Sentence examples for culminating design from inspiring English sources

"A game where users can virtually practice archery" Since this game was also designed for our culminating design experience (CDE) course, we wanted to incorporate a variety of different topics.

Considering that the project is used as a Culminating Design Experience project in the junior year of college and we are not marketing this game commercially, the name LaserSimon will not be used in the public domain.

Overall, this has been the most satisfiying engineering course we have taken at Cornell, it was a good culminating design experience as it brought together many aspects of the undergraduate program to build something that is useful, which after all, is the objective of engineering as a discipline.

These five courses must include at least three (3) courses at the 4000-level or above, at least one (1) of which is a Culminating Design Experience (CDE) course, and the credit hours for these five courses must add up to at least 18.

Thinking about what a CDE (culminating design experience) should be, we devised a project that combines the microcontroller programming principles learned in ECE 476: Microcontroller Design with the control theory concepts learned in ECE 472: Feedback Control Systems to create an academically viable stationary helicopter.

Called 'Capstone' courses, these culminating design classes give students a rigorously challenging, real-world, immersive engineering experience.

The success of the team's unit rested on a culminating engineering design challenge wherein students would build a model "rescue vehicle" that needed to travel over varying terrains during hypothetical rescue missions.

The idea to turn the old freight route, once condemned to demolition, into a public park has gained momentum over the past five years, culminating in a design competition that attracted 52 entries.

In a series of projects for public monuments, culminating in the design (1784) for an immense sphere that would serve as a cenotaph honouring the British physicist Isaac Newton, Boullée gave imaginary form to his theories.

Ganson worked with students in MIT Museum Director John Durant's project-based seminar, "Exhibiting Science," (STS.035) culminating in the design, fabrication and installation of an original multimedia exhibit in conjunction with the Cambridge Science Festival.

The Navy test-fired rocket boosters to perfect the design, culminating in the first underwater launch of a ballistic missile by USS George Washington on 20 July 1960.