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Students learn how coins are manufactured and explore the sorting processes engineers have developed.
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Students learn how coins are manufactured and explore the sorting processes engineers have developed.
View DetailsStudents learn spring scales and develop their own functional spring scale out of everyday items. They present and then test their scales, and compare their designs with those of other teams.
View DetailsStudents learn how components must be evaluated when engineers develop a new product or solve a problem.
View DetailsStudents explore how engineers redesigned or re-engineered the traffic signal over time to enhance its functionality.
View DetailsStudents learn about how surface area can change at the nanoscale. Students work in teams to explore different forms of sugar at different levels of coarseness.
View DetailsTeams of students explore the forces that impact flight and design, build, and test their own gliders out of simple materials.
View DetailsStudents explore the tallest buildings in the world and how they were designed and constructed.
View DetailsStudents explore how devices -- such as the periscope -- have evolved over time to meet societal needs.
View DetailsStudents explore the impact of engineers and scientists have developed sensors over the centuries to measure temperature.
View DetailsStudents explore how engineers incorporate the latest materials and manufacturing techniques to improve sports equipment.
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