In the year 2035 all new cars will be zero emissions in the EU, California, and maybe the rest of the US. These will typically be electric or hydrogen cell vehicles. Your challenge is to determine how well these new cars, motorcycles, or scooters operate on TAMU campus. Students are tasked to digitize existing infrastructure and design innovative, newly built infrastructure to support new cars' transportation on campus, obtain efuel or water, drain/discharge water emissions, and be resilient for the future.

2035 https://www.sustainability.gov/index.html 

EPA https://www.epa.gov/greenvehicles/glimpse-hydrogen-transportation

eFuel with Porche  https://youtu.be/q_bBAEGuCmk

Electric Car Weight Issue: https://nypost.com/2023/04/19/electric-vehicles-could-put-pressure-on-parking-garages/ 

Students will:

1. Complete online certificates before coming to camp through Canvas

2. Research the problem

3. Utilize AutoCAD Civil 3D and InfraWorks to design solutions

4. Design & build miniature model car charging stations

5. Design engineering plans that include:

   1. Environmental issues with hydrogen discharge

   2. Structures to support charging

   3. Materials to support charging

6. Build and present video animations and gamification in Unity

7. Build Canvas curriculum

Deliverables:

Video Animation

Design Plans

Curriculum