Projects are a integral part of Integrated Engineering. Students must complete a two-term design course held in each year of the program. They are asked to develop a project, do whatever design is necessary and build whatever they proposed to build. In addition, these courses teach project management, communication skills and most importantly, how to work in groups.
At the end of the year, students showcase their project at the annual APSC Design and Innovation Day. Students get to show peers, faculty, alumni, industry, and guests their final projects. IGEN has one of the largest number of projects at the event and is the only department/program which all students (2nd, 3rd, 4th+) participate.
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Injection Buddy: An automated robot arm that performs injections
Students design a robotic arm that administers subcutaneous injections for people with mobility challenges.
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Remote Driving Station: Steering The Future
Integrated Engineering students design a remote driving station for controlling autonomous cars.
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beezy: Remotely monitoring beehives to detect and prevent infestations
Beezy is a solar-powered hive monitoring system providing beekeepers with real-time data to support healthier honeybee colonies.
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Unmanned Water Testing Vehicle
Our prototype is capable of autonomously navigating to multiple locations on a body of water and taking a variety of water quality readings at different depths.