Engineering Student Showcase 1
Mechanical engineering senior Jen Hyland demonstrated her team's project for industry sponsor Akron Brass, in 2009, as part of the College of Engineering's Student Design Project Showcase.
Engineering Student Showcase 2
Each semester, the College of Engineering's Project Design Showcase presents solutions by undergraduate students to real-world problems posed by industry sponsors. The showcase featured industry-sponsored projects from seniors in bioengineering, computer engineering, electrical engineering, industrial engineering and mechanical engineering. The event is free and open to the public.
Engineering Student Showcase 3
The engineering teams are judged by faculty and industry professionals, with the best projects receiving coveted Design Excellence Awards.
The showcase was organized by the Learning Factory, a University-industry partnership at Penn State that helps educate the next generation of engineers using state-of-the-art facilities for design, prototyping and fabrication.
Engineering Student Showcase 4
Mechanical engineering senior Joe Codichini, right, and his teammate Ruomeng Pang, reveal the inner workings of a micro-hydro power demonstration and training facility. The team's project was executed under the auspices of Kansas State faculty member J. Garth Thompson, who plans on using the team's project to help rebuild the University of Kabul's engineering program in Afghanistan.
Engineering Student Showcase 5
Mechanical engineering senior Doug Hudson demonstrates a modified tire lifting aid designed for Bridgestone's test facility. The machine is capable of lifting tire sizes ranging from compact cars to tractor trailers.
Engineering Student Showcase 6
Although it's crunch time at semester's end, some students haven't lost their holiday cheer, including some clever electrical engineering students.
Wednesday, August 5, 2020
