Departments Overview¶
The Victoria Harbour Science and Technology Innovation Team (VHSTIT) is organised into five departments, covering the full chain from basic research and engineering realisation to digital technology, organisation and publicity, and internal oversight. Each department has clear responsibilities and works in concert with the others to support core projects such as the rocket launch.
Department Structure¶
| Department | Focus | Core Responsibilities | Members |
|---|---|---|---|
| Compounds and Materials Department | Chemistry and biomaterials | Fuel formulation development, material performance testing, and new material development | 3 |
| Engineering and Experiment Department | Engineering practice and experiments | Rocket assembly, performance testing, system integration, and launch execution | 4 |
| Electronics and Information Department | Electronics and digital technology | Software development, hardware design, system integration, and informatisation | 5 |
| Organization and Publicity Department | Coordination and outreach | Project planning, resource coordination, brand design, and cultural communication | 5 |
| Oversight Committee | Independent supervision | System construction, project review, behavioural standards, and performance oversight | 2 |
Collaboration Model¶
Departments form cross-functional teams according to project needs: the Organization and Publicity Department handles overall planning and task breakdown, the technical departments carry out the corresponding R&D and implementation work, and the Oversight Committee independently conducts project review and performance oversight. Cross-departmental milestones are coordinated by the project lead so that objectives, resources, and schedules stay aligned.
Participants¶
Beyond the members listed above, additional participants support the team's work on a project-by-project basis, contributing to specific phases.
Notes¶
Department structure and member assignments are adjusted as project status changes. The rocket launch project is currently proceeding normally; the smart campus system project has been suspended indefinitely, and the optical fiber computer research project has been handed over to other related teams.