TWO SCHOOLS WORKING TOGETHER

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  Here is a great example of two Schools working together on a real world project. Marketing students in the Business Administration program helped a Baking and Pastry student take her product to market. Click here to view the video.

AUTOMATED SYSTEMS ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY

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  This past year, students in automated systems engineering participated in a project for the manufacturing company Emercore. The project objective was to automate the process of injecting insulating materials into rimboard by programming a robot to automatically locate and fill injection sites.

MECHANICAL DESIGN TECHNOLOGY

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  The Human-Flow Power Generator was designed by students in Mechanical Design Technology to facilitate the development of sustainable energy through human power. The generator could be installed on products such as revolving doors or turnstiles to capture the motion of humans in an ambient manner and could be located at high traffic public infrastructure locations.

The idea was to capture energy from each person and contribute enough energy to power local items such as lights, heaters, LED clocks and signage or transmit power to the grid.

Students: Anthony Keeler, Moe Khalil, Hiran Perera

MECHANICAL ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY

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  Students worked to improve the two stroke engine emission. By studying, water injection of two-stroke engine, they revealed the ability to increase compression, enhance efficiency and improve emission.

  Design Team members: Cameron Lemmerick, Nickolas Simpson.