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Pictured below are advanced students working on their designs to solve the following problem: Construct a tower made from straws and hot glue that will hold a 16 pound bowling ball the farthest up in the air using the least weight. This is just one example of the many problem solving activities experienced in Engineering Design I & II. Others include the bridge construction problem, mousetrap car, oil spill cleanup, to name a few.
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