The Phone Charger Conundrum
Student teams learn how engineers work together to develop products that are compatible with other products.
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12 - 18CATEGORIES:
Electricity and Magnetism, Engineering Design, Technology
Basic Electric Transformers
Students learn what transformers are and what they do and then build and test their own working transformers.
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14 - 18CATEGORIES:
Electricity and Magnetism, Energy, Technology
Making Sense of Sensors
Students learn how instruments that measure humidity come in different designs and serve many purposes.
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Fun with Speedboats
Student learn how engineers compete in water speed races and then design their own speedboat out of everyday items.
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11 - 18CATEGORIES:
Engineering Design, Motion and Forces, Properties of Materials
Complexity -- It's Simple
Students gain an intuitive understanding of complexity and runtime of algorithms.
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Can You Copperplate?
Students work in teams to develop a chemical system to add a layer of copper to another metal product.
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12 - 18CATEGORIES:
Engineering Design, Properties of Materials, Structure of Matter, Technology
Radio Reception and Transmission
Students explore how advances in radio communications have impacted society.
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8 - 18CATEGORIES:
Energy, Engineering Design, Properties of Materials, Technology
Choose Your Best Way
Students learn how to solve a real problem in computer with the help of discrete mathematic models.
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Solving Problems with Decision Trees
Students learn about decision trees, subscription fraud and how they can use decision trees to solve the problem.
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Fun with Sorting
Eight objects, each with a hidden number, will form a list that needs to be sorted in ascending order.
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