Engineering Resources for Teachers of All Levels
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A Question of Balance This lesson focuses on the use of weight scales and measurement by manufacturing engineers. Teams of students are posed with the challenge...
Spring Scale Engineering This lesson focuses on the engineering behind building a spring scale and its use as a measuring device. Students work in teams to...
Infrared Investigations This lesson focuses on how infrared technology is used by engineers creating equipment and systems for a variety of industries. Teams of students explore...
Radio Reception and Transmission This lesson explores the electronics behind radio, and its impact on society. Students work in teams to build and test a radio...
An Eye on Optics The goal of this lesson is to provide students with an open-ended opportunity to explore and work with materials, make and share...
Give Binary a Try! This lesson focuses on how binary codes function and binary applications for computer engineers. Students complete an activity to learn how to...
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