Batteries Not Required
January 19, 2009
By Matt Barcus
President, Precision Executive Search
Managing Partner, A/E/P Central, LLC, home of CivilEngineeringCentral.com
A couple of weeks ago I received the following email from Phil with the Johns Hopkins Engineering Department:
Readers of your blog might enjoy watching a short online video we just shot about an unusual competition for freshman engineering students here. They had to think “low tech” to design and race cars powered only by rubber bands and mousetraps. Though the concept of the video focuses on mechanical engineering, it is an introductory course for all engineering students.
Best wishes with your blog,
Phil S.
A larger article about the competition from the Johns Hopkins Gazette can be found here:
http://www.jhu.edu/~gazette/2008/15dec08/15batteries.html
Pretty cool stuff for sure. What were some of your favorite projects /classes during your studies that got you excited about becoming an engineer?
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