August 12 - December 09, 2024
1.5 Engineering Pathways 1: Exploring the World of Engineering
Tennessee Robotics Center 2231 NW Broad Street Ste D Murfreesboro, TN 37129 Organized by Tennessee Robotics Center | TRC Education LLC
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About this event
COURSE DESCRIPTION Engineering Pathways I is a comprehensive program that guides students through the diverse educational routes available for aspiring engineers. Whether you’re fascinated by mechanics, computer science, electrical engineering, robotics, or aerospace technology, this course provides a roadmap to your engineering journey. Students develop design solutions and document their progress in an engineering notebook throughout this two-semester course, held in both Fall and Spring. COURSE OBJECTIVES: Discovering Engineering Disciplines: Explore various engineering fields, from classical mechanics to cutting-edge robotics. Gain insights into the roles and responsibilities of engineers in different domains. Identify your interests and strengths within the world of engineering. 2. Engineering Design Process: Delve into the intricacies of the engineering design cycle. Learn how to define problems, brainstorm solutions, and iterate designs. Apply mathematical concepts, scientific principles, and engineering standards to real-world projects. 3. Hands-On Project Development: Collaborate with peers to tackle engineering challenges. Develop design solutions using creativity and critical thinking. Document your progress, decisions, and reflections in an engineering notebook. 4. Exploring Real-World Applications: Investigate how engineering impacts our daily lives and global challenges. Apply theoretical knowledge to practical scenarios. Understand the ethical considerations and sustainability aspects of engineering projects. 5. Guest Speakers and Field Trips: Interact with professionals from various engineering fields through visits to local engineering firms and labs. Gain insights into real-world engineering jobs. Engage in project-based learning, workshops, and guest lectures. 6. Comprehensive Learning Experience: This two-semester course spans both Fall and Spring. Collaborate with peers on engineering projects. Explore case studies of successf