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Teach Engineering Through Simple & Engaging Activities

What makes the invisible, visible, helping us see through walls or to the ocean’s depths? What allows humans to capture images of inside our bodies and black holes in outer space? What allows us to turn speech into text? What captures sound to recognize the music? What helps people with hearing loss hear better? Magic? No, Signal processing! It is the science that makes our senses digital—it lets us capture the information we hear and see (sounds, images, video) to be stored, sent and reproduced through our laptops, smartphones or tablets.

To find resources you can use to teach school-aged children the importance and value of signal processing technologies and how they make the world a better place, search for a lesson, article, video, STEM fields or game below.

Pre-University Resources

TryEngineering and the Pre-University Coordination Committee are proud to continue our partnership with the IEEE Signal Processing Society! Founded in 1948, the Signal Processing Society (SPS)...
TryEngineering is always looking to share great stories from our friends around IEEE who are pursuing efforts in STEM outreach and education. In this STEM...
Signals are all around us, more so than we might realize. Almost any modern communication technology relies on signals. Signals are commonplace enough that many...
Lesson focuses on the engineering behind the design of musical instruments. Students explore the engineering behind recorder manufacturing, and then design, construct, test, and evaluate a working musical instrument using...
Phet Simulation: Sound Waves With this simulation student can learn how different sounds are modeled, described, and produced by designing ways to determine the speed, frequency,...
Lesson focuses on the engineering of adaptive or assistive devices, such as prosthetic devices, wheelchairs, eyeglasses, grab bars, hearing aids, lifts, or braces.
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