Congratulations to our Prince George's Area Science Fair Participants. You did OHHS Proud!
Engineering Technology: Statics and Dynamics includes all studies that focus on the science and engineering that involve movement or structure. The movement will result from forces; the structure will be stable due to the equilibrium of those forces.
Subcategories include: Aerospace and Aeronautical Engineering; Civil Engineering; Computational Mechanics; Control Theory; Ground Vehicle Systems; Industrial Engineering-Processing; Mechanical Engineering; Naval Systems.
Scroll down to view presentations. Click the picture to watch the guided video of each project or click the title for the Google Slide presentation.
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Projects that are to be judged will be bolded and underlined.
*Project does not have a FlipGrid video.+Project does not have a Google Slide presentation=Google Slide presentation is not accessibleResearch Practicum is the Science & Technology program's designated class for high school seniors only; their goal is to complete a research project through design, development, and/or structured methodologies. Research areas include biology, chemistry, physics, engineering, and computer science. Course topics are project development, proposal construction, technical writing, statistics, ethics, use of Microsoft Office/Google Workspace, information processing, and scientific display.
Differences to Expect When Viewing Research Practicum Projects: Due to Research Practicum projects taking up to a year's worth of study, the data portion of the project may not be developed. Students with Research Practicum are required to present either preliminary data, one trial, or have a prototype ready for the STEM Fair.