Senior Design Projects
Senior engineering students tackle a major design problem in their capstone course: Senior Design Project. An annual Open House and Senior Banquet celebrate their successes and achievements.
Senior Design Teams
25th Annual Senior Design Banquet & Projects Night
The 2008 banquet on May 3 was a success, the date of the 2009 banquet has yet to be announced.
Innovation, hard work on display at 24th Annual Senior Design Night
View or Print your own copy of the program from the 2008 banquet.
Photo Galleries
The Senior Project Night and Banquet is typically held on the first Saturday in May. Nearly 700 people attended the Open House and around 350 attend the banquet. It is a great evening to celebrate the hard work of the senior design teams.
ENGR 339*
Senior Design Project (2)
Integrative Studies with ENGR 340
This is the first course in the senior design project sequence. Emphasis is placed on design team formation, project identification, and production of a feasibility study. Students focus on the development of task specifications in light of the norms for design and preliminary validation of the design by means of basic analysis and appropriate prototyping. Lectures focus on integration of the design process with a reformed Christian worldview, team building, and state-of-the art technical aspects of design. Interdisciplinary projects are encouraged.
Prerequisites:
- Concurrent registration in the seventh semester of the model program for a particular concentration or permission of the instructors
- Biblical Foundations I or Theological Foundations I
- DCM
- Philosophical Foundations
ENGR 340*
Senior Design Project (4)
Integrative Studies with ENGR 339
This is the second course in the senior design project sequence. Emphasis is placed on the completion of a major design project initiated in 339. This project should entail task specifications in light of the norms for design by means of engineering analysis and an appropriate prototype focused on primary functionality. A final presentation is given at the May senior design project banquet. Lectures continue to focus on integration of the design process with a reformed Christian worldview, team activity, and state-of-the art technical aspects of design.
Prerequisites:
- ENGR 339
- Biblical Foundations I or Theological Foundations I
- DCM
- Philosophical Foundations
FORMS
*Complete information is available at the Registrar's Office