Summer Programs For High School StudentsNew York City
Level: Open to students entering grades 11 or 12 or freshman year of college in fall 2013.
Session: I, June 24-July 12, 2013; II, July 16-August 2, 2013
Days & Time: Days & Time: Monday-Friday, 10:00 AM-12:00 PM and 2:00-4:00 PM
Instructor(s): Columbia School of Engineering and Applied Sciences Faculty
Related Courses: Students interested in this course might also be interested in Introduction to Materials Science and Nanotechnology, Entrepreneurship and Innovation: Changing the World Via Venture Creation, or Introduction to Architectural Design and Theory.
A hands-on, intensive course in which students develop an original engineering design and have the opportunity to hone the essential professional skills associated with engineering design.
Students are introduced to basic engineering design and to the complementary professional skills essential for anyone who plans to study engineering and applied sciences (computer science, applied physics, and applied mathematics) in college. Students, using Columbia's state of the art facilities, will apply computer technologies such as computer-aided modeling, computational techniques, and Web applications as they serve their design projects. Technical engineering design subjects are discussed along with professional skill development topics such as teamwork, creative thinking, oral and written presentation, and project management. Students receive ongoing feedback and support from instructors, peers, and professionals.
Columbia School of Engineering and Applied Sciences Faculty
Columbia School of Engineering and Applied Sciences Faculty
Specific course information, such as hours and instructors, are subject to change at the discretion of the University.