurship Competition Application Promotion Division | Shanghai third prize | Yao Huitao, Li Hao, Fan Feitao, Chen Tingting |
Physics Competition of Shanghai University of Engineering Science | Prize for excellence | Xu Beiling |
Prize for excellence | Xu Yi | |
The Seventh Engineering Training Competition of Shanghai University of Engineering Science | University-level third prize | Liu Zhuangzhuang, Liu Runfeng, Ma Jingchi |
National University Students Physics Competition | National second prize | Wang Nuoqi |
National Advanced Mathematics Competition | National third prize | Wang Nuoqi |
National University Transportation Technology Competition | National third prize | Wu Yifan, Jiao Junhao, Xue Ping, Liu Zhuangzhuang, Jiang Qucheng |