Engineering & Entrepreneurship I-B: E2 Essential Training Continued

In the second semester of Engineering and Entrepreneurship (E2), students develop and demonstrate conventional fabrication skills using cardboard, wood, and acrylic and digital fabrication skills using computer-aided design (CAD), 3D printing, and laser cutting. Concurrently, students develop collaboration and design-thinking skills through multiple team-design challenges and discussions. The second semester provides students with the basic tools and skills necessary to design and build the product prototypes that they will conceive and develop in later E2 courses.