Committees

CFT Committees

In alignment with CFT's vision and mission, the College has established multiple committees to steer the innovative operational model of the institution, currently consisting of eight committees.

  • Admission Committee (AC)
  • Course Development Committee (CDC)
  • Educational Project Committee (EPC)
  • Teaching Affairs Committee (TAC)
  • External Affairs Committee (EAC)
  • Student Career Development Committee (SCDC)
  • Intelligent Information Committee (IIC)
  • Teaching Lab Advisory Committee (LAC)
AC CDC EPC TAC EAC SCDC IIC LAC

  • Admission Committee (AC)

    • Committee Chair

      Miaojun HUANG

    • Committee Member

      Arthur Kar Leung LIN

      Lanhui LI

      Felicia Yen Myan WONG​

    • Committee Secretary

      Haimei ZHANG​

    • Committee Scope

      • The Admission and Promotion Committee (APC) aims to establish and ensure a transparent, fair and efficient admission process for RBM program, aligning with the university’s admission values, standards and quality. The committee’s responsibilities include:
      • 1. Implement university’s admission policies, develop and update working procedures, formulate guidelines, organize training, and monitor whole admission processes etc.
      • 2. Enhance outreach strategies and organize promotion activities to attract diverse talented applicants worldwide.
      • 3. Foster effective in/external communication and collaboration with stakeholders, manage admission system, documents and data etc.
      • 4. Tackle admission emergence, address exceptional cases, and develop contingency for potential crises and challenges.

  • Course Development Committee (CDC)

    • Committee Chair

      Linxiao WANG

    • Committee Member

      Ke XUE

      Tongge HUANG

      Wenxun HU

      Qianqian WEI​

    • Committee Secretary

      Peixian CHEN

    • Committee Scope

      • The Course Development Committee (CDC) at the College of Future Technology(CFT) plays a role in shaping the development of courses with a special emphasis on fostering transferable skills. The committee is responsible for advising on course development policies and procedures, providing consultation on CFT courses. The committee’s responsibilities include:
      • 1. Advise and make recommendations on course development.
      • 2. Focus on transferable skills such as teamwork, systems thinking, project management, and communication.
      • 3. Provide consultation on learning outcomes and selecting appropriate teaching methods.
      • 4. Supervise assessment methods in alignment with the course learning objectives.
      • 5. Coordinate CFT’s teaching resources.
      • 6. Assist to arrange the practical training for CFT faculty members.

  • Educational Project Committee (EPC)

    • Committee Chair

      Ke XUE

    • Committee Member

      Lujia WANG

      Li CHEN

      Landu JIANG

      Xiaojie LU​

    • Committee Secretary

      Jinyuan LIANG

    • Committee Scope

      • The Educational Project Committee (EPC) aims to establish and iterate the general framework of the educational project formation process to support the Project-Based Teaching and Learning (T&L) curriculum for RBM students. The committee’s responsibilities include:
      • 1. Establish proposal evaluation criteria, conduct proposal evaluation, provide feedback to Project Managers, launch projects etc.
      • 2. Additionally, the EPC plays a crucial role in fostering faculty collaboration and promoting interdisciplinary integration within educational projects practices.

  • Teaching Affairs Committee (TAC)

    • Committee Chair

      Man CHAN

    • Committee Member

      Jingwei YANG

      Landu JIANG

      Qinghao HE

      Jinni ZHOU​

    • Committee Secretary

      Xiaofang WANG

    • Committee Scope

      • The Teaching Affairs Committee (TAC) is responsible for the teaching and learning affairs of Red Bird MPhil students. The committee embodies a “student-centered” philosophy in daily work of student support and management. The committee’s responsibilities include:
      • 1. Facilitate the mutual selection process of Thesis Supervisors.
      • 2. Manage the registration of students’ Thrusts.
      • 3. Support students’ Proposal Qualification Assessment (PQA).
      • 4. Conduct graduation checks and aiding in students’ Thesis Examinations.
      • 5. Handle applications related to teaching and learning affairs, addressing exceptional student cases, managing disciplinary actions and PGS.

  • External Affairs Committee (EAC)

    • Committee Chair

      Beijinni LI

    • Committee Member

      Lujia WANG

      Qianqian WEI

      Wenxun HU

      Xiaojie LU

      Yue WANG​

    • Committee Secretary

      Xuhua WEN​

      Zhiqing YANG​

    • Committee Scope

      • The External Affairs Committee (EAC) plays a role to position HKUST(GZ) CFT as a leading institution in industry-academia collaboration, fostering a global ecosystem that promotes the reputation of the RBM program, enhances student career opportunities and establishes strategic partnerships with government agencies, enterprises, and universities, facilitating knowledge exchange, research collaboration, and career development initiatives that benefit students and the wider community. The committee’s responsibilities include:
      • 1. Identify and pursue strategic partnership opportunities.
      • 2. Facilitate communication and collaboration between the university, government, and industry.
      • 3. Organize events and activities that promote the RBM program and enhance student career development.
      • 4. Monitor and manage external affairs initiatives of the college.

  • Student Career Development Committee (SCDC)

    • Committee Chair

      Beijinni LI

    • Committee Member

      Lujia WANG

      Qianqian WEI

      Wenxun HU

      Xiaojie LU

      Yue WANG​

    • Committee Secretary

      Xuhua WEN

      Zhiqing YANG​

    • Committee Scope

      • Guide the implementation of teaching activities within CFT laboratories and workshops, ensure proper configuration and performance of laboratory instruments and equipment.
      • 1. Develop and implement the career development strategy.
      • 2. Design and deliver career development programs and supports.
      • 3. Establish and maintain relationships with employers and alumni.
      • 4. Collect and manage RBM student graduate placement data.

  • Intelligent Information Committee (IIC)

    • Committee Chair

      Tongge HUANG

    • Committee Member

      Li CHEN

      Landu JIANG

      Lanhui LI

      Mei LI​

    • Committee Secretary

      Xin YU

    • Committee Engineer

      Zhenchao QI

    • Committee Scope

      • The Intelligent Information Committee (IIC)’s responsibilities include:
      • 1. Oversee the construction and maintenance of the CFT’s computing lab to ensure it remains at the forefront of technology and supports group projects requiring high-performance computing power.
      • 2. Establish a well-organized channel to help RBM students stay updated with developments in information technology by offering workshops and learning resources.
      • 3. Collaborate closely with the ITD department to ensure that our software systems and computing resources meet the needs of RBM students and promote the development of information technology.

  • Teaching Lab Advisory Committee (LAC)

    • Committee Chair

      Arthur Kar Leung LIN

    • Committee Member

      Dong LU

      Tongge HUANG

      Xiaoyan WANG

      Qinghao HE​

    • Committee Secretary

      Shuyi ZHAO

    • Committee Scope

      • The Labs Advisory Committee (LAC)’s responsibilities include:
      • 1. Ensure the compliance with university and college policies regarding teaching laboratory and workshop construction and management.
      • 2. Assess and review proposals for establishing, adjusting, or extending teaching laboratories and workshops in CFT, oversee major operational decisions, and report for necessary approvals.
      • 3. Guide the implementation of teaching activities within CFT laboratories and workshops, ensure proper configuration and performance of laboratory instruments and equipment.
      • 4. Supervise and enforce teaching laboratory and workshop safety protocols and ensure compliance with environmental regulations and standards.
      • 5. Advise on budget allocation and resource distribution for CFT teaching laboratory and workshop needs, prioritizing critical projects and improvements.