Seal Tech Ed - Design Engineering 2

This course reinforces critical thinking, problem-solving, 3D modeling, and engineering career awareness. Students will use Solidworks, other 3D modeling programs, and machinery such as laser engravers and 3D printers to design, build, document, and test their solution to the given problem. Field trips and or guest speakers may be scheduled. Students will be challenged with problems, scenarios, and or tasks in the following areas: Flight Endurance, Plastics Manufacturing Process, Mechanical Design, and Control Systems (robotics). Student evaluation is based on class assignments, tests, and projects. It is highly recommended that all students taking the course were independently successful in both Design Engineering 1 and Technical Drawing 1.

"Failure is a part of the process. Modify and test again. Fail often in order to succeed sooner!" Dave Kelley

Grading Policy:

All assignments are due by midnight of the date that is posted for it. Any assignment that is submitted after the due date will only get up to 85% of its total possible points. Work turned in after 2 weeks will not be graded (aka after 4 classes, it is a 0). Your grade is also broken down into 2 categories (activities and projects). Your overall percentage is created based on the combined average of the total points within the individual categories.

This is a full credit course that meets every day for a semester. This class has not ran yet due to Design Engineering 1 being new. Once Design Engineering 1 runs for an entire year, the content for this class will be created!