Medford Engineering Academy
Welcome to the Burlington County Institute of Technology Medford Campus Engineering Academy!
Courses in this Academy support the Rowan @ Burlington County Associate's Degree in Electrical Engineering Technology
The Medford Engineering Academy Courses are taught by Mrs Liz Humphrey, who holds a BS in Electronics Engineering Technology from DeVry Institute of Technology and a MA in Career & Technical Education from Ball State University. Her engineering project experience includes work on civil weather satellites like GOES-R to communication satellites serving other countries such as Japan and Canada. Mrs Humphrey is also Certified at Level 1 and Level 2 for Google Education Products.
Mrs Humphrey is passionate about showing students how their learning applies in the workplace as well as in their personal lives. She personally developed the electronic workstation layout in the shop, and strives to integrate learning technology where appropriate. Students are expected to learn how to manage their time and workload in order to prepare themselves for life beyond high school.
"Engineering is a process for life, which teaches us the critical thinking skills and perseverance to tackle any problem."
Engineering Academy Classroom - Room E104
Workstation Equipment
The Engineering Academy Classroom is equipped with workstations for each student. These stations each have the following equipment:
Computer with monitor, mouse, and keyboard
Toolbox containing tools and materials
Oscilloscope with leads
Function Generator with leads
Dual Power Supply with leads
Digital Multimeter with leads
Soldering Iron and Holder
Vise
Fan
3D Printers and Soluble Support Washtub
The Engineering Academy utilizes the Stratasys uPrint SE Plus and F270 3D Printers to teach students how to produce prototypes from 3D modeling software. ABS Plus and PLA materials are used to create models, and support that is soluble using a solvent in water. The support material is washed away using the SCA1200-HT washtub.
SCA1200-HT