Use Boolean algebra and combinational logic to design a solution to a real-world problem. Discuss careers, design, analysis, ethics, and other aspects of the profession with real engineers. Learn about engineering units and measurements, and practice in a laboratory. Discover how engineers solve technical problems and how they analyze engineering methods. Work with tools from the engineer's toolbox, especially the computer.
Students enroll for a grade and receive four quarter hours of college credit.
All applications and supporting materials must be received by April 18, 2001. After this date, applications will be processed on a space-available basis. The residential and commuter fees cover all instructional and laboratory materials as well as transportation for field trips. Scholarships, based on need, are available to offset part or all of the residential cost. A limited number of travel stipends are available.