Design & Engineering
One-Week Summer Engineering Program
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Students will be introduced to the Engineering Design Process through the design and fabrication of a small scale 3D printed race car. Research on aerodynamics and car design will inform each student’s car design as they fabricate, test and evaluate prototypes for a CO2 powered race car.
Students will be introduced to both hand and digital fabrication processes including the application of 3D modeling software to 3D printing.
Testing of final prototypes will culminate in an actual head to head race competition.
Perfect program for those thinking about engineering school and those who wouldn’t necessarily take a traditional engineering program.
This one-week summer program is designed for teens interested in design & engineering.
Interested in our three-week programs? Take a look at Engineering Research or Electronics & Robotics.
New Program for Summer 2019
Date: July 29th – August 2nd
Dana Hall – Wellesley, MA
Design & Engineering students may explore materials that can be used in athletic wear that protect against rips, tears, that wick moisture. They may use 3D printers to create trendy athletic or camping gear, new heels for shoes, and much more. They may develop sensors that can be manipulated into clothing for biofeedback. Students will explore metals, textiles, and plastics to create that perfect look or function.
Glen Gurner
Glen Gurner earned his BFA and MS in Art Education from the Massachusetts College of Art and Design and his MFA from UMASS Dartmouth. Following six years as a college instructor, Glen became a computer-aided design, or CAD, high school teacher while also running his own design and project management company. Since 2011, Glen has taught Engineering and Design at Brookline High School, which consistently ranks in the top five public high schools in Massachusetts.
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