Experience a hands-on demonstration of CoDrone EDU, the official drone of the REC Aerial Drone Competition. Designed for secondary students, it teaches coding and includes free curriculum.
Learn how to integrate mechatronics and programmable logic controllers (PLCs) into your high school engineering curriculum. Explore real-world engineering examples and inspire students through project-based learning. No prior PLC experience needed.
Join a real civil engineer as he gives a quick crash course in MicroStation. MicroStation is a 2D and 3D Computer-Aided Design (CAD) and Building Information Modeling (BIM) software designed specifically for infrastructure projects. It allows professionals in engineering, architecture, construction, and GIS to model, document, and visualize complex projects.
Across Kentucky, universitiesincluding University of Kentucky and University of Louisvilleare expanding Applied Engineering programs designed to reach a broader range of students. These programs place less emphasis on advanced calculus and greater focus on hands-on, practical laboratory experiences. To succeed in these pathways, students need a strong foundation in core concepts that support labs in statics, dynamics, materials, electrical and electronics, and fluid powerskills central to nearly every applied engineering program. High-quality, sustainable lab equipment plays a critical role in helping students build confidence, stay engaged, and persist in these programs. By strengthening classroom resources and instruction, Kentucky educators can better prepare students for post-secondary success and high-demand engineering careers.
Engage your students with an affordable robotics/electronics alternative with endless possibilities. This session features a crash course into the world of Arduinos through a free online simulator and actual Arduinos, including breadboarding, coding, and electronics. Great for a refresher or first timers.
This session is for NTI Year 2 teachers looking to grow their Technology Student Association (TSA) chapter. TSA fulfills the Perkins CTSO requirement for engineering, computer science, and media arts pathways.
