ENGINEERING DESIGN THINKING

Design Thinking Engineering students working on a prototype for a client while others present a prototype to a client

Course Overview

Students engage in project-based learning that combines science, engineering, and technology. Classmates explain and create solutions to real-world problems proposed by community and business partners. English, fourth-year math, and third science credit available. Related careers include, but are not limited to, mechanical engineer, quality engineer, process engineer, manufacturing engineer, prosthetic engineer, engineer technician, and occupational therapist.

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College Credit

Students who successfully complete this course may receive articulated college credit to the following schools: Davenport University, Northern Michigan University, and Oakland Community College.

Students who successfully complete select CTC courses may receive direct college credit to specific colleges and universities. Direct credit is currently unavailable for this program. A list of participating classes may be found on our direct credit web page.

Instructor

Instructor– Ryan Kraus

Course Prerequisite

In order to attend this program students must have completed the Allied Health, Auto Service, Computer-Aided Design, Internet, Networks & Security, or Machining/Engineering Technology program.