The Purdue University College of Engineering (CoE) wants you to show us your talents in the third annual FYE Design Competition
When: Saturday, April 11th from 8:30 am to 3:30 pm
Where: WALC - (rooms to be announced at a later date)
Host: First Year Engineering & The College of Engineering
This is your opportunity to practice and demonstrate teaming, creativity, problem solving, and engineering design skills. Three-to-four person teams will address a given engineering problem using methodology learned in ENGR 13X or ENGR 16X courses.
OPEN TO ALL PURDUE FYE STUDENTS:
Register your student team now to compete for winning prizes
- 1st Place: $1,600
- 2nd Place: $1,200
- 3rd Place: $800
ABOUT THE COMPETITION
- HOW TO REGISTER:
- Form a team of 3-4 FYE students using the Pitch Portal (this website)
- All teammates must confirm their participation
- Submit a detailed report and video describing your design process and final solution (see details below)
-WHO CAN PARTICIPATE: All students enrolled in the FYE program, including students enrolled in any FYE pathway: ENGR-13000; ENGR-13100/13200; Honors, EPICS, and VIP
- JUDGING PANEL: A subset of 15-20 teams will be selected to compete in the in-person portion of this competition (Rounds 2 and 3) during which they will present designs to a 12-person judging panel of graduate students, industry professionals, and Purdue faculty
TEAM DESIGN SUBMISSION REQUIREMENTS
1) Your design video should meet the following requirements:
- Maximum of 5 minutes (this is a fixed requirement)
- Introduce your teammates
- Problem statement
- An illustration of the prototype testing protocol/process
- Details of the final solution
- Data supporting the selection of the final solution (how well it meets design criteria and constraints)
- Limitations of the final solution and how these could be addressed
2) A typical design report would contain:
- Cover page
- Executive summary
- Table of contents
- Team member roles
- Problem statement
- Idea generation process (including elements like your testing and thought experiment process)
- Details on your design iteration(s), prototyping and testing
- Overview of your final design
- References
- Appendices
The Purdue University College of Engineering (CoE) wants you to show us your talents in the third annual FYE Design Competition
When: Saturday, April 11th from 8:30 am to 3:30 pm
Where: WALC - (rooms to be announced at a later date)
Host: First Year Engineering & The College of Engineering
This is your opportunity to practice and demonstrate teaming, creativity, problem solving, and engineering design skills. Three-to-four person teams will address a given engineering problem using methodology learned in ENGR 13X or ENGR 16X courses.
OPEN TO ALL PURDUE FYE STUDENTS:
Register your student team now to compete for winning prizes
- 1st Place: $1,600
- 2nd Place: $1,200
- 3rd Place: $800
ABOUT THE COMPETITION
- HOW TO REGISTER:
- Form a team of 3-4 FYE students using the Pitch Portal (this website)
- All teammates must confirm their participation
- Submit a detailed report and video describing your design process and final solution (see details below)
-WHO CAN PARTICIPATE: All students enrolled in the FYE program, including students enrolled in any FYE pathway: ENGR-13000; ENGR-13100/13200; Honors, EPICS, and VIP
- JUDGING PANEL: A subset of 15-20 teams will be selected to compete in the in-person portion of this competition (Rounds 2 and 3) during which they will present designs to a 12-person judging panel of graduate students, industry professionals, and Purdue faculty
TEAM DESIGN SUBMISSION REQUIREMENTS
1) Your design video should meet the following requirements:
- Maximum of 5 minutes (this is a fixed requirement)
- Introduce your teammates
- Problem statement
- An illustration of the prototype testing protocol/process
- Details of the final solution
- Data supporting the selection of the final solution (how well it meets design criteria and constraints)
- Limitations of the final solution and how these could be addressed
2) A typical design report would contain:
- Cover page
- Executive summary
- Table of contents
- Team member roles
- Problem statement
- Idea generation process (including elements like your testing and thought experiment process)
- Details on your design iteration(s), prototyping and testing
- Overview of your final design
- References
- Appendices
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