Engineering Design

With training in product design, traditional drafting, computer-aided design (CAD), architecture, and 3D printing and other manufacturing methods, students are taught to create efficient and effective designs. In teams and individually they participate in rapid charrettes, honing their ability to represent their solutions to clients in a variety of ways.

Robotics

Robotic systems offer a way for students to grow in many areas, including structural design, sensor technology, programming and logic, and systems engineering. Students produce unique robotic solutions and present them back to our school community—no building from instructions allowed here!

Engineering Statics

Statics is the study of stationary objects and systems, such as beams and trusses. This course, teaching college-level content, culminates in a design project where students design, refine, and build a structure that meets a community need.

Engineering Dynamics

Dynamics is the study of how physical objects move, accelerate, and interact with each other. Focusing on flight, this course teaches essential aerodynamic principles and culminates in an unmanned aerial vehicle (drone) project and a tethered powered fixed-wing aircraft, both of which are designed mathematically and manufactured in-house.