Introduction to Engineering Design & Process
Explore the engineering design process in this project-based course. Through lectures and open-ended design problems, you’ll learn about the design process, teamwork, engineering specialties and tools, creative and analytical thinking, and engineering professionalism. We’ll cover concepts such as basic electrical wiring, digital logic, and sensors and actuators. During the second week, you’ll work on a culminating project in robotics, with the last day reserved for an open house and presentations to family and friends.
What You'll Learn
- The design process, industry vocabulary, and abstract-thinking and problem-solving skills
- Additional skills associated with design, including teamwork, communication and computing
- The roles that math, science and engineering analysis play in design
- How to use a variety of tools and materials
- How to create design presentation materials and documents
Who Should Register
This course is for incoming 10th to 12th graders. You should have a fundamental understanding of basic math concepts and be comfortable with hands-on projects. You should also have familiarity with basic computer operations and programs, as some aspects of the course may involve digital tools or software applications for design and communication purposes.
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More Information
This in-person course is taught on the UW Seattle campus.
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Details
Jul 15–Jul 26, 2024 |
Day Mon–Fri |
Time 9 a.m.–3 p.m. |
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Location UW Seattle |
Cost $1,200 |
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Refund Deadline Jun 3, 2024 |
Status Closed |
